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Chapter 884: Old Master Jiang Wants a Companion (1)



Why did she feel embarrassed when others found out?

However, wouldn’t it be embarrassing if Lu Huaijiang found out?

It was as if she had classified Jiang Jiang as one of her own, and she had been one of her own from the very beginning.

Lulu was stunned for a moment.

“Don’t praise her. If you praise her again, she’ll be arrogant.” Madam Xia smiled with pride.

He was just being humble and never revealed anything.

“Why can’t we praise Lulu? Lulu is a sensible child. Come and let Uncle take a look. Are you used to living at home?” As he spoke, he shook his head again.

“I’m definitely used to it. After all, you’ve moved all the things from Hidden Deer Hall. They even dug up the koi in the water and the flowers and plants planted in the ground.” Lord Xia looked helpless.

Lulu was a little embarrassed. He sounded like a bandit.

Suddenly, she felt a vicious and resentful gaze on her.

She saw a thin young girl with yellow hair standing behind the old lady. She was about eleven or twelve years old, and the clothes on her body seemed a little loose, as if the Xia family had mistreated her.

Of course, Lulu knew who it was.

Xia Qingqing.

“Grandmother, is the courtyard mistreating Qingqing? Why did you lose so much weight? This dress doesn’t fit you well. If the women outside see it, those who don’t know will think that Grandmother is mistreating her granddaughter.” Lulu pointed at Xia Qingqing.

The old madam was stunned.

When she came back last night and saw her beloved eldest granddaughter so skinny, her heart ached for her and she couldn’t sleep all night.

Today, he was even a little hesitant to send her back to the courtyard.

But at this moment, Lulu nodded and the old madam suddenly remembered.

The villa that Madam Yu and Qingqing went to belonged to Madam Yu herself. Harsh treatment was even more impossible.

That courtyard was the wealthiest village in the surroundings.

Now she was skinny and yellow, and the dignified Xia family’s young lady’s clothes didn’t fit her. How was she being mistreated?

He was deliberately trying to arouse her sympathy so that she could stay in the capital.

The old madam’s face turned cold. Xia Qingqing’s body trembled behind her. She bit her lower lip lightly and her face turned pale.

Lulu didn’t stop there. Xia Qingqing was her grandmother’s biological granddaughter, so she was only responsible for pointing. It was her business how Old Madam wanted to educate her granddaughter.

After that, the whole family had a reunion dinner and watched a big show.

When Master Xia returned from chatting with the old ministers, Lulu was sitting on the stage watching the cowherd and the Weaver Girl.

Women liked to watch things about love.

Lulu didn’t understand why the fairy would like the cowherd boy.

The cowherd boy stole the fairy’s clothes. He was clearly a lecher. Was the fairy blind to fall for him? According to the normal procedure, shouldn’t he stab the other party to death?

Master Xia walked into the courtyard with a cold aura. Everyone bowed and Master Xia sat beside the silver charcoal to warm himself.

“Sigh, I can’t play chess anymore. Borrow the horse pendant too.” The old man sighed, and his expression was not good.

Everyone stopped watching the show.

Old Master Xia was known for being a terrible chess player.

Fishing, playing chess, playing horse games, and often enjoying himself with a few old ministers who had also retired.

“Why did you suddenly stop playing chess? Today, you went back on your word and were beaten by a few old masters?” The old madam asked.

The old man’s face darkened.

“What do you mean by going back on my word? I haven’t thought about it yet.”

“It’s all because of Old Master Jiang.” No, it’s Old Master Xie.”

“Old Master Xie burned a set of chess pieces for Old Master Jiang during the New Year. In the end, the gods appeared last night, and Old Master Jiang also returned.” Master Xia’s face was a little pale.


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