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nThe stinky tofu was too popular. Not only was it loved by the women, but the men could not stop eating it. Master Xiao Wu was a soldier, and the people he knew were all soldiers. It could be described as crazy when a group of soldiers ate.

nTwo large jars of stinky tofu were eaten by this group of burly men. They hadn’t eaten enough yet.

n“Can you make it now?” The pageboy asked.

nYu Wan shook her head. This was not fresh tofu, but fermented. The fermentation process could not be too short, or else it would not be able to reach that taste.

nThe pageboy’s gaze landed on Yu Wan’s remaining small jar of extremely miserable-looking fermented bean curd. “Can you give me this?”

nThe fermented bean curd was almost used up. There were remaining pieces of fermented bean curd inside, and Yu Wan gave them to him very generously.

nHence, half of the fermented bean curd was snatched away by those rough men.

nEveryone was surprised to discover that even if this thing wasn’t matched with fried stinky tofu, it was still delicious when mixed with rice.

nThey didn’t like Madam Du’s dishes. It wasn’t that they didn’t taste good, but that there were too few portions. They didn’t taste anything after two bites and their plates were already empty. They weren’t suitable for dishes that needed to be savored carefully. Only dishes like the stinky tofu that attacked their taste buds made them feel satisfied.

nAfter a busy day, Yu Wan received the remaining five taels and a bag of silver from Old Mrs. Wei. This was the first time Yu Wan had received a “tip” from ancient times after doing business for so long. It felt good.

nYu Wan put away the silver and tidied up the kitchen with Yu Feng and Yu Song. It was almost a habit of the Yu family to leave the way they came.

nThe kitchen was not big, and it was not difficult to clean up. However, someone came to place an order halfway.

nThe three of them received orders until night fell.

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nYan Ruyu woke up at night. When she heard that the little maidservant had told Old Mrs. Wei that Aunt Lin had bribed her, she almost fainted again.

nOld Mrs. Wei investigated this matter thoroughly and realized that the snacks that were used to entertain guests were actually picked up after falling to the ground. She found it strange that the skin of the pastries was so strange and seemed to be able to eat a little sand. She thought that Madam Du had deliberately made it like this…

nOld Mrs. Wei felt terrible.

nWhen they continued asking, they found out that the snacks were knocked over by the Yan Manor’s maidservant. The matter of Taozhi making things difficult for the Yu siblings was also dug out.

nYan Ruyu had always given people the impression that she was knowledgeable, gentle, and virtuous. She never expected that the servants she trained would be more arrogant than the others.

nShe was unreasonable and had bribed the maidservant. Did she think the Wei Manor was just for show?

nOld Mrs. Wei was furious.

nYan Ruyu had been wronged in the matter of Taozhi. She had long disliked this maidservant and had asked Mrs. Yan to send her out of the manor several times to prevent her from causing trouble one day. However, Mrs. Yan pitied her for having suffered with them in prison and had a big butt. It was obvious that she would be easy to have children in the future. She could give birth to several fat grandchildren when she became Yan Xie’s concubine.

nBut before she could give birth to a grandson, she had already caused trouble for Yan Ruyu.

nWho started the problem should end the problem. Yan Ruyu decided to ask for the understanding of those chefs first. If the person involved did not mind, it would not be good for Old Mrs. Wei to continue being angry.

nAunt Lin insisted that she was the one who bribed the maidservant and that Yan Ruyu had no idea.

nYan Ruyu would have to use her acting skills for the later show if she wanted to dispel Old Mrs. Wei’s doubts. However, what Yan Ruyu never expected was that the chef invited by Master Xiao Wu was actually the girl from the Yu Family who parted on bad terms with her.

n“It’s you?”

n“It’s you?”

nThe two of them spoke in unison.

nObviously, Yu Wan had never expected to meet Yan Ruyu here.

n“You’re the chef hired by the Wei Manor?”

n“You’re the madam of that maidservant?”

nThe two of them stared at each other without blinking. When their eyes met, a strange aura floated around them.

