Guan Yan is Pei Xuan's personal servant. The palace is busy, and it is difficult for him to go out without his master's permission. Fortunately, although Pei Xuan is in the palace, he still remembers it and came back with a message. Yan Cai came out to visit the grave at this time.
However, Guan Yan didn't believe Zhu Wenzhu when he first saw him. Guan Yan was not stupid after being with Pei Xuan for so many years. He had never seen Zhu Wenzhu around Su Tang, so he believed whatever he said.
Later, he saw that the letter in Zhu Wenzhu's hand had a paint seal that Su Tang had made when playing with his young father-in-law, so he confirmed that this thing was sent by Su Tang and accepted it.
Su Tang felt relieved when she heard that Zhu Wenzhu said that the letter had been delivered to Guanyan, and saw that he was still flexible at a young age. Instead of going directly to the village to find someone, he made an excuse to go to the grave himself, and he was about to go there. When he goes to other places, he also visits the graves of his grandparents like this. It is a kind of filial piety, and it is indeed smart.
After Zhu Wenzhu finished talking about how he delivered the letter, he took out the remaining money: "This time, I spent one or two silver to hire a car, three hundred to buy incense and candle paper, and fifty to eat with the driver on the way. Wen, this is the remaining silver."
Su Tang gave him ten taels of silver, and Zhu Wenzhu didn't spend any extra money. At this time, he came back and took the rest.
Seeing that he was making progress and retreating in his work, and that although he couldn't read, he could calculate money clearly, Su Tang nodded secretly, it was indeed good.
Then he took the silver coins he had brought back, and sure enough the numbers matched, so he grabbed a bunch of copper coins and gave them to him, "Well done, I'll reward you."
This small bunch of money was equivalent to one hundred copper coins. When Zhu Wenzhu saw that Su Tang had given him so much money all at once, he felt that the copper coins in his hand were heavy, "County Lord..."
"Follow me and work. If you do well, you will be rewarded. If you do poorly, there will be punishment. Just take it and do your best in the future."
Su Tang is a person who knows clearly about rewards and punishments. If Zhu Wenzhu did a good job in delivering the letter this time, Su Tang will certainly give him a reward.
It's just that Zhu Wenzhu had a tough life since he was a child. Except for his parents, his grandparents were pretty good to him. Everyone regarded him as a broom star who couldn't be approached, so everything he did was wrong, and some people scolded him.
But Su Tang said that he believed in him and said that he had done well and rewarded him with money. Zhu Wenzhu looked at the copper coins in his hand and felt that they were very heavy in his hand. His throat was blocked with excitement and he was a little speechless. .
Su Tang originally acted according to his own rules and principles, but for Zhu Wenzhu, this trust and this appreciation were so precious.
Zhu Wenzhu finally grabbed the bunch of copper coins in his hand, knelt down silently and kowtowed to Su Tang three times before going out with red eyes.
Seeing him like this, Su Tang also shook his head. The orange cat lying on the table wagging his tail opened his eyes and glanced at Zhu Wenzhu's back, and said to Su Tang, "These two-legged beasts are willing to fight for their master. Is it possible?" Is this what Twolegs often say, the grace of knowing someone? '
The orange cat can feel people's hearts, so it can naturally detect Zhu Wenzhu's mood swings just now. However, Su Tang smiled when he heard what the orange cat said. "It's a pitiful person." '
No matter what the world is, there is no shortage of poor people, Su Tang thought, but if Zhu Wenzhu could do things faithfully, she would naturally not treat him badly.
If this is called the kindness of knowing someone, then so be it.
(End of chapter)