A guide to getting rich

Chapter 351 Not Mine
Hu Feng shook his head: "No, I also have the jade pendant that represents identity, which is different from this kind."

"Why is it different?"

Hu Fengdao: "The jade pendant that represents identity is usually engraved with the family logo and personal secret. The jade pendant that Meng Nan gave you has the Meng family's family crest and the secret mark representing the identity of the son of the Meng family. Anyone who sees it will know."

Bai Zhi looked at Hu Feng suspiciously, and asked: "Since that jade pendant is not a symbol of identity, it is just an ordinary object, and from what you say, you don't seem to care about these things, why did you just glance at them?" , and recognized the jade pendant worn by the old lady of the Bai family, which is very similar to a certain jade pendant in your family?"

Hu Fengdao: "That jade pendant has a unique shape and is different from ordinary jade pendants. I think it's hard to forget."

"In that case, why can't you remember where that jade pendant came from?"

Hu Feng looked at Bai Zhi suspiciously: "Why do you care so much about this jade pendant? Could it be yours?"

In an instant, thousands of thoughts flashed through Bai Zhi's mind, and she finally shook her head: "No, it's not mine. How could I have such a thing? I'm just curious because it's special."

Hu Feng is the prince, if that jade pendant has anything to do with Hu Feng, then her identity must not be simple.

No matter how noble the status of Bai Zhi's predecessor was, it has nothing to do with her, and she does not want to inherit this relationship.

Besides, what's the point of getting back a family that can throw away a baby in swaddling?
And now she only wants to live a leisurely life with her mother in this small mountain village. She doesn't want to participate in the intrigues in the capital city.

Hu Feng didn't think much about it. After all, it was just a jade pendant, and there were many similar things in the world.

The two of them had no more words along the way, and returned to the edge of the field one after the other. The wheat in the field was almost harvested, and A Wu was struggling among the last row of wheat.

Bai Zhi put down the things in her hand, took the water bag from under the straw and sent it.

"Brother Wu, I didn't expect that you are quite good at farm work."

A Wu stopped what he was doing, took the water bag from Bai Zhi, drank a big gulp, wiped off his sweat, and then responded with a smile: "When I was fleeing with my wife and daughter, I passed by a village. The two old people were tired and fainted in the field, so they rescued them, and then temporarily lived in their house, helped them harvest the wheat in the field, and earned some rations."

Bai Zhi wondered: "Aren't you from Qingyuan Town?"

A Wu shook his head: "I'm not from Qingyuan Town, because I have a few relatives living in Qingyuan Town, so I came to join them, but who would have imagined—" He shook his head with a wry smile, didn't continue talking, bent over and went on live.

Bai Zhi didn't ask any more questions, and went back to the car with the water bag in hand, and helped Hu Feng tie the red fruit branches to the roof of the car.

After finishing their work in the field, the three of them drove the carriage back to the village, just in time for lunch.

Before I had time to wash my face and eat lunch, two uninvited guests rushed into the yard.

"Where's Bai Zhi? Come out to me!"

Zhao Lan put the rice on the table, frowned and said, "It sounds like Jia Dazhuan's voice, why is he here?"

Bai Zhi had expected him to come, how could such a person miss the opportunity to blackmail her.

"It's him. His son fell from the red fruit tree. I happened to meet him. Seeing that the child is pitiful, I can't just ignore him. I helped him connect his dislocated arm and fixed the wound on his broken leg. This is no credit. It’s hard work, right? But their father and wife are fine, and they said that I killed their son and asked me to pay for it. Do you think I’m wronged?”

(End of this chapter)