Pastoral Bamboo Fragrance

Chapter 434 Summer Diary (3)
Li Zhu sent Mao Er out the door, turned around and came back to open the package.There are several small packages in the big package. The first package contains local specialties, seaweed, dried shrimp and sea fish, and several beautiful shells that people can’t put it down; the other package contains several paintings, and the background is The sea, a big ship stands on the vast sea.Several waterfowl glide on the water.The artistic conception is very broad, but Li Zhu can read a kind of loneliness from it.

There is also a short message in the package, the letter is written without beginning or end: When I see waterfowl, I always think of those white silk-like birds in the reeds, and think of their singing... The sun was just right that day.

Li Zhu silently opened the last package. There were several packages of seeds in it, some of which Li Zhu did not recognize, but there was one package that made Li Zhu a little excited. It was a package of bright yellow corn.

The unpacking of this package was full of embarrassment and disappointment, and finally turned into excitement.

Li Zhu put away the painting.As for the corn and the other packets of seeds, she plans to plant them tomorrow.

After Li Zhu planted the corn, he asked Xiao Qiu to visit Maoer's house a few days later, and asked him if he still wanted to go to Mingzhou.Mao Er said that he was not sure, but he knew friends who might go there, and he could ask them to send any letters and things.

Li Zhu thought about it, and it was inconvenient to carry heavy things on such a long road, so she only asked someone to bring a summer dress, which was a white silk shirt, and wrote a letter, telling Cai Qing to take care of herself. The journey is long, please don't send anything back.Thinking of this, Li Zhu suddenly discovered that Cai Qing seemed to have a soft spot for white, while Ning Ximai seemed to prefer red, and he gave red silk twice.

Li Zhu just thought of Ning Ximai, and it didn't take long for her to hear about him.He died in Luojian on the way to the capital.

Li Zhu guessed intuitively that he must have escaped alive.He won't die so easily.

He escaped, and I hope that he really repented as said in the letter, and he would never come to him again from now on.

After a while, Mu Changqian told Li Zhu that the man surnamed Ning did not die and fled to Jichuan Mansion.Thousands of bandits gathered there, and the officers and soldiers returned without success several times to encircle and suppress them.

(End of this chapter)