Rebirth: Pampered by the Lord
Chapter 962: Looking Down on Others with Dog Eyes

Chapter 962: Chapter 962: Looking Down on Others with Dog Eyes

The attire of this group was so outdated and shabby, they were obviously poor. Yet they dared to impersonate the young lady’s grandmother—it was as if they were tired of living.

As everyone knew, Old Madam had only returned to the residence a few days ago, and all these servants had seen her.

He wasn’t stupid, of course he wouldn’t bother the young lady and disturb her rest for these paupers.

Old Lady Mo had long been unable to contain herself at the side; she used to give orders in the Mo family, no one ever dared to defy her. Now, she was being blatantly ignored by a servant, which made her extremely angry.

"You little brat, at my old age, I’ve traveled thousands of miles to find my granddaughter, and you dare block my way; I think you’re asking for trouble," Old Lady Mo glared at the guard fiercely with her triangular eyes, looking as if she wanted to march up and hit him.

The two guards at the gate were not easily frightened; they had seen all sorts of things over the years serving in the General’s Mansion.

A threat from an old woman wouldn’t scare them.

"Old lady, you should go and find out, this is the General’s Mansion, not a place for you to cause trouble. I still advise you to leave as soon as possible to avoid imprisonment."

"You servants are too bullying! I, an old woman, have traveled here from thousands of miles away to find my granddaughter. You snobbish servants look down on people, and not even reporting is one thing, but you even threaten us? Is there no justice at all, ahh wuwuwu...!"

Suddenly, Old Lady Mo sat down on the ground and started crying loudly, as if she had suffered a great injustice.

The two guards were startled by her actions.

They were, after all, accustomed to serving in the General’s Mansion year-round, encountering young noblemen and ladies from prominent families.

These members of noble families were mostly people who cared about their reputation, even if they had done disreputable things secretly; in public, they maintained the composure of polite gentlemen. They had never encountered someone like Old Lady Mo, who would lie on the ground and shamelessly make a scene at the first sign of disagreement.

"This old woman is being so unreasonable," the two guards were extremely annoyed.

At this time, it was just after dawn, and all around was silent.

Most people were still immersed in sleep! Old Lady Mo’s wailing was loud enough to be heard from afar.

It was nothing short of a ghostly howl.

"Alright, alright, stop your wailing here; will we report for you or not? Get up quickly," the guards were having a headache. These poor folks would think of any method to climb up to associate with the wealthy.

However, Old Lady Mo acted as if she couldn’t hear and continued lying on the ground, crying, "You dog servants are too much, daring to bully an old woman like me, ahh wuwuwu...!"

The two guards’ faces grew darker and darker.

Madam Ruan saw this and felt it was about the right time to intervene, to urge Old Lady Mo to tone it down; otherwise, it might backfire.

"Mother-in-law, stop crying, get up quickly. This young brother said he will help to call Xuexue out," Madam Ruan stepped forward, bent down, and pulled Old Lady Mo up from the ground.

"Really? You’re not deceiving me, are you?" Old Lady Mo had cried so loudly just before that she hadn’t heard what the guard had said.

"Really, stop crying, we’ll be able to rest soon," Madam Ruan was also overjoyed. They had traveled for a whole month, and today they finally arrived at the General’s Mansion. Glory and wealth seemed right before their eyes—how could they not be excited!

The two guards helplessly gave them a glance, considering themselves unlucky to have encountered a shrew like Old Lady Mo.

Thus, the two quietly moved to a corner and whispered among themselves before one of the guards turned and walked towards the mansion.

The remaining guard watched Old Lady Mo and the others vigilantly.