"Second Brother, you don't know yet. A few days after I came to the capital, Mr. Huo invited my father-in-law and his family to visit the Huo family. I also went there. At that time, Mr. Huo introduced us to several tribe members who served in the court, including Mr. Huo, the second prince's Shangfeng."

"No matter how I say that, I am also the son-in-law of the Huo family. Lord Huo holds a birthday party, how can I not celebrate? Second Prince, that's what the matter is decided."

Chu Li couldn't tolerate Chu Di's refusal, so he picked up the teacup and sent someone to see him off.

I didn't even want to keep Chu Di to eat.

Chu Di spent three inches of time and didn't get the money from Chu Li, and left in a panic.

The servant who followed Chu Di said tremblingly, "Master, what should I do? The deadline for bank payment will be reached tomorrow. Once we can't get the money tomorrow, the deposit we paid before will be gone."

"Master, the farm in the southern suburbs of the city is the best farm in the capital. If we miss this opportunity, we will want to buy it next time, but I am afraid we won't meet it." Another servant sighed regretfully.

Chu Di gritted his teeth and said, "Go back and see if there is anything in the warehouse. Let's go out first, and wait until the money is sent from Hangzhou, and then redeem it."

"Yes, Master."

Chu Di went back in a carriage.

As soon as he got home, Chu Di ordered the housekeeper to clean up the front yard warehouse, and then he went to the back yard to find Aunt Guo.

Aunt Guo is coaxing her youngest son to sleep.

Chu Di entered the house and said, "Aping, do you have some money in your hand? Give me some first, I have urgent use."

Aunt Guo hesitated for a moment before saying, "There are some, not many, only two hundred taels."

The 200 taels of silver was the monthly money she and her youngest son had lived in Hangzhou for ten months, and she saved up all the money she had obtained, but it was not used to spend it.

Chu Di frowned, "Why is it just that little bit? You are at home, and my mother didn't give you silver?"

"There is a monthly money in the mansion every month. I am my aunt, who costs ten taels a month, and Xiao Sier has five taels a month. I have saved up and not moved, and they are all here."

Aunt Guo took out all the 200 taels of silver she had saved with great effort.

She has no monthly money in the capital.

She helped Chu Di's housekeeper, and Chu Di would give her fifty taels of silver every month. It sounded like a lot of money, but more than twenty servants in the family had to pay about twenty taels of silver just for monthly money, and the remaining thirty taels of silver. They had to take care of the food, drink, defecation, and sleeping of the whole family, and there was no money left.

Eat a little better, but not enough to chew.

She had complained several times in front of Chu Di that she was not good enough to use it, but Chu Di complained that his salary was small and that the food at home was supplemented by the Chu family in Hangzhou.

Chu Di asked her to save some effort.

Many people think she is helping Chu Di’s housekeeper in the capital, and think that she lives like a wife, and she is as wealthy as her husband. In fact, she lives a difficult life.

Last year when he returned to Hangzhou, Chu Di was generous, but he only gave her three hundred taels of silver.

When Chu Ningrui got married, she spent 200 taels of silver on her makeup.

If it weren't for the Chinese New Year, the few children would receive a lot of red envelopes, I'm afraid she wouldn't be able to save up these 200 taels of silver.
Chapter completed!