"Alright, Moyan and the old master aren’t here, there’s no need to pretend, they can’t see us. Let’s not beat around the bush and get straight to the point, how much money will it take for you to marry Wuchen."
"Mrs. Jun, please watch your language. Don’t talk about Miss Wen like that," Xiaocha said, her face flushing with anger.
So much for a prestigious family with high status—their quality and ntality are worse than those of ordinary people.
Such words really show a lack of cultivation.
Although Xiaocha was always by Moyan’s side, her usual tasks involved cooking and cleaning in Wu Garden and taking care of Moyan’s daily needs. She had never dealt with the people from a prominent family and had thought that being cunning was normal for those born into wealth. Yet, she hadn’t expected them to be so filthy.
It was fortunate that the Third Young Master had moved out early. Living with these people would have made daily life unbearable.
"Who do you think you are to speak here, a re servant daring to argue with ? You folks from Wu Garden really don’t understand hierarchy," she said.
The lady of the house had been scolded harshly by the old master and Jun Qing due to this matter a few days ago. Additionally, her son’s health had deteriorated, and she had accumulated a lot of resentnt and had long been looking for a way to vent.
"I..." Xiaocha, a girl unaccustod to such high-tension situations, couldn’t stand up to Mrs. Jun’s aggressive deanor. She was so overwheld that she couldn’t utter a word, her face red with a mix of anger and annoyance.
Seeing Xiaocha rendered speechless made Mrs. Jun secretly thrilled. As she opened her mouth to say more, a dog bark unexpectedly ca out instead.
"Woof!"
Everyone present was montarily stunned, wondering if they had misheard.
Did they just hear a dog barking?
Mrs. Jun herself was completely baffled, having no idea what had just happened.
As she opened her mouth again to say sothing, another dog bark ca out.
"Woof!"
This ti everyone heard it clearly and turned their heads, looking at her strangely.
"Mom, what are you doing?" Wuyang frowned at his mother.
Why on earth had she started imitating a dog bark?
Mrs. Jun was frightened by the sounds she was making. Seeing everyone looking at her made her even more nervous.
She tried to explain that it wasn’t her barking, but as soon as she opened her mouth, another dog bark ca out.
"Hahaha..."
Wen Xiao’ai couldn’t hold back any longer and burst into laughter, laughing uncontrollably.
If it weren’t for Xiaocha next to her, she would have collapsed onto the couch from laughing.
"So those big dogs are yours, huh? They say pets resemble their owners, but this is the first ti I’ve seen an owner act like their pet, haha..."
Mrs. Jun was disturbed by the sounds she was making and seeing Wen Xiao’ai laughing endlessly and even indirectly mocking her, comparing her to a dog, made Mrs. Jun feel angry, annoyed, and embarrassed all at once.
She impulsively opened her mouth to scold Wen Xiao’ai, but was stopped by several barks.
Mrs. Jun, startled, imdiately covered her mouth, her eyes filled with panic and fear.
Wen Xiao’ai was laughing so hard she almost burst, tears nearly streaming down her face.
Xiaocha also struggled to hold back her laughter, becoming infected by Wen Xiao’ai’s infectious giggles and clutching her stomach in pain from trying not to laugh.
Though they didn’t know what the lady of the house was up to, her imitation of a dog bark was spot on—especially her embarrassing and awkward expression, which made watching her all the more satisfying.
"Mom, what are you doing?" Wuyang was growing angry.
It was absolutely embarrassing.
Seeing Wuyang scold her, Mrs. Jun tried to explain again, but once more, several dog barks burst out: "Woof, woof!"
"I can’t take it anymore, Xiaocha, I’m going to die of laughter, haha."
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