nashuaworldcup Chapter 308 Rumors 4
Chapter 308 Rumors 4
After visiting the mall, Ji Xingle took several of her husbands to watch circus performances, listen to books, crosstalk, and opera performances...
When they got home, the Zhao brothers were still awake. When they saw Ji Xingle and the others coming back, they first glanced at Dongfang Yiming and Ouyang Kai's stomachs.
Then he smiled and said;
"The children kept making a fuss about looking for you. We and the servants tried to coax them for a long time but it was useless.
They waited until you were too sleepy, and then they couldn’t hold on any longer and fell asleep.”
Hearing this, Ji Xingle smiled and said;
"Thank you for your hard work, Dad."
Fu Leyu and the others also smiled and followed forward and said;
"Thank you, Daddy, for your hard work..."
The Zhao brothers waved their hands;
"What's the use of hard work? It's all good for you. Okay, we're going to rest now. Don't stay up too late."
"Um..."
After the Zhao brothers left, Fu Leyu and a few others went to see the children while Ji Xingle sent Dongfang Yiming and Ouyang Kai back to their rooms, and only went to see the children after they had washed up and gone to bed.
The third child was sleeping very well, while the fourth child was twisting his body in a crooked manner. Ji Yunchi and Ji Xingyi were talking in their sleep. Ji Xingle lowered his head and put his ears close to their mouths.
"Mom, let me tell you..."
"Mom, listen to me..."
"Pfft~"
Ji Xingle was so happy seeing this that he smiled from ear to ear, feeling extremely happy.
The four children can now speak, and they chatter non-stop every day.
But Ji Xingle still enjoyed listening to them talk. Maybe he just wanted to give them something that he didn’t have so that they would not have any regrets!
Ji Xingle kissed their foreheads, adjusted their sleeping positions, covered them with quilts, and went back to the room.
Before leaving, he reminded the servants not to sleep too deeply and to remember to pay attention to the children's sleeping positions and quilts.
Hearing this, the servants who were looking after the children turned pale, fearing that Ji Xingle would blame them. They quickly said that they would pay attention to these things and asked Ji Xingle not to worry.
Seeing this, Ji Xingle said calmly;
"It's the same no matter what you do. I hope your ability is worthy of your monthly salary. You should know that
This seemingly insignificant job has so many people vying to do it."
Hearing this, the servants knelt down towards Ji Xingle and said;
"Master, we know we were wrong. Please give us a chance."
Seeing that they were truly repentant, Ji Xingle didn't care about anything and just said one sentence;
"It won't happen again."
After saying that, he left. The servants also breathed a sigh of relief and dared not be lazy at night anymore. After all, they just had to watch the children sleep at night. They received a monthly salary of 2 taels of silver, and they had seven days off. They could not afford to lose such a high monthly salary.
---
The next day
Ji Xingle woke up in the same morning as the children. While waiting for the meal, Ji Yunchi and others kept pestering Ji Xingle and talking non-stop.
"Mom, I miss you so much!"
"Mom, me too. I miss you so much."
The fourth child spoke first; "Mom, mom, mom, I miss you too."
The third brother said in a mosquito-like voice at last;
"Mom, I miss you too."
"Pfft~"
Ji Xingle held them all in his lap and said with a smile:
"I miss you guys too, but we met yesterday. Why do you talk as if you haven't seen me for a long time?"
"Oh! Mom, you don't understand this, this is a sense of ritual..."
Several children said in unison; "Yes, yes, yes..."
"Hmm? Is this how the sense of ritual is used?"
Ji Xingyi waved his hands and said,
"Oh! Mom, as long as you understand what it means, it doesn't matter if the words are correct or not."
Hearing this, Ji Xingle tapped her nose and said with a smile;
"Ghost elf."
The few of them laughed non-stop. After a while, breakfast came. Ji Xingle put them down to eat breakfast.
Halfway through the meal, Ji Caifu and his companions, as well as Fu Leyu and his companions, woke up.
Seeing Ji Caifu and the others, several children said enthusiastically;
"Good morning, grandma, grandpa, second grandpa, and dads!"
"Good morning! My dear grandchildren..."
"Morning, kids..."
......
After breakfast, Ji Xingle took the children to do warm-up exercises, such as horse stance and jogging. Only when their teachers came did Ji Xingle go out to work.
......
Half a month later, the shopping mall finally opened. Fu Leyu and his friends left the children to the Zhao brothers and servants and went out quickly.
Ji Xingle, the third princess, Sheng Xia Ge and others stood on the stage to cut the ribbon. The people below the stage looked at the huge building in front of them with curiosity.
Some businessmen who had signed shopping mall contracts were sitting in the audience, ecstatic, filled with the hope that they could finally cooperate with Lord Ji.
Not everyone can open this shopping mall. Those who can open it have all gone through multiple screenings and passed the test of character.
Finally, after Ji Xingle and the three princesses finished their opening remarks, the mall manager said;
"Welcome everyone to ..."
Other staff members arranged for people to enter the mall in an orderly manner. Clothes were sold inside, including clothing and accessories from various regions.
Food, all kinds of food...
Jewelry and daily necessities are basically the same as those in modern shopping malls.
Fu, Cheng, Qian, and An chose the best location to sell their own products, including clothing, ancient baby products, toys, books, jewelry, etc.
Each person had a stall, and there were only a few men doing business on several floors. Because he was Ji Xingle's husband, no one dared to say anything openly.
However, the curious eyes of the people never left them. Some officials and their husbands who had originally changed their views on Fu Leyu and his companions,
Seeing them doing business in such a public manner, he was very confused and even thought that Ji Xingle's family had no money and wanted them to come out to make money.
I looked at them with pity, and hesitated to say something, but in the end I still bought a lot of things in their shops.
Fu Leyu and the others were brainwashed by Ji Xingle. They didn't care about other people's opinions at all. Now that the money was in their pockets, they showed it to them happily.
......So, the next day, the whole capital was watching Ji Xingle's joke, and there were rumors that she had no money and wanted her husband to go out and make money, and that they had fallen out of favor.
Wait, wait, wait, there were all kinds of things, even the Qian and An families and the Queen came to talk to Ji Xingle,
The Queen looked at Ji Xingle with hesitation, while the Qian and An families frowned.
The Third Princess, Sheng Xia Ge and others were also puzzled.
The person involved, Ji Xingle, was leisurely drinking the fine tea from the palace. No one knew what it was called, but only a few ounces were produced each year and it was ridiculously expensive.
Finally, it was Sheng Xia Ge who broke the deadlock and said anxiously;
"Sister Le, how come you're still in the mood to drink tea? There's a lot of talk about you out there, why aren't you anxious?"
Without waiting for Ji Xingle to reply, the Queen looked at Sheng Xia Ge with appreciation and said earnestly;
"What happened to you? Why did you let your husbands go out and show their faces?"
Qian's mother and An's mother sighed and couldn't understand why the young man they had high hopes for had become like this.
The Third Princess stared at Ji Xingle without saying anything. She felt that there must be a reason for this, so she wanted to hear her thoughts.
Seeing them talking one by one, looking extremely anxious, Ji Xingle put down the teacup, smacked his lips to savor the aftertaste of the tea, and nodded;
"It's really good tea."
Seeing that Ji Xingle was still sipping tea and not in a hurry at all, several people became very anxious.