Full-level Boss Dressed As a Peasant Girl

   Chapter 795 Shu Yu Returns to the Village

  Shu Yu stopped and turned to look at Yao Bo who entered the door.

Now that there is definite news, Yao Bo is not afraid that others will find out, and said to the Lu family members in a hurry, "Just after noon, the county magistrate led the emissary from the Ministry of Officials over, and came directly to my house to read The imperial decree. My father has resumed his post, and the emperor has also rewarded a lot of things, including a mansion."

  Shu Yu raised his eyebrows, "House?"

"Yes." Yao Bo nodded again and again, "My father is talking with the officials of the Ministry of Personnel and the county magistrate, so I will come first to tell you the good news. I also wrote down the address of the house, Uncle Lu, If you have anything to send us a letter in the future, just send it to this place."

   Yao's family originally had a house in the capital, but after he was exiled, the house was confiscated and later sold to others.

   But the house that the emperor re-rewarded was bigger than their original one. It was a junior and the most important thing was a good location.

  The Lu family were all happy for the Yao family, and the old lady even clapped her hands and said, "Oh, this happened so suddenly, then I have to prepare something for you. When are you leaving? I don't know if it will be too late."

  Compared to Lu Erbai, the old lady has realized that this is a huge network of backers.

   This is a Beijing official, a high official several ranks higher than the county magistrate.

   No matter what, you have to build a good relationship.

Yao Bo waved his hands again and again when he heard the words, "Grandma Lu, you are too polite, you don't need to prepare anything, if it wasn't for Uncle Lu and the second sister who helped us, where would we be today. But we will have to wait a while before we can leave, that one. The officials of the Ministry of Personnel want to see Mr. Qi, but he is not in Heichang County, so he plans to wait a few more days."

   What he didn't say was that the official of the Ministry of Personnel was injured a little because he was too late to travel, so he couldn't continue his journey.

   Actually, he could have arrived yesterday, but the injury recurred, so he could only stay at the inn for a day.

  Fortunately, there was a woman surnamed Hou at the inn who had a good medicine in her hand. After the edict used it, the bleeding stopped and the pain was relieved. After raising it for a day, she returned to Heichang County.

   Shu Yu was relieved to hear that the other party would wait until Qi Chan came back before leaving.

   She congratulated Yao Bo and pulled the mule cart out of the house.

   If she doesn't leave, the city gate will be closed, and she will not be able to go back.

  Shu Yu went back alone this time. Today is the second day of the Lunar New Year. The liveliness of the county town will last at least until the fifteenth day of the first lunar month.

  The old lady and the others will not be in Heichang County for a long time. With the rare atmosphere of the New Year, Shu Yu does not want them to stay in Zhengdao Village with him, doing laundry and cooking all day long.

   Didn't Wang Changdong tell the old lady a lot of places to play? Shu Yu asked Daya to take them to see it. It's a rare occasion, don't miss it.

   Anyway, when she returns to Zhengdao Village, she can also eat at the village, and she will not be hungry for three meals a day.

   And she is not busy at all now, the fever package has been handed in, and the rosters of those registrations have been sorted out. Except for a busy day in the morning and evening, she is free at other times.

  The old lady couldn't beat her, so she could only stay in the county town.

   But she said that she would definitely go back on the sixth day of the first lunar month at the latest.

  Shu Yu sat on the mule cart and slowly returned to the village.

  Because of the Chinese New Year, the village is still very lively and festive, and the children rarely run and jump outside.

   (end of this chapter)