Quick wear is not a cannon fodder

Mrs. He did not intend to pursue the case, and the other people in the house did not dare to force Mrs. He to pursue it.

At this time, Mrs. He finally discovered the benefits of Mrs. He, and secretly thought that it would be good for herself if she could coax Mrs. He well. At least she could suppress those who wanted to deal with her, and besides, she wanted to pull Mrs. He away. People who cheat will not check their own accounts in the future, so from now on, if Mrs. He Si sells anything, she will give Mrs. He a sum of money.

Originally, Mrs. He wanted to deal with her, but now she actually knows how to respect her. With her standing in the way, she can benefit without offending anyone. This makes Mrs. He hesitate and think about whether to really treat her in the future. After all, if I want to investigate Mrs. He, I will definitely have to find someone to continue. By then, there may not be anyone in other houses who listens to me like Mrs. He, so I wonder if I can take care of Mrs. He. Mrs. He hesitated, and finally decided to let Fourth Mrs. He take a look. If Mrs. He had been in charge for a long time and no longer took her seriously, it would not be too late to deal with it.

Not long after the fighting between Mrs. He and Mrs. He had stopped, the original daughter-in-law, Grandma He, entered the house.

An Ran didn't have too much money at the moment, and he had to complete his original goal, so he didn't dare to lose all the first pot of gold he finally got. He wouldn't be able to complete his original goal until then. Now, I have two other children getting married. What if I run out of money? So I only added two thousand taels of silver on top of what the original person gave me.

In fact, this much is already quite a lot. Because the original person had no money, he did not give any extra money except for the public's money. As for the public's money, because the public had no money, the original person was already a householder at this time. , but in order to set an example, she didn't spend much money to get her son married. On the contrary, Mrs. He was the housekeeper at the moment. Mrs. He didn't set an example with Young Master He - of course she didn't dare to - so she gave On the contrary, the amount given to Young Master He was more than what the original person remembered. The original person was in charge of his own affairs and gave more to Young Master He. In addition, An Ran also gave two thousand taels, which was naturally more than what the original person remembered giving to Young Master He. More.

Although An Ran felt that the amount given was too little. After all, if she had more money, she would have given 5,000 taels. However, she felt that the amount given was too small, which still surprised the other houses. After all, no one expected that An Ran would be able to do so in one breath. He took out two thousand taels of silver from his private house as a betrothal gift for Grandma He. After all, no one expected that An Ran would have so many private houses. Not even Mrs. He Wu had thought about it. She always thought that the house was full of poor people. He didn't expect An Ran to be able to come up with two thousand taels of silver. He thought to himself that the sister-in-law had at least six thousand taels of silver in her private house. After all, she had given it to her eldest son, so she had to give it to her younger son and daughter. In this way, two thousand taels per person was not a big deal. Six thousand taels.

Although six thousand taels does not seem to be too much for Mrs. He Wu - in fact, even Mrs. He Wu would not think that six thousand taels is very small - but compared to other people in this house, it is already a huge sum. The money was paid, so it’s no wonder that even Mrs. He Wu didn’t think of it.

And as An Ran took out the two thousand taels of betrothal gift, this time it stirred up a hornet's nest. Without the instigation of the eldest concubine, Mrs. He directly went to An Ran and asked: "Didn't you say that you didn't have the money to pay filial piety?" Elders? How can you come up with so much money as a betrothal gift for your children if you don’t have any money?”

An Ran knew that if he took out this money, people would be jealous, so he had already thought about how to answer. At this time, after hearing Mrs. He's question, he innocently said: "In addition to the wedding money left for the children, I I really don’t have any extra money.”

Mrs. He couldn't help but choked after hearing An Ran's words.

An Ran didn't go on, saying that she couldn't use the money for her children's wedding to honor her. Naturally, she wouldn't bring it up first. After all, if she said that, if word got out, others would say that she didn't even have her grandchildren. She wants all the money for her wedding, saying how great she is and so on.

But even though she couldn't say it out loud, she couldn't help but think about it. I don't know if this bastard really didn't have that look in his eyes or if he did it on purpose. Why did he silence her every time he spoke.

But whether it was really a lack of expression or intentional, in short, Mrs. He was naturally unhappy because she didn't get such a large sum of money. Her face became as dark as rain, and she drove An Ran away.

In fact, An Ran was also surprised. She thought, it would be fine if she was the daughter-in-law of a concubine. It would be normal to get people's money and put it into her son's bowl. But she was the daughter-in-law of her biological son. She still wanted to What are you doing with your own money? Why? Do you want to take the money from the big house and divide it between the third and fifth houses? Then why? If it’s not for this, then what are you doing with your own money? Don’t say anything. Who would believe that she would return the money to her eldest brother before she died? After her death, she would not even think about getting her money back. After all, her private property will be divided equally among her brothers after her death. of.

So in other words, once she takes away her own money, she is actually stealing the money from the big house and giving it to the other two houses in disguise. Normally, I don’t see Mrs. He hating her original husband so much. All I can say is, It may be that Mrs. He is a miser. She wants it when others have a lot of money. As for whether her eldest son will be harmed because of it, she doesn't care. In this sense, she is still a selfish miser.

Everyone saw that Mrs. He had summoned An Ran and failed to get any money, so they stopped eating. After all, even Mrs. He couldn't get the money from An Ran, let alone them.

Those concubines originally wanted to cry in front of Prince Zhongyong, but after hearing An Ran tell Mrs. He that it was money for their wedding to Young Master He, they did not dare to mention it for fear of being scolded by An Ran. It would be bad if you want to covet the money for the wedding of Master He and others. After all, even elders like Mrs. He are embarrassed to ask for this money, let alone concubines like them, giving it to Master He and others. It doesn't make sense to give them wedding money.

So although there was a fuss in the house for a while because An Ran took out such a sum of money, it soon subsided.

Liu Lu looked at it and couldn't help but secretly thought, if you know that our wife is not the 6,000 taels of silver you think, but 10,000 taels of silver, your jaw will probably drop even more.

Of course, being able to generate so much money is not only due to the original 6,000 taels. After all, the 6,000 taels are for buying fields. No matter how much the fields produce, in three years, they can only increase the income by two thousand taels. Of course, Enron added other sources - Enron introduced several marriages to people. Because Enron has the mental power to get the real situation and needs of both parties, according to the needs (of course they are all reasonable needs, not unrealistic) or unreasonable demands), the success rate will naturally be higher, and you will get some matchmaking gifts.