Transmigration: From Farmer To Empress

During mealtime, she asked Chang Mei to fetch a jar of flower wine she had brewed under the big banyan tree, wanting to have a few drinks with everyone; however, not long after Chang Mei left, he returned, fuming.

"Master, all your wine is gone!"

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Cai Wei, surprised, said, "How can that be? I clearly remember only drinking a few jars."

While she was speaking, Brother Ying had almost stuck his head under the table. Seeing his guilty demeanor, there was no need to ask where the wine had gone!

"Damn it, you thief of a bird, how dare you steal the master’s wine!" Chang Mei bared his teeth and made a fist, threatening Brother Ying.

Knowing he was at fault, Brother Ying sheepishly hung his head, letting Chang Mei scold him without uttering a sound.

Cai Wei, helplessly said, "Brother Ying, if you wanted to drink, you could have just told me; I wouldn’t have denied you some. But taking it without asking is stealing, which is highly despicable, you know?"

Brother Ying, shamefully nodding, said, "Master, I understand now!"

While they were speaking, suddenly someone knocked on the door outside. Cai Wei had no time to further educate her parrot. She hurriedly dashed out of the space and went outside to open the door.

Huan Qiu led the people from Yao Ji and Cai Wei showed them the wood in the courtyard. The shopkeepers were so stunned upon seeing the whole trunks of pear wood, purple sandalwood, and golden silk nan wood that their jaws almost dropped to the ground.