Chang’an Peasant Girl

Tao Mingye said sincerely: "Thank you."

"You're out of sight now. Don't do this again." She was a little unhappy.

He held her hand tighter, looked at her so tenderly, and nodded: "Yes."

Cao's work speed was quite fast. Even though he was very reluctant, he still did the compensation that Tao Chengyin promised Su Xin as soon as he returned from Tao Mingye.

It just so happened that the Tao Mansion still had a large courtyard similar to that of Tao Minghai, his legitimate son. There was also a small kitchen in the large courtyard, ready-made. Therefore, after Cao gave this courtyard to Tao Mingye, he only had to give it to Tao Mingye. Add a cook, three maids, and three boys.

The day after Su Xin married into the Tao Mansion, she and Tao Mingye moved into this big courtyard.

Including Hongye, the maid, there were five maids in total in the courtyard. Su Xin wanted Hongye to take care of these maids, so she asked Tao Mingye for his opinion. Tao Mingye had no objection, and Hongye became the big maid in the courtyard. Every month One tael per month. The cook is also managed by Hongye.

As for the four boys, Su Xin asked Ru Song, who had been serving Tao Mingye, to be the leader and take charge of the other three boys.

When Tao Chengyin's concubines and concubines saw that Tao Mingye had moved to the new yard, they all politely gave him gifts.

Neither Cao nor Tao Minghai wanted to give gifts, but they gave them anyway, otherwise others would give them, and if they didn't, they would be blamed.

Tao Chengyin, the father, didn't say it was a gift, but just gave him something: a twelve-panel rosewood screen, a pair of eight-treasure vases, a fine inkstone, and two antique name paintings. They are all things that can be placed in the house for decoration.

Su Xin returned the gifts one by one and gave each person a small plate of snacks made by herself.

She liked eating pastries in modern times. Although the kitchen in ancient times was not as easy to use as modern times, the pastries she made were still quite exquisite and delicious.

Even Tao Mingye, who doesn't like sweets very much, ate two pieces of it.

Everyone else received the snacks and ate them more or less, but Ms. Cao did not eat any of the snacks she received, and she threw them to the ground, as if the snack was not a snack but Su Xin.

Ms. Cao even stepped hard on the broken snacks that were already on the ground.

It is obvious that Tao Mingye is a concubine, but she should be treated as an equal to her son in this house from now on. It is really unreasonable!

It was obvious that Tao Mingye was very obedient before. Tao Mingye obeyed almost everything she said. But now it was better. As soon as the stinky girl came in, Tao Mingye always helped the stinky girl without saying a word and stopped taking medicine!

There is indeed something wrong with this medicine. It is indeed poisoned, but it is a poison that cannot be detected by a silver needle and cannot be detected by doctors.

Not long after she entered the house, Tao Mingye's concubine became pregnant and gave birth to a son. Wasn't this a slap in the face and a stab in the heart of her wife? !

It happened that she accidentally got a poison not long after Tao Mingye gave birth.

This poison is somewhat miraculous. Not only is it colorless and odorless, it can't be detected even with a silver needle. Doctors can't feel the pulse of a person who has been poisoned. Furthermore, the poison must reach a certain dosage before it can poison someone.

Even if someone is poisoned, no one knows that the person was poisoned.

Just like when she poisoned Tao Mingye's mother.

And why she didn't simply poison Tao Mingye like she poisoned Tao Mingye's mother? It was because Tao Mingye was a thorn in her heart. She thought it was too cheap to let Tao Mingye, the eldest son of a concubine, die like this. Tao Mingye was dead, and she wanted to torture Tao Mingye.