"Madam, please don't talk like this. You will surely live to a ripe old age," Nanny Qilan rallied together a cheerful demeanor in an attempt to convince her.
"You've been following me since you were eight, enduring so many hardships over the years on my behalf. Despite our master-servant relationship, I've always seen you as a sister. But looking at the possessions in this residence, I fear that after my departure, they won't show you any kindness." As she spoke, the old lady's tears increasingly streamed down her face.
Ever since she lost her daughter and her husband died, the old lady had been unable to shed tears. But now, all of her bitterness was pouring out with her tears, perhaps this was a kind of release at the time of death. "I want to entrust you to the Prince. Only he, remembering how you served me, would be kind to you. Both the Prince and his wife are good-hearted people; they will definitely not mistreat you."