Be Careful General's Wife!

As soon as Shen Wan went out with Qiu Ye, she saw Yun Luochuan standing beside the carriage. Seeing her, the latter pursed his lips into a subtle smile, and the corners of his eyes slightly curved, making the sun in the sky pale.

Shen Wan also smiled at him, stepped forward, and got into the carriage with his support, and he got into the carriage after her.

Qiu Ye intentionally created a space for his wife and Mr. Yun to be alone, so he didn't get into the carriage, but sat on the shaft of the carriage with the boy who drove the carriage.

There were two carriages in total, the carriage in front moved, and the carriage behind followed suit.

The carriage at the back did not have a shed, but a two-horse cart was used, and there were ten boxes on it, a total of one hundred thousand taels of silver.

Since Shen Wan announced the reward at the beginning, she would do what she said, and the boy could be found, thanks to Little Prince Yun, the money would naturally be sent to him.

Of course, besides money, she also prepared some other gifts.

When the carriage left the city, it joined the people driving twenty pigs and thirty sheep outside the city.

That's right, the other gifts Shen Wan prepared were these twenty pigs and thirty sheep.

Prince Yun brought a lot of soldiers to Jiangzhou to mine gold mines. These pigs and sheep can just be used for his underground soldiers, and the gold miners can improve their food.

The people guarding the intersection leading to Jinshan saw a carriage approaching from a distance. The carriage seemed to be following pigs and sheep, and they could still hear pigs and sheep bleating.

The two soldiers looked at each other, and wanted to wait for the carriage to enter before driving away, but they heard the person on the carriage say: "We are from the county lord's mansion. Thanks to the little prince Yun, we rescued my young master. The county lord is special!" Thank you, and please let me know."

"Please wait a moment, the county magistrate." After a soldier finished speaking, he turned around and trotted to inform his general.

Xuanyuan Liuyun was reading in the tent, and when he heard the report from the soldiers, he put down the book in his hand and went straight to the intersection.

No outsider is allowed to set foot inside Jinshan, the rules are fixed, even the former owner of Jinshan is not allowed to enter.

Standing beside the carriage, Qiu Ye saw someone approaching from a distance, so she said to the county magistrate and Mr. Yun in the carriage: "The little prince is here."

The two got out of the carriage.

Yun Luochuan got out of the carriage, stretched out his hand to hold Shen Wan's catkin under the carriage, and protected her with the other hand in front of her, being extra careful.

Xuanyuan Liuyun who came over happened to see it, and Chen Hu who was following behind him smiled and said: "This young master Yun is quite interested in this county magistrate who is absolutely married and has a baby!"

Chen Hu was also married, so he couldn't understand why the young master Yun, who had never been married, was talented and had money in his family, so why did he fall in love with the county magistrate who was absolutely married and had a baby?

Want to talk about money?

The Yun family is really not short of money.

Want to talk about the identity of Tu Xianzhu?

Before the two got engaged, the county lord was not the county lord.

Isn't that young, beautiful, unmarried woman not good?

Xuanyuan Liuyun didn't speak, but he had the same thought as Chen Hu. This Yun Luochuan really cared about the county lord, and treated the county lord very considerately, and he didn't seem to be pretending.

Looking back on myself, I only reached out to help my wife when she got off the carriage, and didn't take care of her like Yun Luochuan.

Seeing Yun Luochuan, he really believed that there would really be a man who would not care about a woman's past, and only had her in his eyes, loving her deeply.

On this point, he admired this Yun Luochuan a little, because he couldn't do it.