Reborn in the Seventies: Pampered Wife, Owning some Farmland - Chapter 943

Chapter 943: Chapter 944 Became an Unsolved Mystery Chapter 943: Chapter 944 Became an Unsolved Mystery She thought for a moment, “Let’s go and see for ourselves; it’s not far anyway.”

Auntie Liu, having spoken for so long, saw that the young lady still insisted on seeing the child?

The young lady seemed to be overly concerned about this child.

She vaguely answered, “We’ll talk about it when the time comes!”

Auntie Liu turned around and reported the matter to the young master.

“Young master, should the young lady be allowed to meet Little Huzi?” Auntie Liu thought that after that incident, the young master wouldn’t want the young lady to see that family again, considering how they had treated him before.

Zhou Jiahao took a long time to respond, instead looking into the distance, “Auntie Liu, what would you think if I said that Meng Yunhan might be one of our Zhou family members?”

This matter was quite shocking to Auntie Liu.

She had considered this possibility before, but it had been dismissed.

The master and mistress had never mentioned it in front of them.

Moreover, if the mistress had been carrying twins, why would they only want the young lady and not the other child as well?

“Impossible.” Auntie Liu immediately denied this notion, but suddenly she thought of something else. When the mistress and master returned, something seemed amiss; they often looked troubled. At that time, had they not yet discovered the young lady’s heart condition?

“Auntie Liu, what are you thinking of?” Zhou Jiahao asked, noticing Auntie Liu’s pupils had dilated. Could she have thought of something?

He was only a child back then and his memory was vague; he almost forgot the memories of his early childhood.

Auntie Liu expressed the doubts in her heart, “When the mistress and master came back with the child, they were very depressed, to the point where the mistress nearly had her milk dry up. Now that I think about it, something must have happened back then. So many years have passed, the master and mistress have passed away, and the events of those years have become an unsolvable mystery.”

Zhou Jiahao recalled a memory, knowing that when his mother had given birth to his sister, he was extremely excited. He ran to the bedside, glanced at the tiny Yaya with curiosity, and still remembered the nonsensical words his mother said: “Take good care of your sister.”

He remembered that at that time he had patted his tiny chest and promised, “I will definitely take good care of Yaya.”

Many years have gone by, and he had always kept that promise.

And Yaya was so kind, so gentle.

“Young master, we could ask some of the old folks about this matter,” suggested Auntie Liu after thinking it over.

To see if the mistress really had twins.

Although this Miss Meng resembles our young lady so much, and there were some misunderstandings with the young master, if she truly is a miss from our Zhou family, as a servant of the Zhou family, I would treat her well too.

Zhou Jiahao waved his hand at Auntie Liu, “We’ll discuss this later. Since Yaya wants to meet Little Huzi, you go ahead and take her to see him.”

About that child, if Yaya truly liked him, he wouldn’t stop her.

He wanted to let Yaya enjoy the best and most beautiful time she had left.

Suddenly, he felt a twinge in his nose.

Yaya was still so young.

Auntie Liu didn’t say anything more.

Since the young master had agreed, of course, she had no objections.

Qingzhao Village.

Yun Men and Zhang Jiang took a bullock cart loaded with grain to the town to sell it.

Perhaps the granary officials had tasted their new rice; as soon as it reached the town, it sold at a good price.

With the money in hand, they immediately bought bricks to build a new house.

Zhang Jiang’s parents were planning to make a scene at their house, but Yun Men’s mother had now decided to take a stand and bluntly spoke some words that turned Zhang Jiang’s parents away.

Because they were building a house, Zhang Jiang’s family set up a simple dwelling next to where the house was being built.