pastoral wife

Chapter 113 His Past
Jiang Chu didn't know how she ended up in the county government prison. She seemed to be so irrational for the first time. She didn't want to plan, think about the future, or think about the consequences. She just wanted to see him, just wanted to It was enough to see that he was safe and sound.

Seeing Ji Yao come out of the prison, Jiang Chu ran straight into his arms, his voice was a little hoarse: "Mr.

The tone was a little bit aggrieved.

These days, how much she misses him.

Ji Yao watched her jump into his arms like a little bird, his empty heart seemed to be filled instantly, and he hugged her tightly: "Ah Chu, I'm sorry."

It was because he was not good, he failed to give her a stable life, causing her to fall into trouble with her, causing her to be frightened and sad.

Ji Wei coughed slightly in embarrassment: "Well, it's on the street."

Ji Yao raised his eyes and glanced at him.

Ji Wei shrank his neck embarrassingly: "You can do whatever you want, you can do whatever you want."

Only then did Jiang Chu let go of Ji Yao, and looked at him carefully: "Aren't you injured? Did the people inside make things difficult for you? I specially ordered the cell inside, so the food he gave you shouldn't be too bad, right?" ?”

Ji Yao chuckled lightly: "In the past you always thought I was long-winded, now look at yourself."

Jiang Chu glared at him: "You still think I'm long-winded now, we've only been married for a few months, and you're starting to think I'm annoying, this day can't go on!"

Ji Yao hurriedly coaxed: "I don't, I just like your long-winded."

Hey, so women are difficult to coax.

Ji Wei saw his majestic elder brother admitting cowardice in front of a little woman, he was surprised, but also a little sour...
Jiang Chu snorted softly, and then let him go: "Let's go back first."

Along the way, Jiang Chu also roughly talked to Ji Yao about the things in the village these days, but Ji Yao didn't have much reaction, but said: "It's good to live in this village, after all, it's not convenient to come and go. , sooner or later you will live in the town, so there is nothing wrong with coming earlier."

Jiang Chu nodded: "I think so too."

When the group returned to the inn, Mrs. Liang had been waiting for a long time. She actually wanted to pick her up in person, but she was too old to be in good health. Jiang Chu and Mrs. Jin refused to let her go, so she had to wait at the inn. Seeing that Ji Yao was fine, he felt relieved.

Jiang Chu helped Liang Shi go in together, and saw Li Zheng sitting inside.

She was not surprised by Lizheng's arrival.

Li Zheng's face was also a little embarrassed now, but he still smiled and said: "Ji Yao has finally been exonerated, and it is considered a blessing among misfortunes."

Jiang Chu didn't want to exchange pleasantries, but just nodded: "I don't know if Lizheng is here, what's the matter?"

Lizheng coughed lightly, and then said: "That's right, I thought, since this matter is a misunderstanding, it's better not to leave. The Zhao family has also been punished now, and the Ji family has been in our village for generations. , it’s not good to leave your hometown.”

Jiang Chu looked at Ji Yao, and Ji Yao said in a low voice: "No need, since you have already come out, there is no need to go back."

"This..." Li Zheng looked at Liang Shi, and seemed to want her to help with the conversation.

You know, if the Ji family is in Pingshun Village, it can give the villagers a lot of convenience and benefits. After all, they are all from the same village. They are prosperous. If the villagers encounter any problems in the future, it will be better to ask them for help. Now that Ji Yao has been exonerated, it means that he is not the murderer, and of course there is no hope that he will leave.

But Mrs. Liang also shook her head: "Forget it, it's all up to Yao'er."

The Liang family was not originally from Pingshun Village, but just married in. After the death of the husband, there is actually no special connection with this village. Whether to leave or stay depends entirely on Ji Yao's will. She was not originally A man with an idea.

Jiang Chu smiled lightly and said, "Lizheng, you don't need to persuade us any more. When we were kicked out, the whole village drove us out together. Since I, Jiang Chu, said to move out, I would keep my word and never have any The reason to go back."

Although Jiang Chu said that she was smiling, the meaning in her words was not so funny. She is not the kind of person who chases away when she wants to, and can be redeemed when she wants to.

Li Zheng's face was a little red, and he only regretted why he listened to the instigation of the Zhao family and drove away the Ji family with the whole village. Now it's good, alas!
Ji Wei went out to see Lizheng off.

Jiang Chu then said: "Since Mr. Xiang came out safely, this inn is not a place to stay for a long time. Let's find a house tomorrow."

"Okay." Ji Yao nodded.

Jiang Chu still wanted to say something, but when the words came to his lips, he still didn't say anything.

It wasn't until they had dinner together with Liang Shi that the young couple returned to their own room, seeing her absent-minded look, Ji Yao pulled her into his arms: "Ask what you want. "

Jiang Chu looked up at him: "I asked, will you say it?"

In the past, she didn't want to ask, because she felt that the past was over, just like she never told Ji Yao about her past, they were together, it was a brand new beginning for each other.

But now, she wants to know.

Ji Yao looked at her firmly: "I will tell you whatever you ask."

"Then tell me about your past." Jiang Chu shrank into his arms and said softly.

"My father died early, and the relatives in the family thought our mother and child were burdensome, so we drew a clear line. It was not easy for my mother to bring me and my younger brother up alone, so I also started to think of ways to provide for the family. To earn some money, I entered the martial arts gym as an apprentice when I was six years old, although I can only earn fifty Wen for the family every month, but I will not increase the burden on the family because I eat and live in the martial arts hall."

What Ji Yao said was calm, but Jiang Chu knew that the so-called martial arts apprentices, in fact, it is not your turn to learn things at all, but any rough and dirty work is yours, such as beating and scolding. It is even more commonplace. To put it bluntly, this kind of apprentice is a slave who has not signed a contract of sale. Even so, if he is beaten to death one day, at most it will be the difference of paying a little money.

It is also because of understanding that I know that this man who has never shown his weakness has actually suffered no less than anyone else, but he always has such a calm attitude, as if everything is nothing.

"I was an apprentice in the martial arts gym for ten years until I was 15 years old. The owner of the martial arts gym owed gambling debts and paid the martial arts gym into it. I didn't come out. I learned some skills secretly in the martial arts hall, and then Unwilling to continue to spend time in this small village, I have been out and about for ten years." As Ji Yao said, his eyes darkened, not knowing what kind of emotion he would have for the next ten years.

(End of this chapter)