Su Degui endured the pain and signed the divorce papers.

Yang Yi picked up and glanced at the three copies of the divorce papers.

Absolutely accurate...

Yang Yi tossed one of the cards to Su Degui.

"Take it and get back."

Yes, yes, yes...

Su Degui verbally agreed to Yang Yi's request, but his eyes met Li Yuehong's, and the meaning was self-evident.

Li Yuehong could tell from Su Degui's eyes that he wanted to ask her for money.

But she had a whole hundred-tael silver note on her, how could she possibly give it to Su Degui?

So she handed Yang Yi a hundred-tael silver note and then said, "Sir, this is for the writing materials."

Yang Yi glanced at Li Yuehong and took the silver note.

He took out a fifty-tael silver note, four ten-tael silver notes, and a five-tael and five one-tael loose silver coins from his pocket and handed them to Li Yuehong.

"Count..."

Li Yuehong smiled and said to Yang Yi, "Sir, I believe you."

After she finished speaking, she took the silver notes and loose silver from Yang Yi's hand.

She looked at the silver notes in her hand, took out a ten-tael note, and tossed it to Su Degui.

"Take it..."

The banknotes fell to the ground in the wind.

"you……"

Do you want it or not...?

Su Degui glared angrily at Li Yuehong.

However, with Yang Yi by his side, he had no choice but to swallow his anger and bow his head to pick up the ten taels of silver notes that had fallen to the ground.

After picking it up, he patted the silver note, glanced at Li Yuehong, snorted, and turned to go to the place where he sold goods at Shili Pavilion.

Su Degui walked to a stall selling steamed buns and mantou.

He thought that steamed buns and mantou should be cheaper, so he asked the stall owner.

"Boss, how much are the steamed buns and mantou each?"

Upon hearing the voice, the stall owner replied, "One steamed bun is one tael, and two steamed breads are one tael."

Upon hearing the price of the steamed buns, Su Degui asked in surprise, "How much are the steamed buns?"

The stall owner still answered, "One steamed bun costs one tael, and two steamed breads cost one tael."

Su Degui stared at the stall owner in disbelief and said, "Are your steamed buns made of gold? They're so expensive! Even restaurants don't charge this much."

This is the price at Shiliting.

Su Degui looked at the silver note in his hand, then at the steamed bun.

Finally, he swallowed hard, stuffed the banknote into his pocket, and turned to leave.

What a joke! He only has ten taels of silver on him. For this whole family, ten buns wouldn't even be enough to fill the gaps between those people's teeth.

Shen Yingying and Ouyang Yuqing sipped their tea and watched the various farces unfolding around them.

Sometimes they'll even offer some comments.

As the two women were chatting, a distant clattering sound came from afar...

A horse-drawn carriage is approaching from a distance...

The carriage was marked with the name of the Shenfu.

Upon seeing the carriage's emblem, Shen Yingying excitedly exclaimed to Ouyang Yuqing, "They're here! They're here! The Shen family's carriage has arrived!"

Others didn't know the purpose of the carriage from the Shen family; they assumed it was to bid farewell to the young princess.

A short while later, the carriage that had been traveling arrived and stopped at Shili Pavilion.

The man who got off the carriage appeared to be in his thirties, approaching forty.

This man was none other than the new steward of the Shen family.

Since the housekeeper was new, he did not recognize Shen Yingying's face.

So he called out to the crowd, "Who is Miss Shen Yingying of the Shen family?..."

Shen Yingying, pulling along a reluctant Ouyang Yuqing, asked the Shen family steward, "What do you want?"

The steward of the Shen family sized up Shen Yingying.

The butler, who had initially been uninterested, suddenly had his eyes widen in surprise.

Ouyang Yuqing felt very uncomfortable when he saw the steward of the Shen family giving his young wife a sly look.

So he said to the butler, "Turn your eyes off me, or I'll gouge them out."