Miss Jun stood by the river and thrust a gun into the water.

With a splash, water splashed in all directions.

As the gun head was lifted up, a fish came out.

"I can't fish," she said.

Before he finished speaking, there was a loud bang, and Zhu Zan on the other side also caught a fish with his spear.

“I can’t fish either,” he said. “I can only catch fish.”

Fang Chengyu, who was sitting by the river, pouted and looked as uneasy as a student being scolded by his teacher.

Fishing is for the fish, is it a waste to make a gesture?

Miss Jun glared at Zhu Zan.

"That's not what I meant," she said.

Zhu Zan seemed puzzled.

"What do you mean?" he said. "I don't understand what you are saying."

Play dumb!

This brother is so bad.

Miss Jun glanced at him.

"Do whatever you need." She said, sitting down in front of Fang Chengyu and throwing the fish to a guard. "I need the fish, so I caught it. If you don't need the fish, you don't have to catch it."

Fang Chengyu immediately smiled and nodded.

"Then I want to eat fish." He said excitedly, "How do you think we should eat it?"

"Of course it's roasted." Miss Jun said, and then looked at Zhu Zan.

Zhu Zan looked at her sideways.

"What are you looking at me for?" he said.

"We promised to let you come and provide you with food, accommodation and drinks. What do you think you will do?" Miss Jun said.

Zhu Zan snorted twice, bent down reluctantly, picked up the fish and walked aside. While urging Fang Chengyu's guards to light a fire, he heard Miss Jun talking behind him.

"He grills delicious fish."

Of course, everything he cooks is delicious, Zhu Zan smiled with a bit of pride, he is such a powerful man, everything he does is the best.

Fang Chengyu sighed softly.

Suddenly I don't want to eat fish anymore.

The fish was grilled quickly, but there were only two fish, which wasn't much.

"It's really delicious." Fang Chengyu praised repeatedly, "Brother is really amazing."

"If it tastes good, eat more." Miss Jun handed him another one.

"Jiuling, you eat it." Fang Chengyu shook his head and pushed it back.

"I'll eat."

An old voice said.

Fang Chengyu turned his head, as if he had just discovered something.

"Grandma," he called, standing up.

Old Madam Fang's carriage was parked far away. She stopped the guards and walked over by herself without disturbing the three people who were grilling fish by the river. Of course, the three people by the river also noticed her arrival.

Miss Jun stood up and called out "Grandma".

Old Mrs. Fang walked over without saying a word and sat down by the campfire. She took the grilled fish from Miss Jun's hand and started eating it.

Fang Chengyu sat down beside her with a smile.

"Grandma." He called out and patted her shoulders obediently.

Old Mrs. Fang ignored him and looked up at Miss Jun.

"I want an explanation," she said.

"Grandma, how did you know Jiuling is back?" Fang Chengyu asked with a smile.

"Except Jun Jiuling, who else could make my child do such a ridiculous thing?" Old Mrs. Fang said to Miss Jun.

Miss Jun bowed to her.

"It's my fault for frightening my grandmother," she said.

"Actually, this matter is also my fault..." Fang Chengyu continued, but before he finished speaking, Zhu Zan put his hand on his shoulder.

"Children, don't interrupt when adults are talking. Come, let's go fishing," he said.

Fang Chengyu was reluctant but could not withstand Zhu Zan's strength, so he easily took him aside.

"Don't take credit for it. Of course, only she can do such a great thing." Zhu Zan said.

There was no smile nor any sign of grievance or fear on Fang Chengyu's face. For the first time, he showed anger in his calmness.

"She won't like you," he said suddenly.

Zhu Zan sneered.

"How is that possible?" he said, "Who wouldn't like me?"

Without waiting for Fang Chengyu to speak, he said "oh" and waved his hand.

"Master Fang doesn't like me." He said, and raised his eyebrows, "Then Master Fang is not a human being."

He just laughed.

He was so angry that he glared at him. He really missed Mr. Ning Shi.

Neither Mrs. Fang nor Miss Jun paid any attention to the quarrel between the two, one adult and the other child.

