After rebirth, I abducted the future minister

Chapter 73 Rent a yard

Cui Yunhao was stunned for a long time. He blinked for a long time, nodded in understanding, clenched his fists, and said with high spirits:

"I have kept everything my sister said in mind. I will never have the idea of ​​dropping out of school again. I will definitely work hard, study hard, and strive to become a high official as soon as possible, so that my sister and everyone who has helped us can live a better life."

Have a good life."

"Well, this is my good brother!" Chu Yingying smiled and touched his head, feeling very happy in her heart.

Due to the impact of the previous turmoil, almost no one came to Jishitang for medical treatment or medicine. As a last resort, Jishitang had to suspend operations for a period of time.

After breakfast the next day, Chu Yingying secretly ran out to find out where there was a yard for rent.

Chu Yingying braved the scorching sun and searched for several hours before she finally found a relatively satisfactory small courtyard in Guichun Lane in the east of the city.

The owner of the house is an amiable old lady. Although the location of the small courtyard is a bit remote, the old lady has kept it very clean.

More importantly, it is also close to the private school where Cui Yunhao is studying. It is very convenient to go to and from school every day. Even if Chu Yingying goes to work in Jishi Hall, she may have to walk a lot more.

The yard is indeed not that big. There is a bamboo fence around the gate, the roof has been replaced with new tiles, the ground is paved with blue bricks, and there are no overgrown weeds.

The old woman was a little hard of hearing. Chu Yingying asked several times before she heard clearly. She stretched out a finger and narrowed her eyes with a smile, "One or two a month, one deposit and one payment."

One tael of silver per month was actually not expensive. The old woman was very old, and Chu Yingying was too embarrassed to bargain with her, so she happily gave her two taels of silver, signed the deed, and agreed to come and move in tomorrow morning.

Overall, it's pretty good.

After renting a place to live, Chu Yingying felt relaxed and quietly slipped back to Jishi Hall through the back door.

Chu Yingying stepped forward to help. Lu Yuan saw her and asked casually: "Are you going out again today?"

There is a flower bed in the patio, with several peonies in full bloom. There is also a backyard at the back, where a pomegranate tree as tall as two people can hug each other is planted in the sunny area.

The fragrance is overflowing and mouth-watering.

She asked the old woman again: "Old man, how much does your yard charge every month?"

Chu Yingying nodded with satisfaction, thinking that it would be perfect to raise a guard dog when she has more money in the future.

The walls on all sides are more than ten feet high, so there is no need to worry about thieves breaking in at night. The stone mill in front of the door has a gap, and the color is a bit mottled. There is a windlass set up on the well in the corner, so it doesn't take much effort to fetch water.

After entering, you will see a house with three rooms and a small kitchen on the left, where you can cook your own meals.

Chu Yingying hesitated for a moment, but decided to tell the truth. She nodded and said, "Well, I went to rent a yard in the east of the city."

As soon as I entered, I happened to see Lu Yuan squatting at the door of the warehouse sorting medicinal materials.

Lu Yuan was stunned when he heard this, his hand holding the medicinal materials paused in mid-air, he suddenly raised his head, and asked doubtfully: "What are you renting a yard for?"

Chu Yingying put the sorted medicinal materials into sacks and replied: "My brother and I don't plan to live in Jishi Hall in the future, so we have to rent a yard."

Lu Yuan stared at her closely and asked unhappily: "Hao Duanduan, why don't you want to live in Jishi Hall? Is the bed in the room not very comfortable?"

Chu Yingying also raised her head to look at him, shook her head and said: "It's not that I don't want to live in it, it's that I'm embarrassed to live there. Your family has suffered such a big change, the ancestral home has been sold, and you still owe a lot of debts outside. How can we, brother and sister, do it?"

Shamelessly continue to stay here."

(End of chapter)