The Eldest Daughter of a Rural Family

Grandma Fang led Fang Hui and Feng Shouxing in.

After looking around and noticing that Pei Qian was not present, Feng Shouxing slightly relaxed. With Pei Qian not there to interfere, and with his mother-in-law pleading on his behalf, a few kind words would likely secure Pei Qin’s forgiveness. Mo Heng was also there, and she certainly wouldn’t want to be seen as petty and miserly in front of him, right?

Jiujiu spoke politely to her great-grandmother.

Standing to one side, Fang Hui glanced at the shelf and saw another one had been added. She couldn’t help but her expression changed again and again. A jade ornament worth more than a thousand taels of silver had just been shattered; now, they had promptly placed another one.

Feng Shouxing also saw it, his eyes twinkling. It further solidified his resolve to apologize and seek forgiveness. Jade ornaments worth more than a thousand taels of silver were displayed just like that. They must have earned more than ten thousands of taels of silver by now! His family did not even have five hundred taels, and they already had more than ten thousands. So that Sweet Potato Flour Workshop, it certainly wasn’t that they couldn’t manage it, but rather they didn’t care, giving it to the Fang family so easily for the sake of winning them over.

"I’ve heard all about it, and your auntie did do wrong!" Grandma Fang stated with certainty.

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Mo Heng glanced at the wet nurse.

The wet nurse came over, picked up Jiujiu and started to take her out while Jiujiu was reluctant. The wet nurse looked at Mo Heng and Pei Qin and coaxed her, "Wet nurse will take the little miss for some soup first!" and carried her to the kitchen.

With Jiujiu and the wet nurse gone, Fang Hui suddenly burst into tears, "Qinqin! It’s all my fault! Your auntie truly knows her mistake! I was terrified by the shattered object, confused, and that’s how I acted without thinking and said things I shouldn’t have! It’s all my auntie’s fault! Please forgive your auntie!"

Feng Shouxing’s eyes were red, too, "Qinqin! After you left yesterday, I reprimanded your auntie. It’s also my fault; she was curious and touched it, and I didn’t stop her. After hearing the scolding from your grandma, we felt even more regretful! It’s all our fault, please show your generosity and forgive us!"