Chapter 770: The Lady of Lu Garden
Yan Weiyang’s gaze flickered slightly as she stepped forward, "Shanshan, did that vixen block your way and not let you enter?"
"Yes, that vixen, she’s infuriating!" Lu Huashan stamped her foot.
Yan Weiyang’s thoughts whirled, sure enough!
Had Xia Weibao become too arrogant, really thinking that after marrying Lu Hualiang, the Lu Family would belong to her?
She even dared to refuse entrance to Lu Hualiang’s dearest sister!
She guessed that Lu Hualiang definitely did not know about this, otherwise, he would never allow that woman to be so presumptuous!
And there was Housekeeper Fu, Yan Weiyang looked at him through the closed door, feeling a bit bitter.
In the past, whenever she came over, Housekeeper Fu was always extremely respectful, treating her as if she were the lady of the house.
But in just a few months, he had already been thoroughly won over by Xia Weibao, that vixen.
The feeling was like her own servant had betrayed her.
She was somewhat displeased.
Such a housekeeper was not to be kept, once she married into the Lu Family, she would dismiss him and replace him with her own people.
Yan Weiyang was a bit displeased, patting Lu Huashan’s shoulder, "Shanshan, let me try."
Having said that, she looked toward Housekeeper Fu with a somewhat haughty air, assuming the posture of the lady of the house, "Housekeeper Fu, open the door."
"This..." Housekeeper Fu was somewhat troubled.
To open the door for Yan Weiyang was not impossible, but as for Lu Huashan...
The master had instructed that the Second Miss absolutely must not be allowed in.
If she tried to force her way in, the security guards were to carry her out and throw her out.
"How come, I’ve come to bring Director Lu some soup on my mother’s orders, and you dare to stop me?"
Housekeeper Fu was even more troubled, thinking of Lady Lingyi’s status and the master’s respect for her, he gritted his teeth.
"Open the door."
Having said that, he turned to order the security guards to stop Lu Huashan, allowing only Yan Weiyang to enter.
But before the door had barely opened, Lu Huashan had already slipped in like an eel, nimbly rolling inside.
And then whooshed away like a whirlwind without a trace.
Just as Housekeeper Fu was about to call the security guards, "..."
Second Miss, your speed is just too fast, aren’t you afraid of being caught?
Anxious to avoid being seized, Lu Huashan quickly looked for a place to hide.
Seeing Yan Weiyang stride in with an air of authority, she then caught up with her.
The two arrived at the main villa, where the hall was empty.
Yan Weiyang frowned slightly, looking toward the master bedroom on the third floor, the door tightly closed; could it be they had not awakened yet?
"Housekeeper Fu, call Director Lu down."
Yan Weiyang stated, her tone very much like that of the mistress of the house.
Housekeeper Fu felt rather uncomfortable inside.
He really disliked her tone; he was the housekeeper of the Lu Garden and had been by the master’s side for over a decade. Although a servant, his status was clear.
Xia Weibao had never been bossy with him, so why should Yan Weiyang, an outsider, order him around like that?
Was the daughter of the Presidential Mansion so remarkable? This wasn’t the Presidential Mansion and he wasn’t paid by her family.
"Housekeeper Fu, didn’t you hear me speak?"
Seeing Housekeeper Fu not moving, Yan Weiyang’s face darkened.
Just as the saying goes, like master, like dog, Xia Weibao was so arrogant, and even her dog was just as haughty!
Housekeeper Fu was in a difficult position, but thinking that she was from the Presidential Mansion, he didn’t want to outright reject her, after all, he represented the Lu Garden.
He could only reluctantly acknowledge, "Yes."
Just as he was about to go upstairs, Lu Huashan had already set down her snacks and dashed up.
"I’ll go call."
Upon reaching the third floor, Miss Lu, with no notion of politeness, banged on the door.
"Sister-in-law, are you up yet?"
Her voice was loud, carrying down to Yan Weiyang below, who felt slightly annoyed.
That term ’sister-in-law’ was grating to her ears.