Princess of Nongmen

Chapter 858

Liu Ya was taken aback when she saw that Mrs. Wu was refusing to leave, and then she looked at the woman who brought her out.

Liu Ya suddenly understood, and quickly took out a handful of copper coins, at least twenty letters, and gave them to the woman.Deliberately lowering his posture, he whispered: "Auntie, my family is poor, and all the money was used to redeem my eldest sister, and that's all."

The woman weighed the copper plate in her hand, tucked it in her waist, and curled her lips.Only then did he pull out a cloth rope from the other waist, and several keys were tied to the cloth rope.She looked at it, picked out one of them, and hooked her fingers at Second Aunt Wu.

Wu Ersao quickly turned around, said "thank you", and stretched out the wrist that had been kept in her sleeve.

Liu Ya also saw that there was a pair of iron rings on Wu Ersao's wrists, with an iron chain in between.Although the iron chain is not thick, but connected together affects the movement after all.Dare to say that this woman wants to benefit but doesn't say it outright. She is the person who the mayor promised to let go, but she is still holding on. She doesn't plan to unlock the second sister-in-law Wu unless she gives money.

Liu Ya was angry, but she still thanked her.But thinking about it again, this is also a normal phenomenon. Aren't the heads of these prisons, regardless of gender, all profiting from the prisoners?

This time, Liu Ya pulled Second Aunt Wu again, and she quickly followed Liu Ya.

Liu Ya's horse was still in the front yard, and Liu Ya asked Second Aunt Wu to wait here by the back door. She went to lead the horse, and when she came back, she left the town with Second Aunt Wu.

It wasn't until there was a wood several miles away from the town that Liu Ya pulled Wu Ersao into the woods and stopped.

Wu Ersao took off the turban wrapped around her head, and knelt down in front of Liu Ya with a "plop".With his head down, tears streaming down his face, he didn't speak for a long while.

Liu Ya also looked at her silently, knowing that she felt wronged and that crying for a while should make her feel better, so she didn't try to persuade her right away.

Second Aunt Wu's tears dripped down, soaking the lapels of her clothes.After crying for a while, he finally took a few breaths, wiped his tears with his sleeve, looked up at Liu Ya, and called out: "Benefactor."

"Are you ready to cry?" Liu Ya asked Second Aunt Wu, then knelt down and said, "I know you have been wronged, but there is nothing you can do about it. You will always have to suffer. But in the future, you will always Well, jump out of the fire pit and you will be free. You go."

After Liu Ya finished speaking, Second Aunt Wu was taken aback for a moment, and asked in a murmur, "Let's go? You mean... let me go?"

"Well. You have also suffered so much and suffered so much. I dare not say how much I have helped you. I can only repay your wish. I also have something to do, so I can't arrange you. , let's go."

The reason why Liu Ya let Second Aunt Wu leave was because she really didn't have the time and place to put her.Secondly, although the money spent to redeem her was far more than the ten taels of silver she gave herself at the beginning.But thinking about it, it was worth it just because of her trust in him.

Wu Ersao still stared blankly at Liu Ya, and never got up.After a while, he said: "No, benefactor, what I promised you is still counting. You have no place to place me, so I don't need your placement. I can support myself, and I will follow you and serve you. As long as My benefactor, if you say a word, I am willing to do it all."

This time, it was Liu Ya's turn to be astonished.She really didn't feel that she had done any great things that deserved the entrustment of Mrs. Wu.

Then he asked her: "Are you in any trouble? I did help you, but you also know that the mayor and I have met once, just say a few more words and spend a little more money What kind of swords and fires, is it a bit too much? I can't afford it."

"No, benefactor, you don't know, when I came out, the mayor asked someone to bring this to me." Saying that, Second Aunt Wu took out a piece of paper from her bosom and handed it to Liu Ya.

That piece of paper is neatly folded and square, and it can be seen that the collector is careful.

But before Liu Ya took it and opened it, she knew that this piece of paper was extraordinary.Because the quality of the paper and the dark lines printed on it showed that it was an official contract.Because the feel and dark lines of this paper are almost the same as the land deed that Zhang Chengliang issued to her before.

Liu Ya frowned, and was also curious about what the mayor wrote to Mrs. Wu.When I opened it, it turned out to be an identity certificate issued by the government.It read: Liu Jinmei, from Guyushu Town, Nanping Prefecture.There is also a small print below: Guarantor Liu Ya.

After reading it, Liu Ya understood that with this contract, Second Sister-in-Law Wu would no longer be a black household kidnapped and sold, and she would no longer have to worry about being captured by the government to be exiled into the army.Even if the Wu family found her again, she would have her own identity certificate, and the Wu family would have nothing to do with her.

It seems that his money is not in vain.Before leaving, the mayor returned a gift to himself, so he gave such a contract to Mrs. Wu.

Liu Ya raised her head and asked Second Aunt Wu: "Is that Liu Jinmei up there?"

Second Aunt Wu nodded, then shook her head and said, "My original surname is Chen, and my name is Jinmei. But the person who gave me this contract said that you came to redeem me, and the relatives recorded in the official book are cousins, otherwise I can't do it." I asked you to redeem me. Since I am a cousin, I can only be named Liu, so I am called Liu Jinmei."

After finishing speaking, Liu Jinmei immediately added: "Benefactor, even if there is no such contract, even if I am not Liu Jinmei, I am willing to follow you. I know that you must have spent a lot of money for me, far more than what I gave You want more. But I have no relatives and no reason with you, but you are willing to help me in this way to prove that you are a good person. I have to repay this kindness. Besides, there is no one in my family. Where can I go? It’s all home, but it’s not home anywhere. I can still have a companion and a master with you, without you, I’m alone.”

When Liu Ya heard Liu Jinmei say "everywhere is home, but nowhere is home", her heart felt inexplicably sad.The corners of her lips curled up into a wry smile, and she said, "I understand what you mean. A person is always lonely, but two lonely people can be a companion. Besides, we are not the only ones who are lonely."

After finishing speaking, Liu Ya got on the horse, then leaned over and stretched out her hand to Liu Jinmei, and said, "Get on the horse, I'll take you to meet someone who is also lonely."

Liu Jinmei nodded, took Liu Ya's hand, climbed onto the horse's back, and sat behind Liu Ya.

Liu Ya asked her: "Hold on tight? We're leaving."

"Well, hurry up." Liu Jinmei responded loudly, looking full of courage.

Liu Ya clamped the horse's belly hard, and urged the big black horse to rush out of the woods.

(End of this chapter)