Chapter 64 Chance Encounter (2)
The Zhou family had already packed up and were waiting for the two of them. When they arrived, Uncle Zhou drove the car, and the remaining people sat on the cart and set off towards the town.
On the way, several people discussed opening a store and expressed some opinions from time to time. The discussion was in full swing, and before they knew it, they had arrived in the town.
Caiwei wanted to find someone to handle the matter of renting the shop, which would save time and trouble, but neither her mother nor Uncle Zhou and Aunt Zhou agreed. They thought that there were so many of them that it would be better to go and inquire in separate places. If you know this, why bother looking for a middle-aged man and spending a little extra money!
Caiwei had no choice but to let them go. Together with her mother, she went to the most prosperous Goldfish Alley to look for a store selling cash.
Goldfish Lane is the most prosperous commercial street in the town. The shops on the street are very busy and there are few shops selling cash. Caiwei and her mother held hands and walked around while exploring. After walking for a long time, they could not find the right one. shop!
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across the street
In the teahouse with red windows in the Song Pavilion, Nangong Yi in a brocade robe and jade belt stood by the window with his hands behind his back, his tall body as tall as a mountain, his eyebrows stained with ink, and his star-studded jade eyes, his deep eyes looking casually at the pink line downstairs. The lustful figure, for a long time, said lazily: "Chasing the wind!"
"exist!"
The square-faced guard standing beside him came forward and knelt down behind him: "Master, please give me your orders!"
"Go check it out, that... girl, what are you doing here?"
"yes!"
After chasing the wind, the man turned into a black shadow and flew away through the window.
In a corner of the elegant room, the leader of the guards Zhuyue looked downcast. He glanced at his master uneasily and saw that he still looked as if nothing had happened. He even had the intention to investigate an unrelated woman. He felt upset. Couldn't help but speak.
"Master, Li Chunzong refuses to serve as an official, what should we do?"
Nangong Yi turned around, his jade-like appearance against the midday sun, as if he were a celestial being.
"He will come out."
His tone was casual, but with an irrefutable determination.
Zhuyue was stunned!
When I went to visit Li Chunzong with my master last night, I was rejected by him and got up early to go again. Although the old man saw them, he looked like an old scoundrel and refused to admit that he was the ex who disappeared for no reason twenty years ago. The Imperial Master, with a smug look on his face, sold them rags from his cloth shop, showing the virtue of a common man who was driven by profit.
If he was not a real national master, the master would be really at a loss when he took his group of them over the mountains and into the cold weather to this barren border town; if he was, we can only say that this old guy hid it. It's too deep. Why does the master think that he will be willing to come out?
Nangong Yi ignored Zhuyue's ugly expression, and sat back at the table leisurely. He picked up the teapot that was filled with mist and took a sip. The cup was in his hand, surrounded by green silk rims, which made him look very melancholy.
He grew up in a palace full of dangers, and developed a good ability to observe words and emotions at an early age.
Although Li Chunzong had no intention of being wealthy in the world, he was a man of great kindness to the world. He knew that the prince was a headstrong man with sinister thoughts. He would not just watch the prince ascend to the great treasure and let the people of the world suffer!
This room
Caiwei was still looking around with her mother, walking and watching.
Suddenly, a rough and loud teasing sound came——
"Hey, isn't this a talented lady?"
The sudden teasing startled Caiwei and her daughter. They quickly took their eyes away from the shop and looked at the man who made the noise warily.
