[Romantic Romance in Another World] (Chapters 11-12)

Chapter Eleven: Grand View Garden
Two large stone lions crouched before the main gate, flanked by two vermilion doors with beast-head designs. Three
people stood on each side of the doors, their hands hanging at their sides. Above the main gate was a plaque with the five large characters "Jia Mansion" inscribed on it. The grandeur was indeed extraordinary. Xueyan
stepped forward and bowed deeply to the six men, saying, "Please, gentlemen, pass on a message to Yuanyang in the old lady's room
, saying that her cousin Xueyan requests an audience with her."
"You're looking for Yuanyang? Walk five hundred meters west along the west wall of the courtyard. There's a side gate there. Tell
the person there, and he'll take you in."
We walked along the courtyard wall to a small side gate. After Xueyan explained her purpose, a servant came out from the side gate.
Following the servant, we arrived at a hanging flower gate. Beyond the hanging flower gate were covered corridors on both sides, with a passageway in the middle. In
the center stood a large marble screen on a rosewood frame. Turning past the screen, one enters a small three-room hall, behind which lies the main
courtyard. The front has five main rooms, all ornately decorated with carved beams and painted rafters, flanked by covered walkways and side rooms, where various parrots,
thrushes, and other birds hang.
On the platform sit several maids dressed in red and green. At this moment, a
girl of about eighteen or nineteen, wearing a light red silk jacket, a blue satin vest, and a white crepe silk handkerchief, quickly greets her with a smile, “My dear cousin
, what brings you here? You look so disheveled!”
Before Xueyan can speak, tears well up in her eyes. “I was serving the young lady at the Han family mansion in Changsha, doing well, but for no
reason, ‘Guan Yu fought the Battle of Changsha,’ and the entire Han family was murdered. I escaped in the chaos and met
this couple who lived next door to the Han family mansion on the road. Because they were acquaintances, I brought them here with me, cousin. Please, cousin,
plead with the old lady to give us some work and a place to settle down.”
"You've come at just the right time! We're building a new garden in our mansion called 'Grand View Garden,' and we need help
. I'll go talk to the old lady right away." After
a while, Yuanyang returned from the main room, beaming with joy, and said to us, "The old lady not only agreed to let you
stay, but she also took pity on you and gave you some silver! Come on, I'll take you to the kitchen for lunch now.
After lunch, we'll go over there and have the young mistress arrange your rooms and assign you tasks."
...
After lunch, Yuanyang led us through the back door, down the back corridor, and out the side gate to the west. It was a narrow passageway running north to south.
To the south was a small, three-room annex hall, and to the north stood a large, pink-painted screen wall, behind which was a half-open door and
a small room.
Inside the room, we met the young mistress. Her attire was extraordinary, resplendent with colorful embroidery, making her appear like a goddess or
fairy: She wore a gold-threaded, pearl-encrusted bun, adorned with a five-phoenix hairpin, and a red-gold necklace with dragon motifs.
A pea-green palace sash hung at the hem of her skirt, embroidered with double-flowered jade pendants. She wore a narrow-sleeved, crimson satin jacket embroidered with gold butterflies and flowers
, over which was a five-colored, carved silk, dark blue, silver-fox fur coat, and a jade-green, flower-sprinkled crepe skirt. She had almond-shaped eyes, willow-leaf
eyebrows, a slender figure, and a captivating charm. Her face held a gentle, spring-like allure, and her smile preceded her words.
The young mistress held a teacup in her right hand and gently scraped the teacup a few times with the porcelain bead on the lid in her left
. She then blew lightly on the teacup, took a small sip, and asked, "What are your names? Which
two are a couple?"
I quickly took Daiyu's hand and said, "My name is Shi Qianren, and my wife's name is Lin Daiyu (I concealed Daiyu's real name to avoid unnecessary trouble
), and her name is Xueyan. We, your husband and I, greet you, young mistress!" After saying this, I pulled Daiyu
and bowed deeply to the young mistress.
"As for your situation, Jade from the old lady's room just told me. There are three
small rooms in the Yihong Courtyard in the Grand View Garden that haven't been used yet. The three of you can stay there. Xueyan will stay in the room on the right, and you and your husband can stay in the other two
. Xueyan will stay with Miss Yuanchun from now on, Daiyu will stay with Miss Yingchun, and Shi Qianren will be in charge of taking care of
the flowers and plants in the Yihong Courtyard."
...
