The madam of Qunfang Pavilion.
"You bitch!"
The constable, holding a scabbard, slashed at him.
Before long, the man was a bloody mess.
The madam of Qunfang Pavilion seemed to want to leave.
Su Yong followed behind with Li Shiye.
backyard.
The dozen or so women looked blank.
Madam Jia glanced at the woman and said with a smile, "Oh dear, these are all... pitiful people. Come with me, girls."
The woman shook her head.
Mother Jia said in a low voice, "Do you know that you signed a contract with the Chu family, which means that from the moment you pressed your fingerprints on the ground..."
You no longer belong to yourselves.
The Chu family secretly transported refugees, causing a plague to spread throughout the city.
Everything in the manor related to the Chu family ended badly.
"It's better to go with Mom while no one's paying attention to you now. You'll live a life of luxury in the future, and you can keep some of the money you earn..."
One of the slightly older women asked, "A brothel?"
Mrs. Jia said with a smile, "Young lady, don't think that doing the flesh trade is shameful. In this day and age, it's really hard for women to live."
Many women looked embarrassed.
They had fled famine and witnessed the cunning and treachery of human nature.
Many people have already nodded silently.
"Wait! Girl, the yamen runners will bring you the contract!"
You were simply tricked into signing this agreement; it has nothing to do with you.
Mrs. Jia paused for a moment.
unlucky.
Master Li calmly smiled and said, "Granny Jia, these are just pitiful women. Is it really necessary to ruin them like this?"
"I am the county clerk. Ladies, don't worry. The magistrate already knows about your affairs. The indentures you signed have been ordered by the magistrate to be null and void."
We'll give you some money later. You can either go home and continue living your lives, or stay in the county town and find work. You're both free to choose.
[P.S., on a side note, the data is terrible, everyone. 300 reads on the bookshelf a day, and 300 from the bookstore. Any author with a terrible debut would have quit long ago. I launched on May 1st, uploaded 110,000 words by the end of April, and by the end of July, it was exactly three months. I was working on it out of love, spending at least 5 or 6 hours a day in front of the computer. All that hard work, but when I looked at the income, I was heartbroken. I could only rely on the perfect attendance bonus.]
It will conclude at the end of the month, and there will be a sequel to the characters' backstories on the 30th. This will bring the story to a close.
I will write a summary of this book in the author's epilogue, which is several thousand words long.
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