Everyone Wants to Pamper the Lucky Daughter
Chapter 232 - 232: Little Cutie Plays Happily_1

Chapter 232: Chapter 232: Little Cutie Plays Happily_1

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The manager from Jufeng Trading Company who attended to Su Hu’s family was extremely efficient in his work.

On that very afternoon, he took Su Hu and his wife, Su Ziqin, and Li Meng for a tour around Capital City, settling on a relatively new, two-unit courtyard house that was not too far from the main area.

The housing prices in Capital City were more than double that of Xuzhou’s, so even though Su Hu and his wife were prepared for it, they were still taken aback when they heard that the modest house was priced at 15,000 taels of silver.

Fortunately, they had brought enough funds with them. They paid the bill, signed the deed, and received the keys all on the same day.

The small courtyard had only five tiled rooms, and it was separated into a front and backyards by a circular archway.

The front yard had two main rooms that were bright and clean, and although the furniture in the house was somewhat outdated, it was well-preserved and sturdy.

The three auxiliary rooms in the back faced south, connected by a long corridor, adorned with white walls and red tiles, clean and beautiful.

Under the southern wall was a flower bed with no less than ten kinds of flowers. To the left of the flower bed was a row of lush green bamboo, and in the southwestern corner stood a sturdy and leafy tree with complete stone tables and chairs underneath it.

Su Hu and his wife, as well as Su Ziqin, were all very satisfied with the new house, while Li Meng was even more impressed, thankful that she had come along to experience the bustle of Capital City.

Following Luo Zhan’s instructions, the manager from Jufeng Trading Company helped them purchase new furniture and also sent over a young doorman and a maidservant.

Within a day, the new house was fully furnished and ready to move in after a simple cleaning.

It was late that night when Wang Meng finally returned to the inn, still excited from the Martial Arts Arena on the western outskirts of the city.

All enjoyed a dinner at the inn and each cleaned up and prepared themselves, planning to move to their new house the next day.

The new students of the Imperial Academy were to report on the first day of September, and with one day left before the start, Su Ziqin was excited and couldn’t sleep at night tossing and turning in her bed.

Seeing that she was wide awake, Li Meng decided the sisters should just chat and laugh quietly instead of trying to sleep.

Wang Meng’s excitement also kept him awake all night, as he kept replaying the vivid and intense martial arts scenes in his mind, fantasizing about applying his own skills against each competitor.

Not able to sleep as well were Su Hu and his wife.

The couple reminisced about their adopted daughter’s journey over the past nine years.

From a life of poverty to one of comfort, from Furong Town, Mingshui County, Xuzhou City, to Capital City now.

Their son was the top scorer in the Provincial Examination, while their daughter was studying in the prestigious Imperial Academy.

Such a blissful and content life seemed like something that would make them wake up laughing even in dreams.

Woniu Village.

With the adults away, Su Qingluo took on her elder sister’s responsibilities, helping Grandma Wang take care of the four little ones and a tiger cub.

Without the supervision of the adults, the four little ones played to their hearts’ content.

Enjoying the early autumn sun at the riverbank, they chased each other, picked up river clams, dug for eels, and spent a whole afternoon watching the baby tiger.

After three days, the children’s arms and legs that had been exposed to the sun had unmistakably darkened, creating a clear boundary line between those parts and the rest of their bodies that had been covered by clothing.

Su Qingluo did not bother restraining the four little ones, allowing them to play happily.

In her belief, children should be carefree and filled with childish joy.

This was especially true for Maodou, Heidou, and Sister Wan, who needed this boundless playtime to forget their emotional pain and make up for the loss of their loved ones.

Li Moyun, Wang Yehan, and the other ten accompanying students performed exceptionally during the flood reconstruction.

For their contribution of both funds and effort, their sensible and mature performance earned them the praises of the two masters, who granted them a few days off before the start of the autumn semester, so they could take some time to relax.