The housekeeper hesitated for a moment, "It seems that he has never been to the stables."
Mr. Liang frowned and looked ahead, "No, something's wrong. Why did he come to our house today and my horse was tampered with?"
"After much thought, that person can only be him. Now that something happened to Rou'er, he probably just wants to see me die."
The butler was startled, "Master, what should we do?"
Mr. Liang thought for a moment and then said: "Ignore the Zhou family rice shop for now, I will clean up the house first."
The housekeeper breathed a sigh of relief. He really didn't want Mr. Liang to find trouble with Zhou's rice shop.
Mr. Liang took two steps forward, then turned back and said with an idea: "There may be a young man who has an unmarried wife in our house. It is best if he is handsome and capable."
The housekeeper thought for a moment and said, "Yes, yes!"
Mr. Liang quickly asked: "Who?"
The butler replied: "That's my son." ?.?????.???
Master Liang suddenly realized, "Yes, your son. I have watched your son look like him since he was a child. He just won the Scholarship last year, right?"
The butler nodded.
Mr. Liang laughed and said, "Okay, he is a good scholar, handsome in appearance, and upright."
The housekeeper noticed something was wrong, "Master, what do you think?"
Mr. Liang grabbed his shoulder and said, "I want to marry my daughter to your son."
The butler's expression changed. Everyone in the house knew yesterday that it would be difficult for Miss Liang to get pregnant in the future. Who would be willing to let his son marry a woman who is infertile.
Especially for an old-fashioned family like theirs, they are even more unwilling.
Master Liang knew what he was thinking, patted him on the shoulder and said: "Don't worry, our Liang family will not treat you badly. As long as your son marries my daughter, our Liang family will have half of yours in the future."
He continued: "I have no objection to your son taking concubines, as long as all the children born from the concubines are in my daughter's name."
The housekeeper was a little moved when he heard this. Half of the Liang family's wealth is quite a lot.
Moreover, Mr. Liang said that he could take concubines, and it would be the same if he could find a woman to give birth to.
Mr. Liang continued: "I am just a daughter. As long as your son can treat our daughter well, I am willing to make money no matter how much money you have."
He gritted his teeth and clenched his fists as he said, "As long as it's not the one named You."
After careful consideration, the housekeeper thought it would be better to go back and tell his son about the matter first to see if his son was willing.
However, what the housekeeper didn't expect was that his son had always been interested in Miss Liang and was very willing to marry her.
Not only that, he also said that he would not take a concubine.
This made the housekeeper very angry.
His son thought clearly, "Dad, aren't the eldest brother and the second brother married? When the time comes, it will be enough to adopt one of their children into our name."
The housekeeper thought it was right. They were all his grandchildren anyway.
Early the next morning, the housekeeper told Mr. Liang about the matter.
Mr. Liang was very happy. He secretly wrote a marriage letter with the housekeeper and asked a matchmaker to witness it.
At noon, shopkeeper You came again, saying he came to see Miss Liang.
Mr. Liang immediately sent someone to stop him outside the door, "You, you don't have to come again in the future."
Shopkeeper You was confused, "Master, Rou'er is my unmarried wife. She is sick. How can I not come to see her?"
Mr. Liang said sternly: "Is Rou'er no longer your unmarried wife? I have already found another marriage for her."
"Looking for another marriage?" Shopkeeper You was surprised.
He said in disbelief: "Master, who in this world would marry her?"
Mr. Liang pointed at him and cursed: "My daughter is the apple of the eye of the Liang family. She is both talented and beautiful. How is it possible that no one will marry her?"
Shopkeeper You stood up and said: "She hangs out with me before we are married. Who would be willing to marry her?"
At the same time, Liang Rouer came to the door with the help of the maid, and happened to hear his words, and her face instantly turned pale.
Shopkeeper You looked up and happened to see her. He quickly changed his words and explained, "No, Rou'er, that's not what I meant!"
Liang Rouer covered her chest with tears streaming down her face.
Mr. Liang scolded Shopkeeper You: "You, you'd better get out of here before I can talk properly!"
"Rou'er!" Shopkeeper You strode forward, wanting to explain to Liang Rou'er.
