"Master has a heart, truly master's right-hand man," Mrs. Wu said.
"Every day, I' ll see you stay by my side and do a lot of work. I' ll spend more time than my wife. I' ll go down and rest, so I won' t get tired and get sick."
The master replied," It's my duty to worry about you. I' ll leave first."
As soon as he finished speaking, he walked out of the door. He recalled his wife's words, not knowing whether they were praise or derogatory, but as long as he left as soon as possible.
Mrs. Wu watched as the master walked far away and continued to walk towards the room.
The master was in a bad mood, so he should go and comfort her. How could he ignore her.
This master knew more than her wife. She actually didn' t want her to disturb him. It was truly outrageous. Since when did she becom
