Full-level Boss Dressed As a Peasant Girl

   Chapter 1862 Zhou Tiedong's request

  Shu Yu left, but Uncle Meng was still at a loss, "What are they going to do, and who are they going to settle the accounts with?"

   "A man without a conscience."

   Uncle Meng, "..." is even more confused.

   After a while, Tao Shi also hurried over and said with surprise, "The head of the house, the Lu family members have left, and they drove out the door in two carriages. What's wrong with them, they can't live in our house?"

   "They've gone to Fucheng, and they won't necessarily come back in the next two days. When you come back, tell me about the kitchen and prepare less food."

   At this time, the old lady and Granny Fang who were pulled into the carriage were caught off guard, "Let's go to Fucheng now?"

"Um."

  The carriage stopped for a while as it passed the Mijia Medical Center, and then picked up the monk Lu Sanzhu, who was recovering from Zhou Tiedong.

  The two carriages quickly drove out of the city, and their speed was not fast.

   As soon as they had Ying Dong following them, they didn't need to chase Chen He. Second, after all, there are elderly people with injuries in the car, and they should be taken care of.

   Who knew that the car was not far away when Zhou Tiedong suddenly said, "Lu, County Lord Lu, can I ask you one thing."

"you say."

   "Our village is just a mile in front, can I see my parents first. They visited me when I was first locked up, and haven't come since."

   Zhou Tiedong didn't understand at first why his parents didn't come to see him anymore.

   Later, when I found out that all the prisoners in the prison had never seen their relatives who were visiting, I knew that it might be the rules of the prison, and no one was allowed to visit during those days.

   It wasn't until yesterday that he was recuperating at the Mijia Medical Center, and after inquiring with the medicine boy who took care of him, did he know what a great event happened in the county seat.

   Zhou Tiedong was a little worried about the situation at home, and knew that his family must be worried about him.

Shu Yu pondered for a moment, then said, "It stands to reason that your crime has not been completely cleared, and you should not contact outsiders. But... Well, we are not in a hurry, let's make it easy for you. But just to meet, I It will stop at the entrance of the village and let someone call your parents over, just say a few words."

   "Okay, thank you county lord, thank you county lord."

   The carriage went forward for a mile, and indeed saw the appearance of a village on the diagonal side.

  When the two carriages stopped at the entrance of the village, the villagers who were sitting nearby were startled and looked over curiously.

  Lu Sanzhu got off the car and went to inquire about the location of Zhou's house. All the villagers in the same village were on guard. No one in the village knew what happened to the Zhou family. The Zhou family's parents were so blinded by crying.

  It's been so long since it happened, why did someone come to the Zhou family again? Don't it be Zhou Tiedong, what happened again? The Zhou family was too miserable.

   Fortunately, Zhou Tiedong propped up his body and exposed half of his head from the window, and said to the woman at the entrance of the village, "Aunt Nian, it's me, can you help me find my parents?"

   The woman called Aunt Nian widened her eyes in shock, "Fujiko, it's really you, you, you were released."

She wanted to come forward, but when she saw Shu Yu's group, and looked at the tall and big car, she finally didn't dare to come. She just turned around and ran towards Zhou's house quickly, leaving a sentence in the distance, "I'll go to your house and ask your parents to come over."

   The other villagers looked at each other in dismay, not really understanding what was going on. If Fuyuko is fine, why don't you just go home, if there is something wrong, how did you get out of the prison?

   But looking at Zhou Tiedong's appearance, the situation should not be worse.

   (end of this chapter)