In addition to the servants who serve the old lady, the children and grandchildren also have to leave one to serve. There is basically no hope for the grandchildren, and only Mr. An and the Li family are left. Mr. An is a man and it is inconvenient to do many things. It can only be left to Li to serve people here.
Early the next morning, An Hongshao and Mr. An came over. The old lady had her eyes open at the moment, only looking at Nanny Zhu and Mrs. Li wiping their tears.
"Mom." Mr. An suddenly said in his heart. Although it was logical that the old lady would be fine when she woke up, now he couldn't rest assured. "How do you feel?"
While talking, he stepped forward and held the old lady's hand.
"Ah, ah." The old lady opened her mouth to say something, but she couldn't form a complete sentence, and there was a pool of saliva left.
"The doctor has already come over to take a look. He will do acupuncture for the next few days and take a look." Mrs. Li explained from the side.
After serving the old lady all night, Li's face was obviously tired.
Second Master An forgot to look at the old lady at this moment. He couldn't say anything, couldn't move his body, and felt extremely uncomfortable. He knelt in front of the old lady and kept crying, "It's my son who is unfilial."
He married an evil woman and caused the old lady to suffer like this.
If I had not married Mr. Zhang, would the An family be more happy now?
After waiting for Mr. An to cry for a long time, An Hongshao motioned for everyone below to leave, "I shouldn't have said this when my grandmother was on the hospital bed, but such a big thing happened to our family, and everyone below knew it. , if word gets out, it won’t be good for anyone, so why don’t you ask your uncle and mother to decide what to do with the people below?”
The last time An Xinyou beat his father was suppressed, but this time there are more incidents, and I guess the suppression won't be able to suppress it.
But any human being, who can resist discussing one or two things?
If there really is a big fuss, although it is the Zhang family and their son who are causing trouble, it is the An family who are shameless.
Especially now, An Xinyou is not in good health. How can the An family raise their heads when they go out?
"Mom knows that you are worried. We should deal with this matter without delay. People need to save face and trees need to lose their skin." After Mrs. Li said, maybe she was caught in the wind yesterday and coughed violently. Aunt Zhao quickly patted Ms. Li's body in distress.
Second Master An had never been in charge of the family. When An Hongshao and the others said this, they were confused and had no idea, "Just do whatever you want to do, and send whoever needs to be sent away."
An Hongshao smiled inwardly, waiting for Mr. An's words, but there was a troubled expression on his face, "It's time to send people away, but the bonds of sale of the subordinates are all with my grandmother."
The old lady took away the power of the Zhang family, but she didn't want to give it all to the Li family. The key to the large warehouse and the person's contract of sale were firmly in her hands.
It's better now. The old lady can't speak. There's such a big thing happening in the family, so the person from the eldest family can only come forward.
"Go, take out all the things and give them to sister-in-law." Second Master An didn't think much and immediately ordered Aunt Zhu who was standing next to him.
If Mrs. Li opened her mouth, Nanny Zhu would definitely not move, but now that Second Master An has issued the order, Nanny Zhu naturally went to see the old lady.
The old lady opened her mouth to say something, but when it came to her mouth she could only say "Ah" and could not hear clearly.
Second Master An wiped the old lady's saliva with a handkerchief, "Why don't you go quickly? If something happens to my mother, will it be your turn as a servant to make the decision?"
Second Master An impatiently reprimanded Nanny Zhu. Nanny Zhu had no choice but to find out the deed of sale and the key to the warehouse. After sending away the old servants, she naturally had to buy new ones, which cost a small amount of money.
Li didn't even look at it, and directly motioned to Nanny Zhu to give the things to An Hongshao first.
This scene fell in the eyes of Mr. An. Naturally, his sister-in-law also cared about his mother, at least the appearance was not that ugly.
But little did they know that the Li family had already let An Hongshao take charge of the family these days, and An Hongshao was already able to take charge of the business on his own.
After taking the things and going out, Aunt Zhao followed immediately. When it came to such a big thing, Dongqing was naturally not as well-informed as Aunt Zhao.
After taking the things and returning to his room, he glanced at the deed of sale on it and said, "Mommy, I'm going to pick someone right now. First, replace the servants in the outer courtyard. Except for our own people, no one else is left!"
After saying that, he added, "Let the strong ones go out first."
If we take them out together, I'm afraid the servants will cause trouble.
Those with living deeds will be sold directly, while those with dead deeds will be sent to Zhuangzi. They are not of the same mind and must not be retained.
Aunt Zhao responded and led Dongqing out. She had to have a right-hand assistant to do this.
As for An Hongshao's feeling that he has his own family members, the main reason is that Li's ability to accomplish so many things cannot be accomplished by just one person.
Time was running out, so Nanny Zhao acted swiftly and left the sales to Dongqing.
These people didn't come from the same place, and they weren't afraid of getting together. When they came to the new master, they didn't know the new master's background, so they didn't dare to neglect them.
After lunch at noon, Aunt Zhao arranged everything properly, and the newlyweds guarded the outer courtyard to protect the safety of the Baron's Mansion.
An Hongshao wiped her mouth with a handkerchief, and without caring about rest, she asked Aunt Zhao to arrange for people to replace the women serving in the inner courtyards one by one.
"Girl, if you change so many people at once, I'm afraid it will cause trouble." Especially the mothers-in-law are noisy, so I'm afraid it will be a bit difficult.
An Hongshao reached out and flipped through the deed of sale on the table, "Mom has already come this far. What if, if things don't go as planned, my grandmother gets better tomorrow?"
Can they still have a backup plan to make the old lady willingly delegate her power?
No, it can't be.
Now they have no way out. At this point, power must be taken.
When the old people retire and the new people come in, the only place where they can settle down is the Li family.
Only after doing all this can An Hongshao sleep peacefully.
Aunt Zhao paused and looked at An Hongshao's decision to kill. Then she nodded, "Don't worry, young lady, I will definitely take care of it."
Women can indeed be noisy and quarrelsome, but don't forget that the servants in front are all from the big house. Anyone who disobeys will be tied up and served with sticks.
After hitting these three or five people, the rest will be honest.
This is why An Hongshao wanted to move the front yard first. If the backyard was moved, the mother-in-law would definitely alert the front yard when she started making trouble. Then the servants would get together, which would be a real problem.
Although men don't speak as much as mothers-in-law, they have power. What people should be wary of is definitely power.
When the lights were turned on, the An family was in harmony. It wasn't that there was nothing wrong at all. The main reason was that the upright master cared about the old lady's health, so other small mistakes could be covered up.
When An Hongshao went to pay her respects, the old lady was already asleep, but Mr. An was still worried and kept the doctor overnight.
"Mom, I'll stay with my grandma now. Don't tire yourself out." After the meal, An Hongshao deliberately persuaded Mrs. Li in front of Mr. An.
