The vicious female supporting role only wants to farm

Mu Chaoge used all her skills of acting like a spoiled child and got the title deed of the farm from the old lady in one go. The old lady gave it to him readily.

Her family is a well-known wealthy businessman in the local area. They own many shops, including three farms. The one in the suburbs is the closest and the smallest, but it also has 30 acres of fertile land and a hilltop.

It just so happened that the title deed to the farm was in the hands of her grandmother. Her coquettish behavior, coupled with her father's cruel attitude today, made the old lady panic.

Instead of worrying that my granddaughter will be bullied in the future, I might as well give her more things to support herself.

So he transferred the land deed of the manor to Mu Chaoge, and also gave her the indentures of the twenty-six slaves under the manor, all of which were put in a wooden box.

The old lady did not feel any pain in giving these to her granddaughter. She even held Mu Chaoge's hand and cried, "Your father is unreliable. I don't know what will happen to you in the future. When I am still alive, he still turned against you. If you are gone one day, I don't know how he will bully you."

In addition to handing over the land deed of Mu Chaoge's manor and the indentures of the slaves, she also signaled the nanny who was taking care of her personally to fetch the things.

"Grandma only has the title deed to this farm. After your grandfather passed away, the rest was distributed to your father and his brothers. Grandma can't give you more even if she wants to. Here is a 1,000 tael silver note for you to take."

"Then let your sister Du Juan follow you. She is good at accounting. With her looking after you, grandma will feel more at ease."

The old lady had actually made plans for Mu Chaoge a long time ago, and now she was just doing it a little earlier. She knew that this child was smart, and today she suggested going to the manor to avoid trouble, which would be less troublesome than staying in the inner house.

"Grandma is going to visit an old friend. Your Aunt Qiu is ill. I'm afraid this is the last time we will see each other. I can't send you to the farm. You have to be careful."

The old lady was worried about her granddaughter, and she kept talking a lot. She stopped crying later, but her voice was hoarse. She still refused to stop.

Explained a lot.

It was hard for Mu Chaoge not to feel warm in her heart when she was cared for by so many people, as she thought that her parents were divorced and she had been growing up in her relatives' homes at a very young age.

It was the first time someone cared about her so much. Even though I understood that this was a plot setting, it was hard not to be moved.

She didn't mind that the old lady's hands were covered with snot, and threw herself into her arms and said coquettishly, "Don't worry, grandma, Chaoge understands. When you come back, you can live in the manor. When Chaoge arrives, I will renovate the manor! I guarantee that you will be satisfied and live comfortably!"

The old lady was immediately delighted, her face wrinkled with smiles, and she kept saying, "Okay, okay."

Aunt Zhou beside her also smiled with satisfaction, thinking that the old lady's love for her granddaughter was not in vain. Look, how filial she is? She was about to be driven to live on the farm by her own father, but she was not angry or crying, and she was willing to go there to avoid the limelight, and even said that she would renovate the farm for her grandmother to live in?

What a sensible child!

[The Third Miss is so filial, how could she want to harm others? The master is confused, is the eldest Miss a good person? She kept silent. They say that a barking dog never bites. Who knows, she might have framed our Third Miss! ]

Mu Chaoge suddenly heard this sentence, which made her ears perk up instantly. This voice was obviously the voice of her grandmother's dowry, Madam Zhou? But when she looked up, Madam Zhou clearly didn't open her mouth!

And when she saw me looking at her, she actually gave me a loving smile.

[Oh, our third daughter is so pretty, with a round face and rosy cheeks. Which daughter can have such a blessed face as our third daughter? ]

Mu Chaoge's eyes widened. She really heard what Nanny Zhou said. Could it be that she had learned ventriloquism?

She turned to look at her grandmother, but she seemed not to have heard anything.

As a result, just when I focused my attention on my grandmother, I heard again, "Hey, my dear granddaughter, if it weren't for your aunt Qiu being ill and if she wasn't my sworn brother, how could I bear to let you go to the farm by yourself?"

Mu Chaoge is now sure that he can hear other people's voices, but grandma, the suburbs are only half a day's journey from where we live by horse carriage, it's really not that far, right?

You are too protective of your child!

Although he was complaining, Mu Chaoge felt really touched as he was holding the heavy wooden box filled with banknotes and land deeds.

She simply dived into the old lady's arms again and rubbed against her. She didn't care about the snot and tears. At most she could take a bath later!

There was incense on her grandmother's body, so her arms felt dry and warm, very comfortable. Mu Chaoge threw herself into her grandmother's arms and acted so coquettishly that she almost fell asleep.

The old lady was so happy that she didn't know what to do. She patted her granddaughter on the back and said that she liked to act like a spoiled child, but her eyes and brows were all smiling and she loved her granddaughter so much.

Madam Zhou also laughed, "Miss San is the closest to you, old lady."

Otherwise, how can it be said to be a close relationship?

The old lady was also happy.

The warmth only lasted for the morning, as Mu Youcheng was going to pack up his daughter and throw her out the door in the afternoon. The old lady received bad news from her sworn sister, so she had to leave early, leaving Nanny Zhou and the head maid Du Juan to accompany Mu Chaoge, and then left with another dowry nanny.

There were two more carriages outside the Mu family's house, and the butler was watching them with a serious expression.

Nanny Zhou and Du Juan were busy looking after everything and asked the other servants to carefully put the luggage away. Mu Chaoge stood by holding the small bag.

Looking into the yard, I saw a bunch of brothers and sisters born by other aunts watching the show. If I concentrated a little, I could hear their voices.

[This annoying guy is finally going to be kicked out! Daddy is awesome! ]

[You are so arrogant every day, relying on grandma's love to bully us! Now you are kicked out! It's really gratifying! ]

[Humph, when you were here, you were always the first to pick out the good things in the house. From now on, you will go to the farm and live with those dirty animals. Hahaha, the good things will never be yours again, so just be envious.]

[Autumn is coming soon. The farm will be smelly and cold. You will be miserable! ]

Mu Chaoge listened to it and suddenly felt that the original setting was really cruel. How could she be so unpopular? Except for her grandmother and the people around her, no one liked her?

She listened carefully to the voices of the servants coming in and out. They were all just watching the show or sighing, and no one cared about her life or death.

The old butler was really amazing. He was able to remain upright. He was really focused on watching them move the luggage, thinking about doing what his master had asked him to do, which made Mu Chaoge look at him with more respect.

Mu Chaoge suddenly said to the old man, "Uncle Fu, do we only have these two carriages? I feel like they can't hold all the stuff."

Since she has no plan to come back, she must clear out the things in the yard where she sleeps, otherwise she will have to buy new things for them in the future. How much money will that cost?

Uncle Fu's right eyelid twitched, and he knew that his ancestor was going to cause trouble again today.

I knew she wouldn't be so obedient!