Although the body of the deceased in the newspaper was completely rotten, Ye Yuanxiu could still recognize him as his good cousin, Ye Yuanhao.

Ye Yuanhao is really dead.

Moreover, he died in a very undignified manner.

Now the whole world probably knows that the third young master of the Ye family died from complications of AIDS, and he died right at the entrance of a hotel.

Upon seeing the last sentence in the report, Ye Yuanxiu's expression turned extremely gloomy. His grandmother had sworn an oath to barely salvage the business, but now it was all ruined. Damn Ye Yuanhao, why didn't he stay in the United States for treatment? What was he doing in Pingjiang?

What a disgraceful idiot!

Ye Yuanxiu felt no sadness at Ye Yuanhao's death. His relationship with Ye Yuanhao was never deep, and they were rivals. So, Ye Yuanhao's death was no big deal. He not only felt no sadness, but even felt a sense of satisfaction at having one less rival!

But Ye Yuanxiu was not happy.

Ye Yuanhao's death has a huge impact on Fenmei, and its performance is likely to plummet again. He must report to his grandmother immediately.

As usual, Tang Yufen from Hong Kong got up at seven o'clock sharp to go to the back garden for morning tea.

She has maintained this habit for nearly thirty years, rain or shine, unless she is unwell or has something important to do. Otherwise, she must go to the back garden for morning tea, and also have afternoon tea in the afternoon.

Tang Yufen's love for morning tea culture was not influenced by Hong Kong, but rather by the eldest daughter of the Sang family when she worked as a maid there in her early years.

The eldest daughter of the Sang family studied in England and returned to China at a considerable age. However, she did not marry and was an unconventional person. She was very famous in Pingjiang and had many friends among politicians and writers. She also ran her own newspaper and wrote articles that were more scathing than those of men.

The eldest daughter of the Sang family used the pen name Qiu Sha, which is quite an unlucky name, but Qiu Sha was very famous. The eldest daughter of the Sang family not only wrote about current events, but also wrote novels and essays. She was an extremely romantic and unrestrained woman.

However, Miss Sang later angered the government at the time and was almost arrested and imprisoned. In the end, with the help of her friends, she fled abroad and was never heard from again. No one knows whether she is alive or dead.

Tang Yufen worked as a maid in the Sang family and had seen many socialites. The socialite she envied the most was Gu Nianci. Although she looked down on Gu Nianci's stupidity, she envied Gu Nianci for being able to live a carefree life with someone taking care of everything for her.

But what she really wanted to be was Miss Sang.

Tang Yufen admired Miss Sang's true freedom and charm, as well as her unrestrained and witty way of using her pen to express her anger and wit, which many men could not match. Tang Yufen regarded Miss Sang as her idol since childhood.

Therefore, she subconsciously learned from Miss Sang, but her talent was limited, her knowledge was shallow, and she did not have Miss Sang's free and easy spirit and elegance. In the end, she only learned Miss Sang's food culture.

Miss Sang loves to drink morning tea and afternoon tea, and she drinks them every day without fail, just like Tang Yufen has done for decades.

She felt she was getting closer and closer to Miss Sang.

Ye Xunmei, wearing a vest, walked over. He was jogging in the garden. He had to jog every morning without fail, which was the reason he was able to maintain his fit physique.

"Madam, the second young master is calling."

The maid brought the telephone and stood respectfully to the side. Tang Yufen sipped her English black tea with a serene smile on her face, but she only heard one sentence.

Clang!

The expensive bone china cup shattered on the ground, spilling tea everywhere. Tang Yufen finally lost her usual composure and reserve, and panicked.