"It's very good," Ye Wan smiled, her spirits returning now that her heart ailment was gone.
"Wash up and then go have breakfast. Everything is your favorite," Mama Sun said with a smile.
Ye Wan nodded, about to tidy up the covers.
"You don't need to worry about that. Young Master instructed that from now on, you are the young madam. You can say whatever you want, eat whatever you want, and you don't have to do any chores," Mama Sun said, beaming.
"Mama Sun, you're not tricking me, are you?" Ye Wan didn't believe Mama Sun at all. Setting aside the truthfulness, Gu Yunting would never say so much at once.
"It's true. If you don't believe me, ask the housekeeper. She told me this, and surely she wouldn't lie to me?" Mama Sun looked at her anxiously.
Ye Wan...
The housekeeper was very meticulous. If she said it, it must be true.
But... how could Gu Yunting give such an order? Really treating herself as the young madam?
Ye Wan herself found it hard to adapt.
Mama Sun insisted that she do no work, so Ye Wan could only obediently go to wash up. While tidying the bed, she chatted happily with Ye Wan, "The housekeeper knows we have a good relationship, so she told me not to do anything from now on and just take good care of you."
Ye Wan, brushing her teeth, still felt it wasn't quite real.
In the dining room, breakfast filled half the table, a blend of Chinese and Western cuisine, with all of Ye Wan's favorites.
There was no one else in the dining room except the housekeeper and Mama Sun. The housekeeper stood formally, allowing Mama Sun to serve her. Ye Wan had eaten less than one-twentieth of it. She repeatedly glanced at the housekeeper beside her, wanting to ask what exactly was going on and if Gu Yunting had really given such an order.
"Miss Ye, do you have something you want to ask me?" the housekeeper asked seriously.
Miss Ye?
This was the first time the housekeeper had called her that.
"What did Gu Yunting tell you?" Ye Wan was genuinely curious and really wanted to know. This way, she could have a better sense of how to conduct herself in the future. Since they had signed an agreement, it had to be executed. She also wanted to get along well with him during this period.
"Young Master told me that from now on, you are the young madam of the Gu residence. Your title will remain unchanged for now," the housekeeper relayed Gu Yunting's exact words.
The housekeeper was quite shocked at the time. She could tell the young master had an unusual regard for Ye Wan, but she didn't expect him to actually marry her. When the young master told her that she was the young madam, the meaning was clear: from now on, Ye Wan was to be treated with the same standards and attitude as the lady of the house.
As for the title remaining unchanged for now, she felt that was not important.
After Ye Wan finished asking, she said no more. After she finished eating, Mama Sun handed her mouthwash. After Ye Wan rinsed her mouth, she took her books and went to school.
The private car at the entrance was the same as before, but she could feel that the driver uncle was even more respectful towards her.
Before she left, the housekeeper came out and handed Ye Wan a card, saying it was from Gu Yunting. Fifty thousand yuan would be deposited into it every month as her pocket money.
Ye Wan accepted the card without refusal, as this item was also written into the agreement. The agreement also stipulated that she must spend it all.
Perhaps fifty thousand yuan was like a dime to Gu Yunting compared to an ordinary person, but Ye Wan, accustomed to frugality, had no idea how to spend such a sum...
Furthermore, the agreement specified that the money could only be used on herself, and giving it to others or donating it was prohibited, otherwise it would be considered a breach of contract, and she would bear the consequences.
...
Jiang Yan had already broken up with Chu Yu. After everything that had happened, she knew that she and Chu Yu would have no future. She also had no confidence to continue being with him.