Zheng Boyuan bowed to the Marquis of Pingxi and said, "Thank you for your care, Uncle."

Upon hearing this, Marquis Pingxi felt a lump in his throat, unable to swallow or swallow, and he was in great distress. However, they were no longer father and son, so even if he wanted to curse, he had no grounds to do so. Thinking that out of sight, out of mind, he could only wave his hand and tell people to hurry back to their own courtyards.

Zheng Boyuan's younger sister, Zheng Yuanyuan, was already waiting in the courtyard with her servants. When she saw her brother return, she rushed into his arms and burst into tears, which made Zheng Boyuan feel extremely sad. After comforting his sister, he finally had time to look at the courtyard that had been assigned to him.

Because it was a courtyard separated from the backyard of the original Pingxi Marquis's residence, a large courtyard near the back wall of the original Pingxi Marquis's residence, along with two east and west wing courtyards, were connected together. Then, a wall was built to separate it from the Pingxi Marquis's residence, and a gate was opened in the original back wall area.

Because the eastern courtyard was close to the old lady's courtyard, the old lady requested that a small side gate be left there. It was not locked on weekdays, so Zheng Yuanyuan often entered and exited the old lady's courtyard through this side gate, which was quite convenient.

Zheng Yuanyuan knew nothing about what was happening when she was moved to this courtyard along with her belongings. At first, Zheng Yuanyuan was very panicked, but the old lady told her the whole story and finally said, "Yuanyuan, your grandmother is old and doesn't know when she will pass away. It's better for you to go with your brother. Your brother is a capable man. Listen to him and live a good life with him."