Chapter 301 The Last Wish of the Unlucky Father and Daughter in Ancient China 1

Chapter 301 The Last Wish of the Unlucky Father and Daughter in Ancient China 1

The father and daughter returned to Wuxinhou Mansion all wet. They walked all the way back, passing through the downtown area.

Everyone in the capital now knows that the third daughter of the second master of the Wuxin Marquis's mansion, out of jealousy of the eldest daughter of the Wuxin Marquis's mansion, has gone so far as to want to drown the three-year-old eldest daughter.

And this Third Miss Gu Mei was only six years old. How could she be so vicious at such a young age?

When Mrs. Gu saw the miserable state of the father and daughter, she just pretended to feel distressed for a moment, and then returned to her own yard on the pretext of feeling unwell.

Gu Laoliu just looked at her coldly and said nothing. The father and daughter went back to the yard to change clothes, and then asked Dayi and Gaoyi to call everyone in the marquis's mansion to the front yard.

"Bring more people over there, and tie them up if they don't come."

"Yes"

After Da Yi and Gao Yi took their people away, Gu Laoliu instructed the housekeeper, "Take your people to the second, third, fourth rooms, and the two sons-in-law, and collect all the property belonging to the Marquis' Mansion and put it into the warehouse. Anyone who dares to resist will be killed on the spot."

The cold voice was colder than the wind and snow in this cold winter, chilling him to the bone. He sat high in the hall, and even looked lazy. The invisible pressure made the butler's back bend again and again, and he dared not look up at the person sitting at the top.

It was a cold day and the butler was sweating profusely. He knelt down humbly and respectfully, trying to calm himself, and replied calmly: "Yes, I'll do it right away."

The butler is the only die-hard fan of Marquis Wu Xin. This guy worships his master as a god. He was bought by the original owner in the slave market. At that time, he was sick and about to die. The original owner was his savior.

Just as others said, Marquis Wu Xin came towards him with light and pulled him back to the world from darkness.

"I have nothing but my loyalty to my master."

If the age difference between the butler and Marquis Wu Xin wasn't quite big, Chang'an would have wanted to write a storybook for them. It would have been a modern version, with the overbearing president saving the heroine from danger, and the heroine having no way to repay him except to give herself to him.

The original owner was just like Chang'an, a chubby little kid, like a doll stuffed with too much cotton.

Changan sat next to her sixth father, chewing a bun as big as her face. The original owner was tricked out by Gu Mei and had not even had lunch, so she was hungry now.

"Daughter, give one to dad too. I'm hungry too," Gu Laoliu just pretended to be cool, but he broke it as soon as he turned around.

All the servants serving in the main hall had been sent away, and now only the father and daughter were there. Chang'an took out a big meat bun from the space and gave it to her father.

Gu Laoliu had not eaten half of the bun in his hand when a large group of people came in chattering. He ignored them and continued to eat the bun in his hand slowly.

Gu Dongping angrily questioned Gu Laoliu, "Brother, what do you mean by sending people to our room to search our house?"

"I mean to kick you out of the mansion. Over the years, you have been eating my food and using my money. You have been bullying others outside with my reputation. It's fine that you are ungrateful, but you even dared to harm my daughter. Who gave you the courage?"

Gu Laoliu's voice was neither loud nor soft, his mood was steady and a little lazy, as if he was saying that the weather was nice today, but it gave everyone present a heavy feeling that made them unable to straighten their backs.

"It was Gu Mei from my second brother's family who did it. What does it have to do with our third branch? Just kick the people from the second branch out," Gu Dongping wished that Gu Laoliu would kick the other brothers out of the Marquis' Mansion so that their third branch could get more resources.

"It's just a game between kids. Is there a need to make such a fuss?" Gu Nanping snorted coldly and attributed the matter to the children playing around. It was Gu Laoliu who was ignorant and wanted to meddle in the children's affairs.

Gu Laoliu didn't say anything, but just raised his hand. The freshman and the high school student stepped forward and pinned Gu Nanping down and beat him up.

"Let me go. I am the second master of the Marquis' Mansion. How dare you bully my master?" Gu Nanping's angry roar was drowned out by the iron fists of the first and second grade students.

When Old Madam Gu rushed over, her beloved second son had been beaten beyond recognition and was breathing more than he was breathing in.

She howled and threw herself on Gu Nanping, "My son, you are so heartless. He is your brother, how could you have the heart to do this to him?"

Gu Laoliu looked at her with disgust. The old lady of a mansion didn't behave like a noble lady at all. She was even dirtier than a shrew in the market. She could cry if she wanted to. Why was she spitting snot and saliva everywhere?

I really don’t know how old Marquis Wu Xin fell in love with such a daughter-in-law?

"Of course I can do it. I'm going to drive them out of the house, including you, old lady. You also have to get out of the mansion."

"You, you, you, I am your mother. Aren't you afraid of being despised by the world for being such an unkind, unjust and unfilial person?"

Old Madam Gu stood up angrily, pointing at Old Six Gu and cursing with trembling fingers.

"Then let them spit on you. Do you think I care? What does other people's opinions have to do with me? I don't have to be the Marquis of Wuxin. Are you my biological mother? Don't you know what's going on?"

The current Madam Gu is the second wife of the old Marquis Wu Xin. The original owner’s biological mother was the original wife of the old Marquis Wu Xin. The original wife died of complications during childbirth, so he later married this step-wife.

The original owner had been raised under the name of the current Madam Gu, and no one had told him about his biological mother, so he had always thought that Madam Gu was his biological mother.

In fact, it was Old Madam Gu who didn't allow anyone to say anything and had been forcing the original owner to serve her children. If the old marquis had not arranged his funeral before his death, this marquisate might not have fallen into the hands of the original owner.

Old Madam Gu's eyes dodged, "You, who told you this nonsense? Even if you don't want to take care of me in my old age, you can't say that I'm not your mother."

"Tsk," Gu Laoliu said sarcastically, not wanting to waste time talking to her. "Dayi, kick all these people out. They are not allowed to take anything from the Marquis' Mansion, not even needles and thread. The servants who serve them will also be sold."

"No, you can't do this. The Marquis' Mansion does not belong to you alone. We are also your father's sons. You can't have the final say alone," the fourth son Gu Xiping jumped up and shouted, refusing to leave no matter what.

The people from the second and third rooms also started to make a fuss, but the first and second grade students didn't take their noise seriously and forcibly threw them out of the mansion.

Gu Mei was given special care and was thrown out only because one of his arms was broken.

There were a lot of people crying and wailing outside the Marquis's mansion, and the neighbors nearby thought something big had happened to them.

After asking, I found out, wow, does Marquis Wu Xin not care about his reputation at all?

It’s fine that he kicked my brothers out of the house, but he even threw my mother out. Are you crazy?

When an official learned of this, he hurriedly wrote a memorial to the emperor and went to the palace to impeach Marquis Wuxin for disregarding benevolence, righteousness, and filial piety and treating his old mother rudely.

The censor who impeached Gu Laoliu had his leg broken when his carriage overturned on his way home from the palace. The imperial physician diagnosed that even if his leg healed, the root of the disease would remain, meaning he would be lame.

An official in the court must not be ill. Thus, his career came to an abrupt end and he gained nothing but a few halfhearted words of comfort from the emperor.

The farce in the Marquis' Mansion is still going on. Madam Gu's two daughters are unwilling to leave and they want to report to the police.

Gu Laoliu said lazily: "Go ahead."