It turns out that in this Jia family, Grandmother Jia had two sons and one daughter. The eldest son, Jia Zheng, married Li Shi and had one son and two daughters who lived in the East
Courtyard. The second son, Jia Zhen, married Wang Shi and had three daughters who lived in the West Courtyard. One daughter, Min, married Sun Jian, a famous general of Eastern Wu, and had two sons. Jia
Zheng has one son, Jia Bao, who is twenty-seven years old this year. He married Xi Feng, the niece of his aunt Wang Shi
, and they have a daughter named Qiao Jie. His eldest daughter, Yuan Chun, is twenty years old this year and is betrothed to his cousin Sun Ce, the eldest son of Sun Jian of Eastern Wu, but the marriage is not yet completed. His second daughter, Tan Chun, is seventeen years old
. Jia Zhen's eldest daughter is Ying Chun, who is eighteen years old this year. His second daughter, Xi Chun, has just turned sixteen. His third daughter, Yu, is fifteen years old.
The newly built Grand View Garden contains eight large residences: Yi Hong Yuan, Xiao Xiang Guan, Heng Yuan Yuan, Dao Xiang Cun, Nuan Xiang Wu, Cui Jin Lou,
Sheng Qin Villa, and Long Cui Nunnery.
The eldest daughter, Yuan Chun, lived in the villa where she visited her family,
attended by four maids: Dong Mei, Qiu Ju, Xia He,
and Chun Cao. The second daughter, Ying Chun, lived in Cui Jin Lou, served by Cai Feng, Cai Yun, and Cai Xia. The third daughter, Tan Chun, lived in Dao Xiang Cun, attended by Shi Hua, Cui Mo, and Xiao Chan. The fourth daughter, Xi Chun, lived in Nuan Xiang Wu,
attended by Ru Hua, Cai Ping, and Cai Er. The fifth daughter, Yu, lived in Yi Hong Yuan, attended by Zhen Zhu, Qing Wen, and Ming Yan. In addition, Li Xiangyun, the niece of Lady Li
, lived in Xiao Xiang Guan; and Sun Shangxiang, the granddaughter of Grandmother Jia, lived in Heng Yuan Yuan. A group of nuns lived in Long Cui Nunnery:
Miao Yu, Zhi Neng, Zhi Tong, Zhi Shan, Yuan Xin, Jing Xu, and Liao Yuan. These girls in the garden were of similar age and
shared similar interests, all enjoying composing poetry and cultivating an air of refinement. Even their relatives, Li Xiangyu and Sun Shangxiang, lived in the Jia family
home for four or five years.
Chapter Twelve: Yuan Chun's Affection
The Jia family truly lived up to its reputation; even the servants' rooms were so spacious, and all the household necessities were provided
, saving us a lot of trouble. Since it was publicly acknowledged that Daiyu and I were husband and wife, we naturally
shared a room and a bed, while Xueyan stayed next door.
Having found temporary peace of mind, Daiyu quickly drifted off to sleep. Listening to the chirping of insects and croaking of frogs outside, smelling the
fragrant breeze wafting in from the window, I couldn't help but think of the prehistoric beetles, snowflakes, artemisia, koji, and he, recalling
the passionate moments we shared, the sensual encounters. Feeling Daiyu's warm, smooth skin, my little brother
involuntarily rose.
"What should we do? Although there's a beautiful woman by her side, she has just lost her mother and has been traveling for days; she's exhausted, both
physically and mentally! Xueyan next door is even younger than her and hasn't had a proper rest these past few days either; it's not advisable for her to be intimate with anyone."
"Yes. I can only think of other things to distract my little brother."
"Now that we're in this beauty haven—the Grand View Garden—there are beautiful women, but how do I win
the hearts of those forty-seven virgins? How do I get them to throw themselves at me? You know, I've never had any experience in this area in the 21st century
, and the only thing I remember about Xiang Yu is his life-or-death separation from Yu Ji! I can only
combine the knowledge I brought from the 21st century with the martial arts and strategies of Xiang Yu in my mind to have any
chance."
...
It was a May afternoon, not too hot yet, and I was tending to the flowers and plants by the lotus pond in front of the villa.
By the lotus pond, Xueyan was serving Yuanchun as she admired the beautiful scenery.
