The deeds for the maids and servants serving Chu Meng and Chu Pan had originally been held by the two sisters. However, Madame Chu, who had long harbored a deep grudge against the two concubine-born daughters, seized the deeds and sent the servants to the slave market to be sold.
Since Madame Chu was moving to Liangxi, she had no intention of taking the two sisters with her, nor did she want to leave them with a retinue of servants. After all, those servants were the property of the Chu Family. Madame Chu was ruthless; when she departed, she left the sisters without a single cent and stripped them of all their help.
It was only because Chu Pan had been secretly hoarding her dowry money that they were able to buy back their servants. Consequently, these servants were deeply grateful to Chu Meng and Chu Pan, remaining fiercely loyal to them. When they learned that the two young mistresses planned to steal Madame Chu’s money, the servants eagerly assisted. As a result, the final massive sum of money Madame Chu had obtained from selling the Chu Family’s real estate ended up in the hands of the sisters.
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