Chapter 692 What should we do
Mrs. Cui is a shrewd person. What she didn't say is: Cui Minhui, an idiot, obviously has a good hand, but she was beaten by herself.
I had told her before that she must keep her composure. The prime minister valued the pair of sons and daughters that were born directly, and told her not to be caught in the wrong place. She was better, and gave them a handle directly.
It doesn't matter if her life is not good, but what will happen to the Cui Mansion in the future?
Not only did Cui Minhui have to return the money that Cui Minhui had previously subsidized the Cui family, but I was afraid that I would have to pay a fortune.
The relationship between their husband and wife is not good, how could the prime minister help the Cui family again.
This is something that the old lady hurts just thinking about it.
Cui Renhua's face was also ugly: "Mother, what should we do about this?"
Mrs. Cui took a deep breath: "What can I do? Of course, let's see how much cash I can make up and send it to her as soon as possible. It's really a sin."
Cui Renhua listened to his mother's words, and although he didn't want to, he had to get up and go out.
The Cui family sent money over two days in order to show goodwill to the prime minister.
Once Cui Minhui returned to the past, except for the jewelry that was added later, he kept some of the jewelry for later wearing. All the previous pawns were replaced with silver, plus the silver sent by the Cui family, and finally the silver was collected.
Deng Wanyue asked someone to count them and collected them into the treasury. She thought to herself: If you don’t have any money, I’ll see what you can use to hire someone.
It turned out that Deng Wanyue would appear there that day, and it was also calculated by Deng Wanrong.
Deng Wanrong found her a few days ago and said that the weather was good these few days, and the little sister who got along well with her invited her to the Puhui Temple in the suburbs of Beijing to offer incense. February 21st was Puxian Bodhisattva's birthday and invited her to go with her. .
Originally Deng Wanyue didn't want to go, she and Deng Wanrong could not treat each other sincerely, who knew what tricks she was playing, but Deng Wanrong searched for the time when her father Deng Huancheng was there and mentioned it several times.
Deng Huancheng probably wanted to let his two daughters live in harmony, so he thought it would be good to go out for a walk together, so he spoke to Deng Wanrong.
Deng Wanyue agreed when she saw that her father had spoken, thinking that even if Deng Wanrong wanted to do something, she had to think about how to explain it to her father.
But after the day, Deng Wanrong sent a maid to say that she was not feeling well, and she was afraid that she would not be able to go.
Originally, Deng Wanyue saw that Deng Wanrong would not go, and it happened that she didn't have to go. After all, she was not familiar with her little sisters, but Deng Wanrong said that she had already agreed with others, and it would be inappropriate to wait until then.
Deng Wanyue thought that she had already packed up anyway, Deng Wanrong would be more comfortable if she didn't go there, so she took Chuner out of the house.
Who would have thought that after arriving at the place, they waited left and right to see no one, but it was someone hired by Cui Minhui who wanted to kidnap her.
The grounded Deng Wanrong wanted to find her theory after knowing what Deng Wanyue had done, but was stopped by the maid: "Second Miss, Madam said, don't act rashly."
Deng Wan shouted angrily, "Why did everything change when she came back?"
The maid was a little flustered when she saw the second lady: "Second lady, relax, Madam is already thinking of a way."
How could Deng Wanrong listen to the maid's persuasion, and said angrily, "Father, she is partial, she just looks down on my family, my mother, and even less about me and Ziyao."
It happened that Deng Huancheng returned to the house early today. He was afraid that the second daughter would not be able to think about it.
(end of this chapter)