Chapter 864 - The Truth about Eight Years Ago (12) (1/2)

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Mei Feng was displeased when she caught the girl staring at the laundry in a daze. “You don’t wish to do the laundry?”

Xia Nuannuan immediately said, “No, Mom, I’ll go now.”

Then, dragging the laundry basket, she headed to the laundry room.

She placed the clothes on the floor and couldn’t help pouting.

Although she had a gentle nature, she was no fool.

She too would sometimes buy coats that couldn’t be machine washed. But most of these garments would be sent to the dry cleaners because the were just too troublesome to wash by hand.

Seven coats… It was obvious that Mei Feng was making things difficult for her on purpose.

Xia Nuannuan lowered her gaze and slowly picked up the garments.

She started with his shirts. One at a time, she washed them.

And she did it slowly.

Mom had told her that the second month of pregnancy was a crucial window when a miscarriage could easily happen, so she shouldn’t be doing anything strenuous, especially washing heavy garments. It was important not to stress the abdominal area.

Mom had also said that for most women it was difficult to carry the first pregnancy to full term. Perhaps it had to do with the air or environment, but it wasn’t uncommon to suffer a miscarriage. Hence, she had to carefully protect herself.

She sat there and took her own sweet time washing the clothes.

When she got tired, she stood up and walked around.

When she got thirsty, she went out to the kitchen for a drink.

When she got hungry, she got herself something to eat.

Washing became a leisurely activity.

The housekeepers all looked at her with astonished expressions on their faces.

Logically speaking, as the young madam of the Shen family, since she had been asked to do the laundry in such a way, shouldn’t she be hiding in the laundry room and crying by now?

But how was it that their young madam was so unconventional?

One of them said, “Is Young Madam a fool?”

Another housekeeper pointed out expectantly, “I think our Young Madam is a rare talent.”