School Days in Ancient Times [MTL] (Completed)

Chapter 77 The Qiu Family

Ye Mian's grandfather is very old now, he retired ten years ago and returned his salary to the king. Now the eldest brother of the Qiu family is in charge of the Qiu mansion.

Although the old man of the Qiu family is old, his body is very strong. After he became an official, he would go out of the house every day to listen to a little song and have a drink with his old friends. The little days are very moist.

Today, I was having a banquet with someone in that restaurant, but the servant of the family came in like a ghost and told that his two grandsons had come to the house, and the old man was getting drunk from drinking, so he reached out and patted the servant on the back of the head, angrily said: "Here you come, you come here in such a panic to tell me why, why don't you ask me to go back to greet you?"

The servant reacted after being dazed, covered his head and said aggrievedly: "Reporting to the master, it is not the young master from the third aunt's house, but from the fourth aunt's house in Beijing!"

The old man paused, slapped his thigh and quickly stood up.

The old friends were also surprised: "But Duanhua, the eldest son of your fourth girl? Hurry up and go back and have a look!"

The lanterns hung on the Double Ninth Festival in the Qiu Mansion hadn't had time to be removed, and today the candles were burning all over the courtyard, lighting up the courtyard brightly. The old lady Qiu grabbed the banquet list from the kitchen with her own hands, frowning. No, the old nanny standing on the ground was sweating profusely.

The population of the Qiu family is very prosperous, and several houses live close together, and now they all bring their juniors to the old lady's place.

The cousin girls who are about the same age as Ye Mian can tell that they have been well-dressed at a glance. From the makeup on their faces to the palace sash on the corners of their clothes, they are all exquisite. They salute and greet each other with Ye Mian and Ye Jing Finally, relying on being a close relative, he didn't hide out anymore, and some bold ones even went up to chat with him.

The old lady saw it, but she didn't know what they meant, so she just pretended not to see her. The four girls of hers were so well married, wouldn't it be more beautiful if they could marry into Beijing again and have a closer relationship?

When Ye Mian turned around, taking advantage of no one's attention, he raised his eyebrows proudly with his brother, Ye Jing looked at him and gave a light snort of disdain.

Ye Mian pretended to be a man, and his sweet mouth was even sweeter. He coaxed his grandmother to hold him in front of him and would not let go. Otherwise, she didn't know if she would be able to see him again with her old bones, so that several children and daughters-in-law rushed forward to coax her, saying that the old lady was so strong and blessed, it would not be difficult to see her grandson.

Ye Jing took the opportunity to tell the old lady about Jiang Nanchu's pregnancy, so Qiu's family could return to Shangyin with Ye Shilang next year. The old lady Qiu burst into tears when she was excited. Her four girls were the ones she loved the most. Otherwise, she wouldn't have given her such a good marriage back then, but now she hasn't seen her in six years, and she misses her very much.

Ye Mian was clever, so he leaned next to his grandmother and told her all the trivial things about his mother "bullying" his father. Although the old lady Qiu said that she would say a few words about her when she saw his mother next year, in her heart she was A stone was dropped.

Ye Jing and Ye Mian were surrounded by people and had a very sumptuous family banquet. Mrs. Qiu felt sorry for the two grandchildren who had traveled for so long, and didn't let them talk after the banquet, so she hurriedly sent them to rest. He murmured many times, blaming them for not sending a letter in advance, and the yard was not ready in time, so he had to send dozens of servants in to take care of them, fearing that the two would not live properly when they left Beijing.