That night, the old housekeeper shared some affairs of the master's family with his own family, who had a premonition that they were getting involved in the grudges associated with the house they had bought.
It was both a blessing and a curse, a blessing and a curse they could not avoid. The initial joy of finding a bargain gradually faded, and they felt that external possessions were no match for personal safety.
Housekeeper Ye also wore an expression of apology, but he was very glad that his family had come to the Capital City, letting him and the old master know they had such relatives.
Over the next two days, the sisters did not go out. They spent their days training the maids in the mansion on how to keep the accounts books, instructing them to make the entries clearer, and then at night, the estate and shop managers and accountants came to learn.
The maids taught what they had learned from the masters during the day on a one-to-one basis.
