He gave birth to four daughters and only one son. His son's injury was serious and could kill him. But the doctor said: "Without good medicine, if the condition continues, the leg will not be saved."
Lao Zhang was frowning, and the whole kitchen was clouded. The servants in the four rooms, headed by Lao Zhang, were all worried.
As a result, Jingxin said that she could find a good clinic and just get an injection.
Lao Zhang turned his back on the doctor and took the child for injections.
As soon as the injection was administered, the child's fever began to subside, and the injury on his leg gradually reduced swelling and healed.
Lao Zhang secretly asked the doctor at the clinic. The doctor said that it was a very expensive new Western medicine that was specially designed to reduce inflammation. One injection was worth a small yellow croaker.
This scared Lao Zhang to death.
He will never make so much money in his life, and he can't even afford to sell off his property.
Jingxin said, "This is money from our lady. Our lady is rich. Last time she donated 100,000 yuan to the Medical Association."
The servants said privately that Miss Yunqiao's money must have been given by Master Qi.
Even so, the fact that she was able to save people also shows that Miss Yun Qiao has a kind heart.
Lao Zhang was extremely grateful to sisters Chang Ning and Jing Xin, and he was also grateful to Miss Yun Qiao. The servants all said that the injection saved a life, and Jing Xin was a good person.
This is the greatest favor.
In addition, Jingxin often gave small favors to the servants. She was also a knowledgeable person, so she would not be taken advantage of. The servant who was in charge of tea before wanted to defraud money, saying that she wanted to borrow money to build a house, but Jingxin refused.
The servant often borrowed money and failed to pay it back.
From time to time, sisters Jingxin and Changning had to be taken care of by the servants.
Ah Jin was not on good terms with them and was not close to them.
Now, suddenly being bumped into by Chang Ning, Ah Jin immediately frowned: "What's going on?"
Chang Ning smiled and said, "I'm sorry, Ah Jin. What's wrong with you? Your face looks a little ugly. Are you not feeling well?"
"No." Ah Jin said in a bad tone.
Returning to the maid's room, where she lived with two other maids, she put the envelope given to her by Miss Ninth under her pillow, and then went out to work.
When she came back, Chang Ning was actually in her room.
The room where the servants lived was very small, with three beds side by side and no place to stay. Chang Ning and the other two sat on the bed and ate fried spring rolls.
Seeing her coming in, Chang Ning greeted her: "Ajin, do you want to eat? I'm going to make this dish tonight. The kitchen has prepared a lot. Uncle Zhang will share it with us to fill our stomachs first."
Ah Jin knew that Chang Ning and Jing Xin could often get benefits from the kitchen.
Sometimes, they also share it. But Ah Jin has something in her mind and looks under her pillow from time to time, feeling very nervous.
She was afraid that her envelope would be seen by Chang Ning.
She climbed into bed: "I won't eat. I'm a little full from lunch, and I can't eat now."
She touched under the pillow.
The envelope is still there.
Ah Jin breathed a sigh of relief.
Someone shouted outside, asking for hot tea, and Ah Jin went to work again. When she came back, there was no one in her room, and the envelope was still under the pillow, and no one had touched it.
Chang Ning changed Ah Jin's envelope twice, mainly to show it to Jing Xin so that Jing Xin wouldn't believe her.
After Jingxin finished reading it, I asked her to return it, and she indeed put it back again.
"The lady is at Qi Ye's place, do you want to tell her?" Chang Ning asked.
Jingxin: "What's the hurry? We'll wait until the lady comes back."
Chang Ning: "Then you have to tell the lady that I discovered it. Otherwise, the lady will say that I am useless every day."
Jingxin: "I understand, the lady never said you were useless."
Chang Ning: "What the lady said in a roundabout way, I understand. I'm not stupid."