"I was not sure at first, but no matter how powerful Yuxiu is, she can't be so thorough, as if everyone belongs to her overnight." Old Lady Fang said, "I know this must be Chengyu's work. I know he has always wanted to keep all the money in the family for you, but seeing that Jinxiu is here, it can be seen that this is your idea."

Miss Jun nodded.

"Yes, this was my idea. I asked Chengyu to slow down and let my eldest sister, second sister and third sister fight for the family property." She said.

"I don't think you're doing this for money." Old Mrs. Fang looked at her and said, "Although you need money."

There was a smile in Miss Jun's eyes.

"Yes, Grandma," she said, her voice even softer than before.

"Because I want to open a database of characters?" Old Lady Fang asked, "What do you know?"

"I actually don't know anything." Miss Jun said, "So I couldn't convince you not to do this right away. After all, the other party has already come to you to ask for it. However, I know that doing so will not benefit the other party's family, so I had to delay so that I could have time to come back."

Old Mrs. Fang was silent for a moment.

"What do you want to tell me when you get back?" she said. "No matter what you say, as a buyer, you must be honest and pay what you owe."

"What if the other party is not honest?" said Miss Jun.

Old Madam Fang knew what she meant. After catching the head shopkeeper Song and the county magistrate Li, Miss Jun repeatedly said that there were still people who wanted to harm the Fang family and the danger was not eliminated.

"At first you said it was because you saw an eunuch," she said, "an eunuch appeared in Yangcheng, but when I showed you the imperial edict, you must have known that it was not strange for eunuchs to appear around our Fang family."

Miss Jun nodded.

"I'm not surprised by this. I mean, it doesn't mean it's not dangerous," she said. "Grandma, you have to be prepared."

Old Mrs. Fang looked at her and suddenly smiled.

"Zhenzhen," she said, "there is one sentence you keep forgetting."

Miss Jun was stunned.

"What?" she asked.

Old Mrs. Fang looked indifferent.

"If the king wants his subjects to die, they have to die," she said.

Miss Jun's face suddenly changed.

"You." She said, but didn't know what to say.

Seems like he wants to laugh but also seems angry.

She thought about how Mrs. Fang didn't believe there was any danger, and kept trying to find a reason to convince her, but she didn't expect that Mrs. Fang actually did believe it.

"What do you mean?" she said, "Does that mean all my work was in vain? Am I meddling in other people's business? Shouldn't I have saved Chengyu?"

She pointed at Fang Chengyu not far away.

Fang Chengyu, who was looking unhappy, noticed it immediately and realized that the atmosphere here was not right. He subconsciously wanted to come over, but was stopped by Zhu Zan again.

"Sit down nicely," he said. "Men should not interrupt women when they are talking."

Fang Chengyu looked annoyed.

"They had a quarrel," he said.

"What are you afraid of? Who can argue better than her?" Zhu Zanhun said indifferently.

Bah, Fang Chengyu said in his heart, he was so angry that he died.

Miss Jun was indeed very angry.

"I shouldn't have found the shopkeeper Song and arrested the county magistrate Li. I should have let them continue to exist and continue to harm you." She said, "Why avenge my grandfather and uncle? They deserved to die, and it was glorious."

"Grandma, did you think I was causing trouble at that time? Was I causing chaos?"

Miss Jun had scolded and mocked people before, her expression had been dull, calm, and playful before, but she had never been so angry before.

It can be seen that he is really angry.

Old Mrs. Fang smiled.

"Don't say such childish things," she said. "You know we don't mean it that way."

She stood up and waved her hands.

"Okay, this is what I mean. Don't make a fuss about this. Now that you are back, you can stay at home for a while if you want. If you don't want to stay, just go back."

Because she saw the grilled fish that she had taken a bite of in her hand, she stuffed it into Miss Jun's hand.

"It's delicious," she said, then turned and walked away.

Miss Jun looked at her back and threw the grilled fish in her hand into the bonfire. There was a burst of smoke and sparks, and the aroma of burnt fish filled the air.