Chapter 4 — Female Dong Gia Vengeance

"Aren't you heartbroken for that newborn? Second sister's soup, of course you are heartbroken too." He gritted his teeth. Lieu Thi suddenly raised her head. "Tri Y, you grew up in the manor since you were a child, how could you see at a glance that there was a problem with the soup? Could it be that you had long understood the pharmacology and deliberately swapped the ingredients?" As soon as these words came out, everyone in the family looked towards me. Mother Trieu immediately followed suit. "This servant also finds it strange. Eldest Miss did not touch the soup, how do you know that you cannot drink it?" Father's face darkened again. He doubted me. The Wen family is always like that, no matter how frustrated a daughter is, she must prove herself first. I told Lao Hua to go get something. Not long after, Old Hua brought a small box. Inside is a silver needle to test poison and an old medical book that my mother left behind. I turned the medical book to the page with a red maple leaf. "In the past, after my mother gave birth, she drank this soup and her body was damaged. Before she died, she taught me, if you smell this bitter almond scent, don't put it in your mouth." Father's face turned pale. Lieu Thi shouted loudly, "You lie! Sister is a deadly disease." "I didn't say it was because of my mother." I looked at her, "What are you in a hurry for?" Lieu Thi's hand reached towards the tea cup, then retracted back into her sleeve. Father stared at the medical book, not saying a word for half a day. I know, you remember my mother. Unfortunately, late guilt is not even worth a thin piece of paper in the middle of winter. Luc Thua An suddenly spoke up. "Uncle Wen, Eldest Miss has the ability to manage the house and understands the law, which is a good thing. It's just that today the rumors in the palace have surfaced. If we continue to make a fuss, the reputation of Second Miss and the Wen family will not be able to maintain." Father looked at him. "What do you want to say?" Luc Thua An lay down on his knees. "I am willing to shoulder all the charges, I only pray that Uncle Wen will allow me to pass the exam and take Second Miss in." door.” Wen Nhu Duong cried even louder in the room. When I heard the phrase "the next day I passed the exam", I laughed. In his previous life, he relied on the Wen family's money to apply for the exam, relied on my work day and night busy making embroidery to arrange bribes for him, and eventually became a noble official who was praised by everyone. In this life, he still wants to step on the Wen family to climb up. I pushed the books in front of my father. "Father, if Young Master Luc has the will, from today onwards, the Wen family no longer needs to provide him with reading books." Luc Thua An raised his head. Lieu Thi's face also changed. Father was silent for a long time. "Let's do it." Luc Thua An looked at me, his eyes as dark as water at the bottom of a well. I know, he hates me. Hate is right. In my previous life, I lifted him up too high, in this life I should let him taste the taste of falling to the ground first. The day Luc Thua An was kicked out of the Wen family, it was drizzling. He only brought a box of books, standing outside the back door, his clothes wet by the rain, still maintaining the arrogant appearance of a reader. On Nhu Duong clung to the doorframe and cried. "Thua An brother, you wait for me. When father calms down, I will definitely ask the mother to take you home." Luc Thua An looked at her. "Duong, I don't resent you. It's just that the child is sick, the Luc family is poor, I'm afraid I won't be able to raise it." As soon as On Nhu Duong heard about the child, a look of disgust appeared on his face. "He should not have survived. If it weren't for your sister's intervention, why?" can it be this chaotic?" I walked through the hallway. "Younger sister, what you said is strange. Isn't the child born to you? Isn't Master Luc the one you chose?" Wen Nhu Duong gritted his teeth. "On Tri Y, don't be proud. Do you think that if you hold the housekeeper's key, it means that your father values you? You are a girl who grew up in the manor, sooner or later you will have to marry out." Luc Thua An suddenly bowed to me. "Eldest lady, today's story

it's our fault. But the child is innocent, can I ask the Eldest Lady to give me some silver and invite a nanny?" I looked at the newborn child in his arms. The child cried until his voice was hoarse, his small face wrinkled. In my previous life, I was bound by this phrase "innocent child" for seven years. I asked Luc Thua An. "How much do you need?" The bottom of his eyes lit up. "Fifty taels is enough." I nodded. "Old Hua, get the paper. pen." Luc Thua An thought I was going to give him a check, so his hand reached out. Old Hua gave me a pen and paper. I wrote a loan note and pressed it down in front of Luc Thua An. "Sign your name, the monthly interest is three points. Didn't you say you would pass the exam the next day? At that time, both principal and interest will be paid together." On Nhu Duong's voice was high-pitched. "You're crazy! You calculate the interest with Thua An brother? "Brothers still have to calculate clearly." I looked at Luc Thua An, "Young master Luc, you don't want to marry me, do you?" Rainwater dripped down Luc Thua An's chin. The gatekeeper and the ladies were all watching. If he doesn't sign, he will be known to want to take advantage of the Wen family. If he signed, this fifty tael would be the rope around his neck. Luc Thua An slowly took the pen and wrote his name. I told Lao Hua to get fifty taels of scrap silver, intentionally not using the banknote. A heavy bag hit Luc Thua An's chest, he almost couldn't hold it.