Unlimited estates for rural beauty-Chapter 514: The Origins of Madam Feng (8)
"Mother~."
Feng Xuxu exchanged a smiling glance with Aunt Hui, "That’s alright, Auntie, our Feng Family will not neglect any of the necessary formalities. As for Sister Jiaojiao, we will certainly not take her hand in marriage lightly. The traditional ’three matchmaker visits and six betrothal gifts’ will not be omitted. However, the time is indeed pressing, and I hope you can understand that."
"Look at you, speaking such words. We all know each other well, Auntie won’t be picky. Feng Xi is like a child I’ve watched grow up; as long as he treats our Jiaojiao well, Auntie will be content." She took Feng Xuxu’s hand and repeatedly patted it, her face full of smiles.
"That’s for sure. You can rest assured about that, Auntie. Besides, we all live in the same village. If I ever see my elder brother mistreat my sister-in-law, there’s no need for you to step in. Let Brother Yijiang take care of it for you, to give you some peace of mind," Feng Xuxu replied, taking Aunt Hui’s hand with a laugh.
"How could I let that happen? Feng Xi is also like a child I’ve watched grow up; I can’t bear to hit him! Moreover, I believe Feng Xi would never mistreat Jiaojiao."
Feng Xuxu secretly laughed to herself; her future brother-in-law was already being protected before anything had even happened.
After leaving the house, she saw that it was nearly noon outside. Right then, Yijiang also happened to return from the fields. On seeing Feng Xuxu, he first froze, then grinned, "It’s almost midday already, have a meal before you go."
"No need, we’ll have plenty of opportunities to eat together. We won’t miss out by not having one or two days together."
"Alright then. When you have time, bring the kids and your brother-in-law along, and we’ll have a good time together."
"Elder brother, you should go wash your hands, I’ll escort Xuxu out," Zhang Jiaojiao urged, seeing her brother covered in dirt.
Yijiang looked down at the dust on himself, gave an awkward smile, stepped aside, and watched Feng Xuxu leave.
"She’s already married and even has her own child; you should stop fantasizing," Yijiang jumped with fright, turning to see his mother suddenly appearing behind him, and he gave a bitter smile, "Mother, I understand." He hadn’t expected his mother to discover the little secret in his heart.
"Yes, I’ve watched you grow up. Whatever is in your heart, Mother knows it. You missed your chance back then, and now it’s even less likely," Aunt Hui sighed. Feng Xuxu was a good child, but alas, they were not destined to become mother- and daughter-in-law.
Feng Xuxu returned to the estate, had a bite to eat, and then discussed the day’s events with her elder brother. They agreed that in the afternoon the elder brother would find someone to check which upcoming days were auspicious for weddings. Meanwhile, Feng Xuxu started arranging the estate with the old Madam Feng and Butler Mi.
That evening, Feng Xi came back beaming with joy, holding a piece of paper in his hand, he handed it to Feng Xuxu, "Look, this is the date calculated by the master. Within this year, the best day is the seventh day of the ninth month. After that day, we’d have to wait until next year."
"Let’s settle on that then, the seventh day of the ninth month. It’s only the thirteenth day of the eighth month now, roughly over twenty days away. We have enough time," Feng Xuxu didn’t want to miss this date and, with a wave of her hand, made the decision on her brother’s behalf.
In the evening, after returning to ’Lotus Garden,’ Feng Xuxu sent someone to call for Old Madam Feng.
"Miss." Old Madam Feng placed her hands in front of her abdomen and slowly crouched down to pay her respects.
"Get up, Old Madam Feng, you needn’t perform such formalities anymore."
"Thank you, Miss." Old Madam Feng got up and stood properly to one side.
Seeing that she was just as particular and earnest as before, Feng Xuxu nodded approvingly, "Old Madam Feng, my elder brother will have his wedding on the seventh day of next month. As for the wedding preparations, I entrust you to take them to heart."
"Rest assured, Miss. This old servant will do her utmost to ensure everything is perfect."
"Good, if there’s anything you need, feel free to come find me."







