The Rebirth of Jiangmen's Daughter

Chapter 1832
Ye Qingcheng's refusal was within Li Hao's expectation, thinking that although the prince rejected him, but sent people around him, Li Hao felt at ease again for a while.

After all, as a prince, there are naturally many things to do, and it is right to have no time to see him interrogating criminals in person. After all, there are so many criminals in the county government of Yangong Town, it may not be possible to finish the trial in a whole day.

Thinking of this, the fleshy smile on Li Hao's face trembled: "Thank you, my lord, after the trial is over, I will ask someone to hand over the trial file to Mr. Moyu, and I will ask my lord to have a look at it then."

Ye Qingcheng answered Li Hao's words with a "hmm", and then left with the hidden guards.

The progress in the upper reaches was much faster, and it was much easier for Huangfu Ye in the middle reaches. By the day of Laba, the house in Yuexiu Village had almost been built.

When Anquan arrived, Huangfuye and his party were already preparing to leave for Yangong Town, but fortunately Anquan arrived in time, and the crowd stopped.

"You said it's almost time for the princess? But why didn't the princess come here first, but let you come first?"

Huangfu Ye was puzzled, because this was really not Ye Qingcheng's style of acting in the past, not because he refused to believe in An Quan, but because it had a lot to do with him, and he had to be careful.

"Master, this is a letter written by the concubine herself and asked my subordinates to bring it here, please read it personally, master!"

Huangfuye accepted the letter Anquan handed over suspiciously, it was indeed Ye Qingcheng's handwriting, at that moment Huangfuye had no doubt about him, opened the letter and looked down at a glance.The more you look back, the stronger the smile on the corner of your mouth.

The people around Huangfuye looked at his reaction and knew that the master had received good news from the princess, otherwise the smile on the corner of his mouth would never have been so warm.

"My concubine said that you are very reliable in the affairs of Yangong Town. In the letter, I repeatedly asked this king to reward you. From this king's point of view, you really did a good job this time!"

The hidden guards hadn't heard such praise from their master for a long time, and when they heard Huangfu Ye's words, they couldn't help but turn black.

Does the master dislike their bad work in the past?

"Master, the princess still has some matters to report to you in private, please do your work first, and the subordinates will come back later!"

Anquan watched them prepare to go out, so he retreated subconsciously, but Ye Wenbin stopped him when he retreated.

"Your master is really busy going to Yangong Town. Since you have brought news of your princess, your lord will naturally not go!"

Huangfu Ye nodded to An Quan, and then motioned for the others to retreat, and the rest of them retreated knowingly and with a wink.

"Anquan, is the princess alright? What did she tell you in private?"

Huangfuye knew that Ye Qingcheng was cautious, and the things that were not written in the letter must be very important, so he couldn't wait to ask.

"Returning to the master, everything is fine with the princess. Before my subordinate left, the princess asked the subordinate to tell the master that she suspected that someone deliberately caused the flood in the Lan River, and there must be some ulterior purpose before the flood here..."

Huangfu Ye's heart was shocked, and the surprise in it was comparable to that when he learned that the Lan River was flowing backwards.

It was also at this time that all the doubts in his heart dissipated, and those things that he didn't want to understand before suddenly became clear!
"What does the princess mean to say that those who were washed away in the flood did not have no water to wash away?"

Anquan nodded hurriedly: "So the master has thought of this too? The princess said that if the flood is true, the old and weak women and children must bear the brunt of it. Survive."

(End of this chapter)