When the prince of no descendants found out that he had a baby, he went crazy

Chapter 130 130Trust
Gu Hua led Mu Feng and Mu Xue, who were carrying two packages of food, to the place where the exiled prisoners were held.

The guard stopped Gu Hua and the others and said sternly, "Who are you? Don't you know that you are not allowed to visit here casually?"

Gu Hua thought it was better to have less trouble than more, so he gave Mu Feng a look.

"Sir, please do me a favor." Mu Feng took out a silver ingot and prepared to give it to the yamen runner with a stern look.

Seeing Mu Feng stuffing a silver ingot of ten taels, the yamen runner's eyes flashed with greed, but then he thought of something and his face darkened again. He drove him away, "Go, go, do you think this is a place you can enter just by paying money?"

Gu Hua narrowed his eyes slightly, and a sneer appeared at the corner of his mouth.

She should have guessed why the runner clearly wanted the silver ingot but ultimately refused it with reluctance.

For some unknown reason, Xiao Junlin openly robbed someone's luxurious mansion.

Prefect Wang did not dare to confront Xiao Junlin, who was accompanied by his personal guards, so he vented his dissatisfaction and anger on these people.

It seemed that it was impossible for her to pay Wang Geng to have them exiled to a better place.

The governor of Shu County wanted to make things difficult for these exiles. Who would dare to send them to a place where they could easily survive?

But the more this is the case, the more Gu Hua wants to see those people who followed him today.

"Look at this, maybe you can let me in?"

"This, this, this..." The yamen runner widened his eyes in surprise, "How come you have this thing?"

Gu Hua raised his eyebrows but did not answer his question.

Looking at the prince's token in Gu Hua's hand, the bailiff had no choice but to let him go.

"Master." Dagui and Ergui were sitting on a place covered with thatch. They saw Gu Hua walking in through the gap between the prison bars and stood up immediately.

Uncle: "Hua'er."

Seeing Gu Hua, everyone came over.

Maybe it was because of the money she gave, everyone who followed her was imprisoned in a cell, "Are you okay?"

Everyone answered: "All good."

I wasn't beaten or scolded when I was brought here, and although the food was a little worse, there was really nothing wrong with it.

Gu Hua lowered his eyes, thought for a while, and reminded everyone truthfully, I'm afraid you may not be able to go to the place you were originally assigned to. "

Uncle Chen: "What's going on?"

Gu Hua looked at everyone waiting for her answer, and whitewashed someone's robbery, saying: "Prince Li, in order to save money and manpower, we have temporarily abandoned the construction of the Prince's Palace and requisitioned the mansion of the Shu County Governor worth hundreds of thousands of taels..."

She didn't need to say anything else. The others knew how unwilling Wang Taishou was to have his house robbed, and it seemed understandable that he vented his anger on these exiles who could not resist.

"I knew you were a jinx, a disaster. Not only did you cause us to be exiled with you, but we also had to suffer in a worse place."

"That's right, a jinx." Miao covered her face and cried as if her parents had died, "Wow, why am I so unlucky to marry into the Gu family?"

Gu Hua felt a headache when he saw Ye scolding him and Miao crying bitterly.

To be honest, they were really the ones who made them tired. If someone else scolded Gu Hua like this, she would definitely scold them back. But now, whether for the sake of Uncle Chen and Gu Chen, or for other reasons, Gu Hua didn't want to argue with them.

"Sister Gu." Shen Hongwei pushed Gu Chen, squeezed over, and said sincerely: "Anyway, we are all exiled people. It doesn't matter where we are sent to live."

Gu Hua reached out and tucked the girl's hair behind her ears, then patted her head. "Trust me, sister. Even if you are exiled to a more desolate place, I won't let you starve to death." Shen Hongwei untied her mouth and smiled foolishly, "I believe you, sister. You are so powerful. I believe everything you say."

"..."Gu Hua was delighted to have a fan girl.

Shen Hongling came over and said, "I believe in Sister Gu, too."

Outsiders all believe in Gu Hua, so how could our family fall behind?

Uncle Chen, Gu Chen, Chen Ling and others were glared at the Shen sisters who had expressed their opinions first, and said, "We believe it too."

“Hahaha.” Several mocking laughs came from the side: “Believe it, when you are thrown into a desolate place with nothing, waiting to die.

She lives with that nobleman, eating delicacies from land and sea, and living in a luxurious mansion. I hope you can still believe what she said."

Gu Hua turned his head and looked at the cell next to him where Gu Jitang, a group of Gu's family members, and Wang Hanyou and others were imprisoned. These were the people who laughed at him.

There was no explanation, only one sentence to them: "Wait and see."

Gu Hua did not mention the matter of exile, and asked Mu Feng and Mu Xue behind him to give the steamed buns, chicken, duck, fish and meat they brought for them to Dagui and Ergui.

Gu Hua: "These are made with ingredients from the Wang family's kitchen that they were not allowed to take away. You are in for a treat."

As the man who was trained to succeed his father as the chief steward, Gu Hua believed that he would be able to get food and avoid the hands of the Ye and Miao families.

Seeing that Gu Hua brought so many delicious foods here, the others who had been sleeping in the open all the way couldn't help but swallow their saliva.

Sun Chengfeng, who was sitting across the cell, saw his eldest grandson. His little face was yellow and thin due to lack of nutrition. He blinked his big eyes and looked at him pitifully.

In the end, it was the love for his children and grandchildren that overcame his dignity: "Master Gu, can you give my grandson a steamed bun? I will consider it as a favor my grandson's family owes you. I will definitely repay you if I have the chance."

Gu Hua seldom interacted with other people along the way, but she also recognized the Sun family on the way. She saw that it was a little boy of four or five years old. Although he was thin, he had a handsome face, especially his eyes, which were bigger than those of ordinary people and flashed with a little intelligent light.

"Dagui, take out three steamed buns and a few slices of meat for Mu Xue."

When the Sun family heard Gu Hua's instructions, they knew she agreed.

"Thanks,"

Gu Hua looked and realized that the person who thanked him was not the former Imperial Censor Sun Chengfeng, but the little boy's father, the eldest son of the Sun family, Sun Haihui, who was abandoned and divorced by his wife before being exiled.

"We want it too." When the Gu family and the Wang family saw that Gu Hua agreed to the Sun family's request, they all shouted, "Gu Hua, why can you take care of Gu Jikun and the others, but be so cruel to us?"

But no one paid any attention to them. Then they saw that Gu Hua ignored their requests and his vicious curses were also ignored. They were so anxious that they didn't get a single crumb of the steamed bun.

...and cursed her for not recognizing her relatives.

When Dagui brought the steamed buns over, Gu Hua picked one up, put a piece of meat in it, and threw it to the eldest son of the Shan family who lived not far from the Sun family.

Shan Chengshuo subconsciously caught the thing that was thrown at him with great agility. After seeing clearly, he raised his head to look at the tall figure who had left with someone.

Pursing his lips, he said, "I, Dan, will remember this favor."

Then, when the family of Shan's second brother came to grab the buns, he handed the buns to his wife and said, "Hurry up and give it to Yue'er."

The little girl was two or three years old. She was so hungry that she looked unrecognizable because she had been spoiled since childhood and was not used to eating rough food during her exile. It was only when Gu Hua saw the little girl like this that he threw a steamed bun to her.

(End of this chapter)