Clan Rise: Starting as a Grandfather

Chapter 116 - 116 112 Yang Familys Family Rules

?Chapter 116: Chapter 112 Yang Family’s Family Rules Chapter 116: Chapter 112 Yang Family’s Family Rules Ms. Liang was cautious during her first few days at Yinghe Castle, but once she learned that Yang Zhenshan did not interfere with the inner household affairs and that Ms. Wang was in charge, she felt much more at ease.

After settling in, her younger daughter’s naivety and cheerfulness began to show.

After all, she was just a fifteen-year-old girl, and despite the people here maturing early, her mind was not yet cunning.

In just a few days, she became Ms. Wang’s little follower.

She followed Ms. Wang all day, addressing her affectionately as ‘elder sister-in-law’.

Ms. Wang, truly resembling an elder sister-in-law, took great care of her younger sister-in-law.

Previously, Ms. Wang had a penchant for food and liked taking small advantages, but now the Yang family was prosperous, lacking neither food nor clothing, so her minor flaws found no place to surface.

With these shortcomings gone, Ms. Wang increasingly adopted the demeanor of a family matriarch, meticulously managing every aspect of the inner household and attentively caring for everyone.

Importantly, Ms. Wang had grown smarter, no longer the simpleton she used to be, her intelligence having notably increased, leaving behind even Yang Mingcheng, who was quite obtuse.

Yang Mingcheng bought a family of servants, but before Yang Zhenshan could even meet them, Ms. Wang had already sent them away.

For this, Yang Zhenshan specifically asked Ms. Wang for her reasons, which she explained plainly.

The newly bought servants were the Song family, a couple in their thirties with two sons and a daughter.

Yang Mingcheng thought this family was quite good; the couple was of an age to work, and their three children were all teenagers, ready to be put to work immediately without needing to be cared for any longer due to young age.

“Dad, the daughter in that family is too pretty!” Ms. Wang said somewhat nervously in front of Yang Zhenshan.

Yang Zhenshan was at first stunned, then immediately understood Ms. Wang’s implication.

The servants were bought for Ms. Liang, who needed a woman servant and a maid.

Yang Minghao and Ms. Liang had just married, and a pretty little maid was arranged next to Ms. Liang—what was that supposed to mean?

Was it to make Yang Minghao take a concubine, or to make her a chambermaid for Ming Hao?

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