"Advisor Wang, this is the residence Prince Jin bestowed upon you. The Eastern Market lies that way, and the inner city lies this way, so it is convenient to go anywhere. You have also been given two shops, one in the Eastern Market and one in the Western Market. The estate outside the city has one hundred and thirty mu of good farmland, with nineteen tenant households totaling one hundred and thirteen people.
"His Highness has arranged servants and maids for you, and also gifted you a carriage, along with two sturdy old horses and a groom. However, His Highness has not arranged a coachman or steward. The coachman knows where the estate is, and everything over there has already been settled. This box contains the deeds for the residence, shops, estate, and servants.
"Your belongings at Prince Jin's residence will be delivered shortly. Advisor Wang and Madam may take your time looking around. I shall take my leave first."
"Thank you for your trouble."
Wang Yan nodded with a smile and saw off the steward from Prince Jin's residence. He then turned and shook the box in his hand at Xiao Mei. "Prince Jin is truly generous. A mud-legged fellow like me must work hard from now on, to repay His Highness for recognizing my worth."
"Indeed you should, Husband. Without His Highness, who knows what would have become of us?" Xiao Mei smiled happily as well, fully understanding Wang Yan's meaning.
They were both speaking for the maid who had followed them all the way from the Chen Kingdom. There was no need to think about it—she would definitely report their every move. And among the servants Yang Guang had sent to this residence, even if not all of them, there were certainly several who served as Yang