When the children noticed the wounds on Lady Mei's face and hands, they were heartbroken and each one wore an angry expression. However, being smart, the children deliberately avoided the topic so as not to upset their grandmother.
They currently lacked the ability to contend with the Duke An's Mansion, and seeking revenge for their grandmother was clearly beyond their abilities. However, the children had resolved that they would settle the score with Duke An's Mansion sooner or later!
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Cai Wei's family moved into the Duke An's Mansion, and the Changchun Garden was a small courtyard, with only three small main rooms and two small side rooms on each side.
Lady Mei lived in the room on the left of the main hall. Cai Fei, concerned about her grandmother and not comfortable with her sleeping alone, stayed with Lady Mei in the Eastern Room; the middle of the main hall was a living room, and the room on the right was also a bedroom, where Wen'er and Wu'er lived.
