Miti's Room

"Bang—crash—bang!"

In the past few days, there were occasional sounds of heavy objects falling to the ground and things breaking in Miti's room, but none of the servants in the house dared to go and meddle.

The reason was that a few days ago, Miti felt that she had made a big fool of herself in public because the groom ran away and the wedding was ruined. She was angry in the room all day long and smashed things at every turn.

Now her room was a mess, and the servants who came to deliver her food felt nervous every time. After all, if they were not careful, they might be cut by the flying glass fragments.

The servants in the house were all worried. In the past, everyone was vying to serve Miti in order to gain a higher status in the family, but now no one wanted to offend him, especially the nanny.

Ever since Miti asked her to take people to secretly catch Tonghua on the eve of the wedding, but they failed to catch her and were instead discovered by the servants at home and knocked unconscious in the corner of the kitchen, Miti no longer trusted her.

The nanny didn't want to do thankless work, so every time she needed to deliver food to Miti, she forced the lowest-ranking servants to do it.

Because of Miti's recent temper, several servants who delivered meals to her were accidentally injured by glass fragments.

Now, outside the door of Miti's room, there were several servants in uniform holding lunch boxes, pushing and urging each other to come in and deliver the food.

"You go deliver the food!"

"You should go!"

"you go!!"

......

This strange behavior caught the attention of Feis who was passing by.

He quietly walked up to the servants and said, "What are you doing here?!"

The servants were so focused on the lunch boxes that they didn't notice Faith's arrival at all. This question scared the servants.

Everyone immediately lowered their heads and stood respectfully. Only a servant who was relatively brave stepped forward and replied, "We are delivering food to Miss Mitty."

Faith asked again, "Then why don't you go in? What are you doing standing here so stealthily?"

Everyone looked at each other, feeling guilty and not daring to answer. Faith pointed at the brave servant and said, "You go ahead and tell me!"

He glanced at the people around him and said, "Miss Miti has been in a bad mood these past two days, smashing things in the room. We are afraid that if we go in now, we might accidentally anger her..."

After hearing what the servant said, Feis remembered that he had indeed heard the servant say a few days ago that Miti was very angry and stayed in the room and refused to come out to eat.

Because Faith was trying to track down the mastermind behind the disruption of the wedding, he was distracted by other people and didn't pay much attention to the situation on Miti's side.

Then, Feis knocked on Mitty's door: "Knock, knock, knock."

Immediately, there was a "bang" sound from the door, apparently something hit the door, and there was also a voice saying: "Get away! Don't bother me!"

This shocked everyone. Faith felt humiliated and a little angry, so he ordered the servants directly: "Tear down the door!"

The servants hesitated: "But..."

They all knew that Master Feis loved his only daughter the most. Even the women in the village were married off in their teens under the arrangement of their parents. Even if some parents loved their daughters very much, they would not marry them until they were in their twenties at most.

Miss Miti had very high standards for choosing men, so she was almost thirty years old and still hadn't gotten married. However, Mr. Feis didn't urge her, but still loved her very much. This time, he even wanted to let her stay at home and find a man to marry. This level of love for a child is unprecedented.

Everyone took these things to heart and naturally worried that Master Feis was angry for a moment and asked everyone to tear down the door. If they did it, and Miss Miti investigated the matter later, they would be the ones who would be in trouble.

Therefore, no one dared to take action.

Seeing that he couldn't even get anyone to listen, Faith yelled angrily, "Who's in charge of this family?! How dare you disobey me? I'm going to kick you all out!"

This made the servants panic and they begged for mercy. They did as Feis said and took down Miti's door completely.

Just after Feis took a few steps inside, he heard a "bang" and a white object came towards him and hit Feis' feet hard.

When Feis took a look, he found that it was the extremely precious white porcelain that he had collected for many years.

When Miti heard the noise outside, she didn't know what was going on. She thought it was those annoying servants coming to bring her food again, so she deliberately threw stones at the people who came in.

"I already said I don't want to eat, please stop bothering me!"

Looking at the mess in the room and having lost face twice in front of the servants, Fei Si walked over, glared at Mitty fiercely, and said, "Look who I am?!"

When Miti saw that it was Faith, he thought about what he had just done. A flash of fear flashed through his mind, but soon turned to grievance: "I didn't mean to hit you just now. It's all their fault. They knew I was in a bad mood, but they still came to disturb me every day. That's why I was so angry that I threw some things..."

When the servants present heard this, they felt like blood was about to spurt out of their chests. If their superiors had not ordered them to come here to deliver meals every day, they would never come here even if they were beaten to death. Not only did they have to worry about being hit by heavy objects, but they also had to worry about accidentally provoking Miss Miti and being scolded. Now Miss Miti turned the tables and put all the blame on them.

Although they were very unwilling in their hearts, they accepted it.

Everyone knows that Master Feis loves his daughter. It seems that they are destined to be punished this time.

If it were in the past, after listening to Miti's words, Feis would definitely stand on his daughter's side, and would also stay and comfort his angry daughter until Miti calmed down.

After all, in Faith's eyes, her precious daughter is naturally the most important, so what does it matter if others suffer a little grievance?

But today, Feis unexpectedly said, "For the sake of your health, you still have to eat. Don't be so willful."

Just left.