Everyone Wants to Pamper the Lucky Daughter Chapter 148 – The Ancient Winery Passed Down from Antiquity_l

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“I want some too, I want some too…”

The two chimed in, and the classroom immediately became lively. The children in the class were all from wealthy families, especially the boys, who loved to show off, not wanting to lag behind others.

“Sister Qingluo.”

Sun Yuwei had never seen such a scene before, her small eyes trembling in surprise, shrinking like a quail behind Su Qingluo.

“Shut up, all of you!”

Su Qingluo slammed the desk, and the classroom immediately quieted down.

“Tian Qi, you’re always stirring up trouble.” She gave Tian Qi a dissatisfied glare.

“Boss, that’s unjust!”

Tian Qi grinned bitterly: “My dad really loves Osmanthus Wine. He ordered two jars before the new year, drank them all during the New Year’s Eve dinner, and was still mumbling about Osmanthus Wine when I went home for a break.”

“My dad is the same.”

Ma Bao echoed: “He especially likes to use Osmanthus Wine to entertain important guests. The Osmanthus Wine from Sun Family Brewery is really hard to buy. Just like Sun Yuwei said, you can’t even get it with money.”

“Yuwei, your family’s wine is in high demand!”

Su Qingluo stuffed the last chestnut cake into her mouth, a brilliant idea struck her: “Since our classmates want to buy some, I’ll figure out a way.”

With that, she spread out a piece of paper, wrote a letter swiftly, and attached an ancient fruit wine brewing secret formula.

After writing, she carefully rolled up the letter and smiled at Sun Yuwei, who looked curious.

“Do you have a trustworthy maid or nanny? Ask her to send this letter to your mother, and make sure she personally hands it over to your mother.”

“Yes.”

Sun Yuwei nodded: “My nanny is the most trustworthy person. I’ll ask her to send the letter.”

“Good.”

Su Qingluo smiled like a little adult: “Give her the letter and tell her to go quickly and come back quickly.”

“Okay, I’ll go give it to her now.”

Sun Yuwei nodded with a smile and ran out of the classroom.

“Boss, what did you write in the letter?”

Tian Qi and the others gathered around curiously.

“It’s a secret.”

Su Qingluo grinned, her black grape-like eyes gleaming mischievously.

Master Wu taught new words at a fast pace, at least ten new words per day. Su Qingluo was fine with it, thanks to her past life’s foundation, reading and writing were effortless for her.

Some children struggled, not even remembering the previous day’s new words before learning new ones the next day. They couldn’t keep up with reading, reciting, and writing.

As soon as Master Wu started class, he quizzed a few students on their literacy. Since their answers were unsatisfactory, he punished the whole class to copy the new words ten times each, not allowing them to leave until they were finished.

The classroom was filled with wailing.

Su Qingluo was worried about the Little Prince, so she quickly finished copying all the new words before noon and was able to leave for lunch.

There weren’t many people taking the ferry at noon. She paid the fare, boarded the boat to cross the river, and heard the Little Prince’s cute call for his sister before she even reached the other shore.

As the end of February approached, the weather began to warm, and the willow branches by the river sprouted new buds.

The Little Prince had taken off his heavy cloak, wearing only a thin cotton robe. His snowy white, tender cheeks glowed like jade in the warm winter sunlight.

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“Sister.”

Seeing his sister jump off the boat, the little cutie slid down from Wang Meng’s arms, ran towards her with his short legs.

Su Qingluo went to meet him, catching his shaky little body and picked him up.

Without the heavy cloak, the little cutie was much lighter and didn’t make her arms sore.

Su Qingluo was delighted, carrying him as they walked home, teasing him playfully: “Xuan’er, how come you came to the ferry to meet your sister? Aren’t you afraid of falling into the water and having little fish bite your feet?”