"Master guessed correctly, it was Lord Sai who did it. She blamed this old servant for not keeping an eye on you, which alerted the enemy and ruined everything. If it weren't for this old servant's quick thinking, I'm afraid my cultivation would have been destroyed." Granny Yang tearfully complained to her master, wishing she could tell him in detail all the suffering she had endured these past two days.

However, Su's mind was not on Granny Yang, but on what Granny Yang had said.

What does it mean to "stir up trouble and ruin everything"?

The one who should be most upset about not being able to cure Bowen's illness is her mother. Why is Lord Sai so angry?

Logically speaking, the amount of money I gave wasn't much, and Lord Sai wasn't exactly short of money. Was it really because the Su family had a lot of influence, or was there another reason?

Thinking about it, she suddenly realized that many things and situations didn't seem right. Looking up, she asked seriously, "Did she ask you to deliver any message?"

Granny Wu then looked at the two servants who were helping Granny Yang in and said, "You may both leave now!"

"Yes!" The two servants obediently left the room.

After making sure the person was far away, Granny Wu gave Granny Yang a look that suggested she could speak.

"Lord Sai said that the lady has alerted the enemy, so we can't make any moves in the Qian residence. We must lure the young lady out of the Qian residence." Granny Yang relayed Lord Sai's words to her master, panting heavily.

Why……

Before Su could speak, Granny Wu sighed first: "It's easier said than done. I went to see the eldest young lady today but didn't even see her, let alone get close to her."

Granny Yang wasn't surprised after hearing this. The old lady doted on the eldest young lady so much; this was just to protect her. However, concern can cloud judgment, and Lord Sai already knew the eldest young lady's weakness. Thus, she said with a sinister expression, "Lord Sai had already anticipated this. She told me that as long as someone told the eldest young lady that she should go to meet them if she wanted to know the Qian family's secret, the eldest young lady would definitely go."

"The Qian family's secret!" Madam Su shuddered violently, as if she had been struck on the head. Her mind went blank, and she swayed a few times while clutching her head.

Granny Wu hurriedly stepped forward to help the lady sit down, poured her a cup of hot tea, and handed it to her: "My lady, please don't be anxious. Have some tea to warm yourself up."

Su took the water glass, but when she touched it to her lips, her hand trembled and the water spilled on her.

"This servant deserves to die, this servant deserves to die!" Granny Wu hurriedly wiped the tea off her mistress's body. Seeing her mistress's uneasy state, she really didn't know what to say.

Granny Yang was surprised that her mistress was not happy at all, but instead looked so ugly. She stared at her mistress with great curiosity and said ingratiatingly, "Mistress, since Lord Sai has said so, it will definitely work out."

Sai Miaoshou was an object of worship in the eyes of many people, and Granny Yang was no exception. In front of Sai Miaoshou, she was like a dog, always bowing and scraping.

"Master!" Granny Wu called softly.

Su came to her senses and, seeing the expectant look in Yang Pozi's eyes, knew how much Wu Pozi admired Sai Miaoshou. She nodded calmly and said, "Perhaps I was worrying too much. Master Sai must be right."

"Yes, yes, Lord Sai said that as long as we get the young lady out of here, we don't need to worry about anything else. He'll definitely be able to cure the young master's illness then." Granny Yang said, sounding much more energetic as she mentioned Lord Sai, having long forgotten that her injuries were also thanks to that Lord Sai.

“Alright, then let’s do as Lord Sai says. However, Granny Wu just went there today and didn’t see that rebellious girl at all, I’m afraid…” Madam Su hesitated, looking somewhat troubled.

After listening, Granny Yang said confidently, "Don't worry, Master, I'll take care of this."