Above the winding lotus pond, as far as the eye could see, were the lush leaves. The leaves rose high above the water, like
the skirts of graceful dancers. Among the layers of leaves, a few white flowers were scattered, shyly budding; like pearls
, or stars in the blue sky. A gentle breeze carried a delicate fragrance, like a faint
song drifting from a distant high-rise. The leaves, already densely packed side by side, now seemed to have a ripple of emerald green. Beneath the leaves
flowed the gentle stream, its color hidden, yet the leaves themselves appeared all the more charming.
Gazing at this picturesque scene, everyone would surely be inspired to write poetry, let alone
Yuan Chun, who already loved composing verses.
"The spring's eye is silent, cherishing its gentle flow; the tree's shade reflects on the water, loving the soft sunshine. The little lotus just shows its pointed tip..."
After reciting only three lines, it seemed Yuan Chun had run out of lines to continue, but this was no challenge for a 21st-century high achiever.
"A dragonfly has already alighted on it."
"Excellent! What a beautiful line! I never imagined a new gardener like you would have such literary talent."
"Xueyan, your neighbor is a scholar!" "
Replying to Miss, I've read a few books at home, but I wouldn't call myself a scholar. I apologize for making
you laugh." "
Is that so? Xueyan, but I think your continuation of that line is quite good, seamless. Hmm, let me test
you again."
Following Yuan Chun, we entered the study in the provincial villa. Yuan Chun pointed to a painting and said, "Use this landscape
painting as the subject. Go back and write a poem, and bring it to me tomorrow."
"No need for tomorrow, Miss, I already have a poem."
"From afar, the mountains are colorful; up close, the water is silent.
Spring has gone, but the flowers remain; people come, but the birds are not startled."
Yuan Chun looked at me with a surprised expression, her mouth wide open, and then pointed to another painting, "Red Plum Blossoms," and
said to me, "Write another poem on the subject of 'Ode to Plum Blossoms.'" "
All the flowers have faded, yet she alone remains radiant, captivating the small garden with her charm. Sparse shadows slant across the clear, shallow water, a subtle fragrance drifts in the twilight.
Frosty birds, about to alight, first steal a glance; butterflies, if they knew, would surely be heartbroken. Fortunately, there are gentle verses to share, no need for clappers or golden goblets."
"Talented indeed! Xueyan, grind the ink; I'll transcribe these poems for Yingchun and the others later.
Qianren, come! I'll take you to see my sister-in-law and ask her to find you a different job, or perhaps become the host of our Grand View Garden Poetry Club
."
It turns out, Yuanchun has been captivated by my displayed talent and wants me to
host the poetry club she and her sisters run.
...
The east wing courtyard was quiet in the afternoon. People were probably all taking their afternoon naps in their rooms. I followed Yuan
Chun quickly to the window of the young mistress Xi Feng's room. A suppressed groan and panting came from inside.
I was very familiar with that sound, but the inexperienced Yuan Chun didn't realize that
her elder brother and sister-in-law were making love inside. I pulled Yuan Chun back to prevent her from disturbing them and causing an
awkward situation. I pointed to the crack in the window. She suspiciously leaned closer, her face flushing red, and pinched my
thigh hard.
She glanced at me briefly, then turned her gaze back to the room, admiring the 'live sex show': "Come on, wife
, you're already wet! A wife is so good, a few strokes and it's all over, hehe!" "You're the same way," Xi Feng said, her delicate 　　hands caressing Jia Bao's genitals.
"Just one kiss and you're already a rock." 　　 "Wife, I'm going to put it in." Jia Bao said, flipping over Xi Feng's snow-white body, spreading her thighs, and 　　inserting his penis into her already soaking wet lower body. With a "squelch," it went in all the way. 　　 "Oh," Xi Feng hugged Jia Bao's waist, her eyes filled with lust, "Bao, work harder!" As soon as she finished speaking, Jia Bao 　　was already panting heavily as he began to fuck her. 　　 "Wife, you're so tight, so comfortable!" Jia Bao grabbed Xi Feng's firm breasts and thrust forcefully. 　　 "Husband, harder, ah... I can't take it anymore... faster... harder..." Xi Feng shook 　　her head weakly, her hands tightly gripping Jia Bao's back, leaving bloody marks. 　　 At this crucial moment, Jia Bao suddenly pulled his penis out, the veins on his vicious penis bulging, glistening 　　with bright liquid, making us outside the window shudder. Yuan Chun involuntarily squeezed her legs together. Seeing 　　this lewd scene, I knew that Yuan Chun, this young girl, was already aroused, so I quietly pulled her away. 　　 (To be continued)

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