Chapter 25: Moving Into a Haunted House

"My son, you died unjustly..." Mrs. Bao couldn't help crying at the two boxes of betrothal gifts.

She received a letter from her son in her hometown, saying that he had fallen in love with the girl and was getting married. Mrs. Bao was so happy that she went to Beijing happily to prepare for her son's wedding.

Unexpectedly, when she entered Beijing, what greeted her was the tragic news of her son's tragic death.

She tried her best to inquire and heard that her son was killed by robbers while traveling to buy goods. Although she was sad in her heart, Mrs. Bao could only accept this cruel thing.

Mrs. Bao had no relatives in Kyoto. She originally wanted to take care of her son's funeral, sell all the shops and houses he bought, and then return to her hometown to live.

However, something wrong was discovered. Her sons were dead, and the silk shop and the newly purchased house had changed owners.

Mrs. Bao tried her best to inquire everywhere, but finally heard that she was betrayed by the girl her son was going to marry.

Mrs. Bao came to argue with the Hu family. Unexpectedly, the Hu family refused to admit it. She was even beaten up by Aunt Hu, who accused her of being interested in their house and shop and wanted to rely on their family.

The Hu family refused to admit it, and Mrs. Bao had no relatives in Kyoto, so she was helpless against the Hu family's scoundrels. After many visits to her home to argue with no results, Mrs. Bao had no choice but to go back to her hometown, but she didn't even have the money to pay for it.

If it weren't for Ling Chu's help, Mrs. Bao really didn't know what to do.

When faced with the things Ling Chu brought out, Aunt Hu and her son still refused to admit that they were the betrothal gifts given by He Fengci. Aunt Hu's son even denied killing him.

Ling Chu was not surprised by this. After all, they not only cheated on the marriage, but also involved a human life. They would definitely not admit those crimes easily.

But instead of arguing with Madam Hu and her son, she borrowed a few guards from Commander Ning and took them to Dali Temple. Mrs. Bao wanted to accuse them of seeking wealth and murder.

After Mrs. Bao got back her son's property, she was extremely grateful to Ling Chu. When he learned that she wanted to buy the house with three entrances, he gave her the deed without saying a word.

Naturally, Ling Chu would not ask for her house in vain, but she gave her money, but Mrs. Bao refused to accept it.

In order to thank Ling Chu for helping him recover his family property, He Fengci's ghost sent Aunt Hu and his family to prison, and proposed to give the house to Ling Chu as a thank you gift.

Ling Chu saw that he and Mrs. Bao were determined to do this and did not refuse. After all, she had avenged them and got her family property back, so she regarded the house as payment.

However, after the case was tried by the Minister of Dali Temple, Aunt Hu and Liu Yunniang were exiled, Aunt Hu's son Qiu Houwen was beheaded, and Mrs. Bao wanted to go back to her hometown to live, Ling Chu paid for her to hire a few people in the escort agency to escort her back to her hometown. .

Of course, this is something for later, so I won’t mention it further.

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Ling Chu signed a new purchase contract with Mrs. Bao, then went to the Yamen to file the record and get a red deed.

After finishing the matter, Ling Chu took the freshly released house deed and returned to the tea stall.

Ling Chu hadn't come back for a long time, and the second lady had been impatient for a long time. When she saw her coming back, she opened her mouth to complain, "Miss, why have you been gone for so long? We have been waiting for a long time.

If you don't come back, others will think that you dislike us as burdensome people and want to abandon us and fly away. "

Ling Chu glanced at her and didn't say anything. Instead, he took out his money and asked the tea stall owner to get everyone a steamed bun for dinner.

The second lady waited for the steamed buns to be distributed, but when she saw that she didn't have any, she immediately jumped up in anger.

"Big girl, why don't you take my share?"

Ling Chu said coldly, "Second Aunt spoke so energetically. It seems that you have eaten and drank enough. Since you are not hungry, you can save it."

The second lady choked. She wanted to eat and drink enough, but now she couldn't even get half a copper out of her pocket. Where could she eat?

Although Ling Luo, Ling Hui, and Ling Jing were furious when they saw their mother, they were still young and had not yet tempered their shame, so it was difficult to accuse Ling Chu.

After all, they are soft-spoken, and the two of them were holding the steamed buns bought by Ling Chu.

The three brothers and sisters looked at each other and thought about giving half of the buns in their hands to their mother.

Ling Chu said lightly at this moment, "If you are not hungry, then take the steamed buns back. Now everyone has no money, so save what you can."

Although her words were not serious, Ling Luo and the three of them did not dare to make any move, for fear that Ling Chu thought they were not hungry and wanted to accept their steamed buns.

The feeling of being hungry is really uncomfortable. In the prison, the food distributed by the jailers was really hard to swallow. Now they are so hungry that their chests are touching their backs.

Now that they finally have a steamed bun to fill their stomachs, they really don't want to lose it.

Although the second lady was very hungry, she did not dare to say anything, for fear of offending Ling Chu and taking away the buns from the three children.

The second wife was reluctant to let her children starve, but she had no worries about her husband.

She originally thought that her husband would never let her go hungry, but when she looked towards the second master, she saw that he was stuffing the last piece of steamed bun in his hand into his mouth.

Aunt Liu and Miss Six, whether intentionally or not, turned their backs to her and were eating the steamed buns in their hands.

As for the others, they all lowered their heads and ate the steamed buns in their hands in silence at this time, turning a blind eye to her anger.

No one is a fool. Nowadays, everyone is penniless and has to rely on Ling Chu's money to buy a steamed bun. Naturally, they don't want to anger her at this time, lest they be treated differently like the second lady.

After all, not only Ling Hao and his sister didn't want to go hungry again, but the others also didn't want to go through that feeling again.

The second lady saw that everyone ignored her, and her face turned blue and black with anger, but she couldn't open her mouth to blame, so she could only glare at Ling Chu fiercely.

Seeing her being humiliated, Ling Chu felt a little better.

Since the second lady still had the energy to blame her, let her starve, so that she wouldn't make trouble after eating and drinking.

After eating steamed buns and drinking a few cups of tea, Ling Chu led everyone to the haunted house.

After entering the house, seeing the dilapidated scene inside, and remembering that this was the haunted house, everyone felt that the surroundings were gloomy and uneasy.

"Miss, this house is so small, how can it accommodate so many of us?" The second lady was disgusted with this small house.

Ling Chu did not object, but nodded and said, "This house is indeed small and shabby, and it is really not worthy of the status of the second aunt. While it is still early and there is no curfew, the second aunt should go out and buy another big house."

The second wife looked unhappy, but Ling Chu was too lazy to pay attention to her. He turned to others and said, "If you are willing to stay, you can discuss and choose a yard by yourself. If you don't want to stay, you can leave with the second aunt."

After throwing this, Ling Chu left.

The temple here is small, and she will never force you to stay or not.

Ling Chu chose a quiet yard for herself, found cleaning tools, rolled up her sleeves and prepared to start cleaning.

This body is too weak, Ling Chu did not clean the whole yard, but only cleaned up the bedroom.

When dusk fell, after cleaning up the bedroom, Ling Chu locked the door of the yard. Seeing that no one was disturbing, he called up the system.

After checking all the systems and taking out the only silver on his body and counting it, Ling Chu had only one thought in his mind.

Really poor!

If the northeast wind blows for the next half month, she will probably go hungry.

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