Yue Shuying, the legitimate daughter of the Marquis of Guangyuan, married to the Jun family in Suizhou with a marriage contract in order to make up for the family's deficit of ninety-seven thousand taels.
She opened the small account book: making money during the day, keeping accounts at night, and taking time to fight at home and play tricks——
Ninety-seven thousand taels of silver. If she pays back the money, he will let her go. We don't owe anything to each other, it's easy to get together and stay apart.
But slowly, she found that something was getting more and more wrong with this creditor.
She stayed up late copying out the original manuscript, and he stood by her side, bringing her food and drinks, covering her clothes and pouring tea. He also said in a serious manner: "I'm just afraid that you will die suddenly and no one will pay my debts."
She was running to the bookstore to talk about cooperation when it rained. He held an umbrella to find her, but when he was taking shelter from the rain at the entrance of the alley, he took advantage of the shadow under the eaves and held her waist close, leaning his head against hers and chuckled: "You are so far away from me, are you afraid of adding another debt to your debt?"
After finally saving up enough money, he deducted the account book, stretched out his hand to hook her wrist and pull her into his arms. His lips brushed her earlobe: "It is difficult to repay a debt of gratitude. If you convert it into silver, you will never be able to repay it in your lifetime."
Yue Shuying clutched the account book that was crumpled by him, her face flushed with shame and she gritted her teeth: "Liar, big liar!"
*
Jun Suhuai always felt that his relationship with Yue Shuying was limited to repaying debts.
But it didn't matter whether it was money or not. He wanted to ask the legendary wise and martial cousin Fu Yunshu what his relationship was with her.
Childhood sweetheart? Childhood sweetheart?
Or... Ordinary relatives who are not ordinary?
*
Yue Shuying came over with the map in hand: "Look at this piece of land! It's next to the Bookshop on the left and the Imperial College on the right. It's the most suitable place to open a Mongolian School. If you rent it for three years, you'll get your money back!"
Jun Suhuai flipped through the account books without raising his head: "Bought."
Yue Shuying: "..."
He quickly pointed to another place: "Although this area is a bit remote, it is better than being quiet..."
"I bought it too." Jun Suhuai raised his eyes, "I just asked the accountant to debit the money yesterday."
Yue Shuying was dumbfounded: "Then don't I want to rent your land?"
Jun Suhuai hooked her waist, pressed the person on his knees, and chuckled: "You have to rent to yourself, and you can't forget the interest. If Madam is willing to pay for it with her body, both the principal and interest can be waived."
Yue Shuying's face turned red, but the man's thumb rubbed her lips, and his voice was low and confident: "Madam, do you want to calculate again, how much interest can I get by sleeping with you tonight?"
Reading guide:
1. Post-marriage text, he
2. Making money and getting the daughter of a prince's palace × Duplicity, the arrogant and rich second generation
3. Kaiwen, updated at 9 p. M.
Intention: Self-reliance, self-sufficiency, self-satisfaction
