Fan Han's sister snorted contemptuously from her nose and told Fan Han to go to the wing room to get a silk parcel to deliver it. Fan Han gave the child temporarily to her sister to carry it, turned around and returned to the wing room. After a while, she took the other silk parcel to Su Qin.

When Su Qin saw Fan Han, he thought of the old relationship between husband and wife, his nose felt a little sore, but when things came to such a field, there was nothing else to nostalgic for.

Su Qin put the two silk handkerchiefs on the silk he brought, bowed his body, and quickly wrote the document, which stated that both of them were willing to end their marriage and had no relationship ever since. Su Qin first drew a stamp on the silk handkerchief and gave it to Fan Han, and then he handed one of them to Fan Han, and he carved the other silk handkerchief.

Su Qin no longer looked at Fan Han's sisters, and raised his hand to signal the servants of the Su Mansion to leave the Fan Mansion with him. The servant didn't know if he should take the gift away, so he pointed to the silk on the ground. Su Qin waved his hand to him and signaled to stay. The servant then moved the silk, carried the empty carry, and followed Su Qin.

Su Qin originally thought that the Fan family would refuse gifts, but from the beginning to the end, Fan's father, Fan Han's sister, and Fan Han didn't see silk. Su Qin smiled secretly: "I'm really stingy, I only go in and out, and I can't leak water."

Fan’s father really didn’t see the gifts on the ground. They were the best silk, which was really enviable. He also thought about letting Su Qin take them away, but he was afraid that Su Qin would really take them away as soon as he gave them away, so he didn’t say a word until Su Qin left.

Su Qin left the Fan Mansion, and on the way home, he couldn't help but feel worried, but at the same time he felt a little relieved. He thought that he could finally give his father and children an explanation and no longer have to think about his pre-court marriage with Fan Han, so he felt that he had relieved some pressure and became much more relaxed.

On the way back, Su Qin had less thoughts about uncertainties, so his pace became more firm and faster. In less than half an hour, he had arrived at the door of the Su family's mansion. The servant chased him and actually landed behind Su Qin.

Su Qin pushed open the door of the mansion and walked to the front yard, but heard the sound of several people arguing in the yard.

Su Qin walked a few steps and passed the porch. He saw Su's father, Su's wife and his children standing in the middle of the yard. There were two people in their west and east. One of them was in his twenties, with thick eyebrows and ring eyes, wide face and big ears. The other person looked like a porter's outfit, hiding behind the short and strong man.

As soon as Su Qin arrived in the yard, Su's father pointed at him and cursed: "Look at what kind of people you have made friends with? This man named Wu Jing insisted on putting down these gifts. No matter how he said he would not take them away, what is the reason!"

Su Qin looked on the ground and was shocked. He saw two large stacks of thick gifts in the yard, including silk, beef and mutton, jade belts, and a large pile of goods. It can be said that it is full of food, clothing, housing and transportation supplies.

After hearing Su's father's sudden reprimand, Su Qin didn't understand it, and felt like he was in a fog for a moment.

When the short and strong man named Wu Jing heard Su's father's words, he knew that the gift was back, and quickly came up and said, "Mr. Su, I have come back. I will come and give you some gifts to you on the order of my master, Mr. Xu Gao."

Wu Jing pointed to Su's father and said, "But your old father said he would not accept anything and asked me to carry it back. You see, I have carried it back again. If I can't complete the task, I'm afraid my master will beat me again. What should I do if I ask me to do?"

When Su Qin heard Wu Jing say that it was Xu Gao who asked him to send it, he understood that it was Xu Gao's gift to him. Su Qin himself didn't want to accept it, so he said to Wu Jing: "Since we don't want to accept the gift, just carry it back as it is, and just report it to your master."

He explained to Wu Jing: "Your owner will also forgive you. After all, you are just a person who does things. The responsibility lies in the recipients. What does it have to do with you?"

Wu Jing widened his eyes, his eyebrows stood up, and he shouted, "If I carry it back as it is, my master will definitely beat me up. The gift he gave to others has not been carried back yet. Wouldn't that be too disgrace to him? My master is a good-looking person."

He was afraid that Su Qin would not know the details of his master, so he said, "My master is Xu Gao, the richest man known as Luoyang City, and the richest one. Even with many wives and concubines, he is probably unparalleled in the world."

Wu Jing was eager to explain the wealth and status of his master, and gestured while talking. His anxious expression made everyone laugh, and Su Yu and Su Rui both sneered.

Su Qin is from Luoyang, so how could he not know Xu Gao? Wu Jing’s explanation is purely redundant.

Su Qin advised Wu Jing, "Then I have another idea here." He pointed to the gift and said, "Take the gift back and take it to yourself, and then report to your master that the gift has been given to me. I will never pursue or betray you. Isn't this the best of both worlds?"

Su Sao was already envious of the generous gift. When she heard that Su Qin had given the gift to Wu Jing who came to do business, she was very anxious and interrupted: "What is Ji Zi's reason? Whether to accept or not is a matter between you and Xu Gao. Why do you have to involve others in the business?"

Wu Jing looked at Su Sister gratefully and thought she was really a wise person, unlike Su's father and Su Qin, a pair of unreasonable and stubborn people.

He shook his head like a rattle, firmly opposed Su Qin's proposal, and said, "I, Wu Jing, can never do such things as stealing, unfaithful and unbelief. Whoever belongs to this gift should get it, and no one can be missed."

When Su Qin heard Wu Jing's words, he felt that he was really a simple person and did not beat around the bush.

Seeing that the matter was deadlocked, Su's father stood beside him and sulked and stopped talking. Su Qin was also in trouble. If he accepted the gift, not only would his father be unhappy, but he would also have to return the gift appropriately. He was unwilling to spend more time on social engagements.

However, looking at Wu Jing's attitude, he would never give up without giving gifts to Su Qin. It was really difficult for Su Qin to refuse, but Wu Jing's loyalty also increased his troubles.

He thought about it and looked around, but it was really difficult. He decided to accept the gift for the time being, so that Wu Jing could go back and pay his life, and avoided a group of people from being embarrassed in the Su Mansion.
Chapter completed!