Assistant Minister Song was astonished too. He had never imagined that his youngest daughter, who loved money so much, would donate every bit of silver she had earned treating patients.
Half an hour later, Lord Peng and the others left.
Assistant Minister Song looked at Song Yaoyao and said:
"Yaoyao, you're grown up now. Keep the money Lord Peng brought for yourself!
"You can decide what to do with those two large chests they brought as well."
"All right."
After returning to her courtyard, Song Yaoyao asked:
[Guagua, where do you think I could get some more money?]
Guagua: [Host, don't you have plenty of gold, silver, and jewels in your space? Every single piece is a priceless treasure, isn't it?
Just sell a few pieces, and you'll have the money you need.]
Song Yaoyao: *[Those all came from zero-cost shopping. I can't bring them out.*
*The money I donate has to come from legitimate sources, with a trail that can be checked.]*
Guagua: [Oh.
Then I really have no idea how you could get more money on such short notice.]
Song Yaoyao: [Neither do I. That's why I asked you.]
Guagua: [Host, I don't have any good suggestions for you either.]
Song Yaoyao: [Sigh. I'll think about it some more!]
Song Yaoyao thought for a long time but still came up with nothing. In the end, she drifted off to sleep.
Unexpectedly, the money problem found its solution the very next day.
Here was what happened.
After Morning Court ended, Admonition Grandee Cheng and Censor-in-Chief Shi stopped Song Yaoyao.
The two bowed to Song Yaoyao.
"Greetings, Princess Jiahe."
"Please rise.
"What can I do for you, my lords?"
Censor-in-Chief Shi glanced at Assistant Minister Song, who stood silently to one side, before saying:
"Princess, Lord Peng's son,