Chapter 63 An aunt was half a mother

Gan Cao was arguing with Mammy Tang, advising that even if she had something urgent to tell, she’d better wait until Madam Luo woke up the next morning. But she was scared when the door bounced open all of a sudden.

Mammy Tang’s expression changed from anxiety to comfort, and she hastened to help Madam Luo into the room. Although Mammy Tang was 4 years older than Madam Luo, she could not change the habit over the years. Once she saw Madam Luo standing alone, she could not help rushing forward to support her.

“Madam, don’t worry, the Taoist temple is very good, and Third Miss lives there well. I come back by myself to tell you something.” Mammy Tang helped Madam Luo into the room and turned to enjoin the maid, “Gan Cao, light the lamps quickly, half open the window of the outside room, and serve Madam Luo a bowl of fresh coix seed congee with two teaspoons of honey.” Gan Cao agreed.

Madam Luo’s heart still hung in the air. She asked anxiously, “