The evil sister-in-law dressed as a yandere boss

Pei Heng was leaving for a while, and he wanted to take Wen Jiu with him.

Wen Jiu “…”

I have seen people go out with bodyguards, but I have never seen people go out with chefs. This person really embodies the word "foodie" to the fullest.

"My dad..."

"I'll let people watch. No one will bully your father!" Pei Heng gestured: "We are just going out to explore and we will be back soon."

Okay, the God of Wealth has the final say.

Wen Jiu agreed. She packed her things and left with Pei Heng and the others.

They were going to Qingyun Mountain in the north, then over the mountain, and then in a big circle, mainly to let Pei Heng draw a map.

I had heard that Pei Heng was very good at painting before, but this was the first time Wen Jiu saw him. He could quickly outline the surrounding scenery with just a few strokes. It was very time-consuming because he had to paint very carefully.

Everyone else was talking and laughing, or patrolling. Pei Heng was sitting quietly painting, while Wen Jiu was lighting a fire and cooking soup. The person who helped her was an aunt who was quick to work and didn't talk much, so she was easy to get along with.

What we ate tonight was broth. In the wild, you can have a bowl of hot pickle broth with a few pot stickers and pancakes. It tastes great.

Breakfast was last night's pancakes. Wen Jiu brought some pickles and meat sauce, and some wild vegetable soup. Everyone enjoyed the meal. Of course, only Pei Heng had another bowl of egg drop soup.

The scenery in the wild is beautiful, especially when the sun sets in the west. The setting sun dyes the clouds on the horizon like fiery red silk hanging on the horizon. It is so beautiful.

Today we were all going to Qingyun Mountain, so we walked a little faster. At noon, Commander Shi found a place to camp.

Wen Jiu and Aunt Liu prepared lunch, but the food was ready and Commander Shi and the others had not come back yet. Everyone was a little worried. After all, there were wild beasts in the mountains.

Fortunately, after a while, Commander Shi and the others came back, but his expression was quite serious.

After everyone had eaten, they walked two miles forward and saw an abandoned carriage. There were some clothes scattered on the ground, but no one was there.

People in ancient times were very economical. A carriage like this cost a lot of money. No one would abandon the carriage and stay in a place like this.

"Perhaps we encountered a wild beast. The horses and people ran away, leaving this car behind." Commander Shi comforted everyone.

However, even if they were not relieved, nothing would change. They came out with a mission this time, and they had to finish drawing the map before they could go back.

Pei Heng stared at the carriage for a while. Wen Jiu went over to take a look and saw that he had drawn the carriage on the paper. He was a very good painter, with only a few strokes, but it still made people feel expressive.

"Everyone should be careful on the next road." After speaking, Commander Shi specifically told Wen Jiu that in order not to attract wild beasts, the food they eat should not have too strong a flavor.

Wen Jiu nodded to express understanding.

So everyone walked into the mountains together. Pei Heng was walking beside Wen Jiu. Wen Jiu asked him in a low voice: "Do you think it's a wild animal?"

Pei Heng looked at her and asked without answering: 'You don't think so? ’

Wen Jiu analyzed: "It is also possible that he is a robber, hiding in the mountains, doing business of killing people and selling goods."

Pei Heng nodded. This was also possible. Commander Shi must have known about it, but they were wearing military uniforms, and ordinary bandits would only dare to rob them if they risked their lives.

As for the wild beasts, Pei Heng made another gesture: "Qingyun Mountain is not big and there are not many woods. The wild beasts are wolves. However, there are many prey this season. Wolves generally will not attack a team with so many people."

Hearing what he said, Wen Jiu felt more relieved. (End of chapter)