Long Yue felt comforted and completely forgot about confronting her brother-in-law; she leaned onto Li Qingmu's extended arm.
A broad and solid shoulder, mm, so warm!
The next day, her brother-in-law was once again persuaded by Li Qingmu to go play with some young men of the Wang Family, this heartless and pitiless trickster, fooling even his own people.
Cao Xiao, naïve as he was, forgot all his pains after just one night.
Li Qingmu set out early in the morning, not knowing what he was up to; perhaps he sneaked away to avoid getting a harsh scolding from Long Yue if he stayed home.
Long Yue got up, freshened herself up, had breakfast, and went to her grandfather to ask for the land deed.
Cao Yin was generous, waving his hand grandly, giving her a hundred acres of fertile land and a shop on Zhuque Street.
In Shengjing City, where every inch of land is worth its weight in gold, these would easily cost a thousand taels of silver, yet now they're so easily obtained...
