The last time, he had accidentally overheard something. He could swear it wasn't on purpose. The master and madam were discussing whether to find a husband for the eldest young lady from among their staff. After all, their contracts of servitude were in the master's hands, and they wouldn't dare refuse.
He remembered being completely stunned. He really hadn't expected the upright master and kind madam he knew to have such a plan. But even as he marveled at it, a chill ran down his neck.
Yes, he wasn't particularly sharp-witted, but he could still count.
Old Zheng and the others had no contracts of servitude. Huan Ji and Qing Shan had signed them, but the master had allowed them to marry, and they would redeem their contracts someday. That left only Qi Xuan, Cai Yun, and him.
So there was at least a thirty percent chance the eldest young lady would be marrying him!
At the thought, he couldn't help shivering again.
I haven't been here for a long time. When I came here, I came to see the author for the first time. I miss him so much. Does he have a Weibo?
You guy, do you update it once a year? □□
Princess Leshan? It's based on the background of "Prince Consort, Run Slower". I like it, but why can't I stand up to the male and female protagonist... But it doesn't stop me from liking it.
I haven't been here for a long time. When I came here, I came to see the author for the first time. I miss him so much. Does he have a Weibo?
You guy, do you update it once a year? □□
Princess Leshan? It's based on the background of "Prince Consort, Run Slower". I like it, but why can't I stand up to the male and female protagonist... But it doesn't stop me from liking it.
Is this written from a third perspective?