After raising a cub, I won by doing nothing

Chapter 68: The Ghost is Old

Seeing how realistically Pang Shi acted, Mu Wanxi couldn't help but applaud her in her heart.

With a faint smile, Mu Wanxi placed the teacup in her hand on the table next to her and said, "Aunt, I've been missing you a lot lately. I always feel that you're too old to handle so many things. So I thought it would be better not to trouble you to run the shop in the future."

When Pang Shi heard this, the hand holding the teacup suddenly trembled, and the scalding hot tea spilled out and landed on the back of her hand, causing her to frown in pain.

Damn, I'm old.

She is obviously only in her thirties this year, why does Mu Wanxi make her look like she is in her seventies or eighties?

No, that's not the most important thing.

The most important thing is why Mu Wanxi wanted to take away the shop for no reason?
Thinking about the benefits that the shops brought to her, Pang Shi immediately smiled, looked at Mu Wanxi with loving eyes and said, "Xi'er, have you encountered any difficulties?"

Mu Wanxi shook his head slowly.

Seeing this, the light in Pang's eyes dimmed a little, and she said, "Aunt doesn't think it's hard to run the shop for you. Your uncle often said that your mother passed away early, and we, as elders, should help you as much as we can. You are young now and don't understand many things. There are many trivial matters in those shops. Aunt can still run the shop for you for a few more years."

Having said that, if Mu Wanxi continued to insist on taking the shop back, it would seem that she was immature.

With a deep smile on his lips, Mu Wanxi stared at Pang Shi and said, "Thank you for your hard work, aunt."

Seeing that Mu Wanxi did not insist on taking the shop, Pang Shi's heart fell back into her stomach, and she quickly shook her head and said, "Aunt, it's not hard."

"I have something else to do in my house, so I'll leave first." After Mu Wanxi said this, she stood up and said goodbye.

Pang Shi did not keep Mu Wanxi for long and sent someone to send her out of the house.

After leaving Changsun Mansion, Ah Qian asked Mu Wanxi impatiently, "Your Highness, the Marquis' wife obviously doesn't want to return the shop to you. Are you just going to let it go?"

A deep smile appeared on the corner of Mu Wanxi's lips, and she said slowly: "Of course it's impossible. I have my own arrangements for this matter." In total, the shops under her name include a pharmacy, a women's rouge shop, a clothing shop, an inn, and a restaurant.

Those were all left to her by the mother, the previous owner of this body.

The previous owner was a man who didn't like to take charge of things, so he handed the shop over to Pang Shi to manage a few years ago. Pang Shi would give her the money earned from the shop every month.

However, only Ponzi himself knows how much benefit he gained in the process.

Who is Mu Wanxi now?

She thinks that she is now like a Pixiu and can only make money but not spend it.

If Ponzi wants to take advantage of her, he must be prepared to be ripped off by her.

Having already figured out how to deal with Pang Shi, Mu Wanxi was in a good mood, chatting and laughing with A Qian as they walked towards the carriage.

When she walked to the carriage and was about to get on, Mu Wanxi heard someone calling her name from behind.

"Seventh Princess."

Mu Wanxi turned her head and looked towards the voice, and saw Shen Changjin.

Shen Changjin had just come out of Changsun Mansion and happened to meet Mu Wanxi. He didn't know what was wrong with him and subconsciously called her.

But after he shouted, he regretted it.

(End of this chapter)