He patted his cheeks; those were walking, gleaming silver coins, the pleasures of gentlemen, not something he could even dream of.
"I'm sure you've heard it. Let's go," he said.
Su Ruanruan wiped away her tears and got up from the ground. "I'll do anything as long as you don't hurt me."
Her obedience pleased the man and saved him a lot of trouble.
She followed the man outside the courtyard and indeed saw the two men lying on the ground.
"Please don't hurt them, they are pitiful people just like me. And this courtyard, the shopkeeper rented it, please don't damage it."
"Why all the fuss?" The man shoved Su Ruanruan into the car, then called another person, and they drove off together.
The carriage traveled along the dimly lit road, with only the lantern in the man's hand guiding the way.
Su Ruanruan leaned against the car wall, shrinking her body.
She had no chance to escape along the way.
She didn't know how long she had been asleep when she was shaken awake. When she opened her sleepy eyes, she found herself being carried to another carriage.
Fortunately, there were fur blankets in the carriage, so she didn't get hurt from the fall.
Now, she was completely wide awake, sitting cross-legged in the carriage, thinking about how to escape.
She didn't know how long they had been traveling. Su Ruanruan was dozing off in the carriage when she heard voices coming from outside.
She felt that it was already broad daylight, and just as she was about to peer outside, someone lifted the curtain, holding a black strip of cloth in their hand.
Su Ruanruan asked curiously, "What is this?"
"Will you tie it yourself, or should I tie it for you?"
Su Ruanruan stared intently at the man. He was dressed in black, with cold and unsmiling features.
Seeing such a beauty, he showed no amazement, remaining quite indifferent.
Moreover, she exuded a chilling aura, unlike an ordinary guard.
Damn, we're doomed.
Who exactly is this Master Zhao that Zhao Sheng is talking about? Is he not an ordinary local gentry?
Will I be able to keep this body today?
Writing in the middle of the night, it's really hard to write without an outline.
Haha, I know what kind of stories you guys like to read. I'm recommending a story I read a few days ago called "The Impure Princess." I'm guessing you'll like it.
Let me recommend another one of Tomato's top ten most wicked novels: *The White Snake*.
Finally, I recommend a novel by Mi Tuanzi called *Under the Skirt*. It's a reincarnation story, and it's incredibly good. I followed it for two years, and the author finally finished it. Because many people were reluctant to see it end, the editor kept rejecting the author's requests to close the story. Finally, the author wrote a third reincarnation, and only then did the editor agree to let it end. (It's not available on Tomato, but it's really good.)
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