nYu Wan said indifferently, “What brings you here, Miss Yan?”

nYan Ruyu opened her mouth.

nYu Wan said, “If you’re here to plead for mercy for your maidservant and hope that I can come forward and say that everything is a misunderstanding in front of Old Mrs. Wei, then I’m very sorry to tell you that you’ve found the wrong person.”

nYu Wan said everything that Yan Ruyu wanted to say. Yan Ruyu’s expression became a little awkward. “I don’t think you’ll believe me if I say that I don’t know anything about what Taozhi had done. This matter is indeed because the Yan Manor didn’t discipline her well. I apologize to you on behalf of Taozhi.”

nYu Wan wiped the jar and said, “There’s no need. She has already paid the price for her actions.”

nYan Ruyu was stunned. “What do you mean? You’re the one who made Taozhi fall?”

nYu Wan said indifferently, “Miss Yan, do you need me to remind you that I’m now a popular person in front of Old Mrs. Wei. If you suspect me, you need evidence.”

nArrogant, she’s too arrogant!

nYan Ruyu gripped the handkerchief tightly. “Since you’ve already taught her a lesson, this matter will be written off. I won’t tell Old Mrs. Wei or expose you to anyone…”

n“Do you have anything to expose?” Yu Wan looked at her arrogantly.

nYan Ruyu felt that her fingertips were about to poke a few holes in the handkerchief. Was this woman here to jinx her? Why was she so angry every time she met her!

n“What exactly will it take for you to help me?” Yan Ruyu said while enduring the humiliation.

nYu Wan spread her hands. “Help you? Are we close?”

nYan Ruyu was fuming!

n“Miss Yu, you’re still young and haven’t experienced difficult times yet. You don’t know that in this world, having one more friend is always better than having one more enemy. I don’t think I need to say much about my identity. I’ve lowered myself and took the initiative to build a relationship with you. Such an opportunity isn’t always available.”

n“You should leave such an opportunity to others. Take care. I won’t send you off.”

n“You!”

nYu Wan picked up the last jar, knocked Yan Ruyu aside, and walked out of the courtyard.

nThe carriage made an exception and stopped outside the courtyard. The brothers sat in the carriage.

nAfter Yu Wan got into the car, she saw that the two of them were looking at her differently. “Why are you looking at me like that?”

nYu Song turned his face away.

nYu Feng hesitated for a moment and asked in a low voice, “Ah Wan, where are you going later?”

n“To the Young Master Manor! Uncle has brought all the snacks!” Yu Wan smiled and patted the bag on her back.

nYu Feng said with a complicated expression, “Don’t you think… you’re too close to Miss Yan’s children?” He said the words “Miss Yan’s children” strongly, and Yu Wan felt like she had been hit in the head.

nYu Feng sighed. “Those children are indeed likable and you’ve saved them before. However, we don’t get along with Miss Yan. It’s better not to get close to them anymore in case others think that we have ulterior motives. What do you think?”

nWhat else can she say?

nThe night was dark and the cold wind blew.

nOutside the Young Master Manor, the three little munchkins sat on the cold steps with their little hands on their laps. Their backs were straight as they stared into the distance.

nThe news that the Wei Manor had hired a chef from Lotus Flower Town had already spread throughout the Capital. Others might not know, but how could Uncle Wan not guess who it was?

nWhen Uncle Wan reported to the Young Master, the little masters heard it accidentally. After that, the little fellows, who were originally causing a ruckus in the room, suddenly stopped. They walked to the door and sat down without a word.

nThe three of them sat in a row for the entire day.

nThey were obedient when the nannies fed them food and when the nannies fed them water, they just refused to leave.

nThe three of them had never been so obedient!

nUncle Wan was shocked. After asking Shadow Thirteen, he realized that Miss Yu had promised them that she would definitely visit them the next time she entered the Capital.

nThe three little fellows shivered in the cold and waited stubbornly. They almost became three little Amah Rocks, but Yu Wan did not appear.

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