The wicked girl of the farm gate is a group pet

Chapter 589 They Came to Move Bricks
The reason why Pan Yiming got close to Shen Yuning was because he was impressed by his talent, magnanimity, and moral character, and knew that he was definitely not someone in the pool.

It's just that the former Shen Yuning didn't have much ambition.

But now, because of Cao'er's identity, and because of the Qin family in the capital, his ambition was aroused.

Pan Yiming looked at Shen Yuning seriously, and then laughed out loud: "There is one condition, my Pan family will marry your Shen family, and I will marry your sister Yue'e."

Shen Yuning was slightly startled, he never knew that Pan Yiming actually had this thought in his mind, and hid his best friend from him.

Meeting his surprised eyes, Pan Yiming added: "I really like her, and I promise you that after marrying her in, I will protect her for the rest of my life."

"Only by marriage can the alliance between you and me be unbreakable."

Pan Yiming persuaded: "Also, the resort is Cao'er's painstaking effort. If she doesn't have someone who is worthy of her trust and has a lot of means to take care of these properties for her, she will not go to the capital with you so soon to meet relatives."

"Brother Pan, I only have one younger sister."

Shen Yuning and Pan Yiming looked at each other for a few breaths, and then said: "I will ask Yue'e about it, she nodded and agreed, and I will try my best to facilitate this in front of my parents."

Su Cao watched the boat drift away, and just turned her body onto the lake embankment, Qing Jiu was already waiting under the willow tree.

"Miss Su, I will be yours from now on!"

Su Cao knew what he meant. Ji's family bought [-]% of the Xinghua Village Resort, and the jade workshop and jade mine were all taken over by Qing Jiu, who was fully responsible for everything.

When Ji Mo left, he must have asked him to help take care of her.

But the way he spoke like this washed away Su Cao's sentimentality of parting, and he couldn't help raising his lips and smiling: "Your master's boat hasn't gone far yet."

"Miss Su, you finally laughed."

Qing Jiu looked happy: "You know what this subordinate means. Before the young master left, he wanted me to make you happy. I was afraid that what I said would not be funny."

Actually, not very funny.

These two days her mind was on the young master, and she neglected the old matriarch who came to Xinghua Village as a guest. Su Cao asked Qing Jiu to go back to Changqing Temple first, and she wanted to go back to see the old matriarch.

Su Cao thought about this, the old matriarch might not be up yet, just in time, she cooks for breakfast by herself, honoring the old matriarch and apologizing.

However, as soon as he entered the inner courtyard and was still in the corridor, he heard the voice of the old lady admonishing others.

"Your master kept you here to keep an eye on your young lady. It's better for you to go to the holiday village to move bricks. Why did Qing'er leave you two such stupid things?"

Su Cao knew who was being trained!
It was Qin Yuanqing who left him two people. Qin Yuanqing said that these two people were going to protect her personally.

She is a woman, so it is inconvenient.

So these two people were sent to the resort to help oversee the work.

As a result, when he came to the old lady, he became a brick mover.

She sent them to the resort, and Su Cao was about to turn to the veranda to help them speak when she heard a silly guy laughing.

"Old Madam, those people have little strength, and it takes several people to lift a single stone. It takes a lot of effort. I think that one person can carry it and finish the work. The resort will be completed as soon as possible, and the lady will follow us as soon as possible." Let's go back to the capital together."

Su Cao: "..."

Really ran to move bricks?

When Qin Yuanqing left the capital, he said that the two of them were servants who had been on the battlefield, and they were indeed overqualified for moving bricks in Xinghua Village, so it was no wonder that the old lady was so angry.

(End of this chapter)