The guard lightly weighed the purse in his hand, then turned to the other guards and said, "The carriage has been inspected and found to be normal. It can proceed!"

The gate opened, and guards led the carriage into the courtyard, stopping next to the innermost granary.

Luo Shouxin got out of the car and exchanged pleasantries with the man standing outside the granary to meet him. This man was the head steward who gave him the monogram.

Yun Mo jumped out of the car and reached out to help Lin Yinan out.

"This is our boss who came to the south this time," Luo Shouxin hurriedly introduced to the visitors.

Lin Yinan bowed to the other party and said in a gruff voice, "I thought I would make a wasted trip, but I didn't expect to be able to buy grain before leaving. Thank you very much, Steward!"

"Not at all, it's just fate that brought us together."

Under the cover of night, the head steward wore a forced smile.

Luo Shouxin pulled the head steward aside and stuffed a bag of silver into his hand. "It's getting late. We still have to head north tomorrow. Head steward, why don't you have them load the carts as soon as possible?"

The head steward glanced at the plainly dressed guards, took out his key, and opened the granary door.

"Okay, come with me."

Suddenly, Lin Yinan's stomach made a strange noise. She quickly clutched her stomach, "Oh dear, could it be that those two roast chickens from this afternoon weren't clean?"

"Manager, where's the outhouse? I need to use the restroom," Lin Yinan said with a fawning smile to the head steward.

The head steward covered his nose in disgust and pointed to a few thatched houses behind the second granary.

"Over there."

Lin Yinan hunched over, clutching her round belly, and gave the head steward a distorted smile. "Excuse me!" she said. Then she shouted at Yun Mo beside her, "Ah Cai, you dog, come and help me up."