"Since it was decided by their own vote, let's leave it to the butler. Keep a low profile and don't disturb the guests who came to express their condolences to the Duke."
Su Tang knew that this was decided by the servants, and as expected, he didn't say anything else, just decided the decision and left it to the housekeeper to handle.
But after all, he was dealing with so many servants at once, and if there was too much movement, it would inevitably arouse discussion, so Su Tang specifically told the housekeeper.
The housekeeper Lao Zhang has been working in the Duke's mansion for many years. The old servant probably knows the rules better than Su Tang. As soon as he heard Su Tang's words, he immediately agreed, "Princess, don't worry."
Su Tang also believed in the housekeeper. It was just now that he could see that the housekeeper still had some brains.
The Zhou family's vassal was dealt with by Su Tang in this simple and crude manner. The housekeeper saw that Su Tang was much more energetic after washing his face, so he continued to ask for instructions, "Princess, the current funeral of the Duke..."
"You go with this county and arrange the matter properly." Su Tang certainly did not forget this.
After dealing with all the troublemakers, although the remaining manpower was a little smaller, there would be no problems. After resting for a while, Su Tang took the housekeeper and Sulan to continue arranging the servants' work in the main courtyard.
Since he emphasized to Pei Xuan that he would handle the affairs in the house clearly and let him concentrate on dealing with those who betrayed Duke Pei in the army, Su Tang was naturally attentive.
She had just looked through the list of servants in the Governor's Mansion and learned about their pasts. There was also an orange cat who could read people's hearts, so Su Tang was very efficient in arranging these people to do things in the future.
Su Tang arranged the remaining servants in suitable places. Although there was not enough manpower, there were not many masters in the Governor's Mansion. There were so many servants in the Zhou family's yard, so naturally there was no need to arrange them again, and the Zhou family couldn't pass it. It’s been a good few days.
As for Su Tang himself, he didn't need a few more people around him to serve him. It was enough for Pei Xuan to have Guanyin by his side. The rest of the people were arranged to handle the funeral of Duke Pei, which was still enough.
The housekeeper, Lao Zhang, saw that Su Tang had only been here for an hour, so he arranged everyone. The entire Governor's Mansion suddenly began to be in order, and there was no longer any chaos that no one had managed before.
I also admire Su Tang from the bottom of my heart. It was said before that the princess was born in a farmer's family and was an unsophisticated businesswoman. However, these legends must have never seen Su Tang in person. Such a decisive and clean killing, this For such a large mansion with so many servants, it only took a total of three hours from entering the Governor's Mansion to arranging everything in order.
Among them, the control and leverage of people's hearts, as well as the combination of kindness and power, is that Zhou boasts about his origin all day long, but when it comes to managing things, he is definitely not as good as Su Tang.
Regardless of what others thought, Lao Zhang and the servants who stayed behind to do things saw that Su Tang had arranged the day like this, and they all felt that their young master had good vision, and that the good princess was much better than the Zhou family.
Orange Cat naturally understood such thoughts, but Su Tang didn't care much about what these people thought of her. She could only do what she thought was right.
Seeing that the servants of the Governor's Mansion began to work according to the new arrangements, everything returned to an orderly order. The chaos when she entered before was gone, and Su Tang was temporarily relieved.
Looking at the clock, time passed quickly enough, three hours passed unexpectedly.
(End of chapter)