A carriage brought Mother Lan, who was wearing a blue cotton skirt and a weathered face, into the village.
Lin Qingran could hardly believe that the woman in front of him, with a weathered face and a somewhat old look, could be the beautiful and charming Lan Niang who was by her mother's side back then.
It seems that Lan Niang has been having a hard time these past few years!
Also, regardless of her past life or this life, Aunt Hua has never been a generous and generous person. As the eldest girl around her, Lan Niang stayed with her during those years and always protected her. With Aunt Hua’s temperament,
How could he let Lan Niang go?
When Lan Niang saw Lin Qingran, her eyes turned red and tears rolled down her face: "Second Miss, is the eldest Miss okay? What's going on... Why did you get chickenpox?"
Lan Niang is a conscientious person. Although she was kicked out by Aunt Hua, she always thinks about Lin Qingran and her three brothers in her heart. She always wants to find an opportunity to see them. However, in these years, Aunt Hua has firmly taken charge of the rear house.
In the palm of her hand, she felt powerless.
Today, the old lady finally spoke. She quickly collected two pieces of clothes and hurried over: Chickenpox is not a trivial matter. How many people's lives have been ruined by it?
Along the way, Lan Niang was so anxious that her throat was filled with smoke. When she saw Lin Qingran, she didn't care to reminisce about the past and immediately asked about Lin Qingyin's situation.
She is thoughtful, otherwise at this time, instead of asking the eldest sister, she would be trying to please her, the second young lady.
Lin Qingran was very satisfied with Lan Niang's anxiety. Her eyes had long been trained to be shrewd, and she could naturally tell whether the anxiety was true or false.
She comforted Lan Niang and said, "Mama Lan, don't worry, my eldest sister's condition has stabilized and there is no big problem."
He waved the serving girl out, then took Lan Niang's hand and said, "I specially invited my mother here, for no other reason than to ask her to help take care of me."
Her voice was even lower: "When it's a scab, you can't break it, otherwise it will ruin your face." She held her breath, listened, and saw silence all around before continuing to speak.
, told Lin Qingyin frankly about her diet after getting acne and what happened at Baihui'an.
"This rotten hearted person, I knew she was not a good person!" Lan Niang scolded angrily, then she patted her chest and promised that she would take good care of Lin Qingyin and not let anyone take advantage of her.
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Lan Niang's arrival made Lin Qingran feel relieved. After giving detailed instructions, he took her to see Lin Qingyin.
With the person taking over, Lin Qingran planned to return to the capital. Somehow, he thought of the man in black staying in the abandoned house: Two days have passed, and he doesn't know if he has left?
When she avoided the crowd and looked for her, she found that the building was empty.
The pretty face immediately became ugly: Although I asked him to leave in two days, I still had to show something! He also said that there must be a generous reward, so he left so quietly, how could he just give him a reward?
When he turned around, he saw what seemed to be condensed light in the corner. He walked over and saw a crystal clear jade pendant with the word "福" engraved on it.
Lin Qingran bent down to pick it up and looked at it carefully. The jade pendant was pure in texture, exquisite in workmanship, and natural. Holding it in the palm of his hand, it felt like it was touching the smooth and round skin of a beautiful woman. It gave people the illusion that this jade also has something.
Same as life.
Lin Qingran immediately concluded that this Kuai Jade Pendant was definitely not an ordinary item, but a priceless treasure.
A faint smile appeared in her eyes, and she put the jade pendant into her sleeve: she still had some conscience and some sense of truth, otherwise she would have been busy until midnight that day, and her work would have been in vain.