Lady she is beautiful

Chapter 246 Helpless
Wu Erlang said quickly: "My lord, the grass people really don't dare to be some great heroes. We just encountered them and couldn't avoid them, so we desperately killed them. It was purely a fluke, and it is not worth publicizing."

He doesn't want too many people to know.

For this reason, he deliberately made a detour to the county town that came a long way.

If it was well known, his old lady might make some troubles to grab the reward.

Unless his mother didn't know that he had this reward money, if she knew, she would never let the money go because he and the Hua family paid off the gambling debts for the Wu family.

He didn't want to go through such heart-breaking things again.

So I hope the county government will keep a low profile.

But for the magistrate of the county, how can such a thing that demonstrates his performance be lightly exposed, it must be praised and publicized.

It is also a great pride of the county magistrate to erect local heroes.

Wu Erlang, who never expected the county master to be so flattering, had no choice but to set foot on his way home.

Before Wu Erlang came back after dark, everyone in the Hua family was restless.

Aunt Zhou was ready for dinner and no one had any appetite. Mr. Hua walked outside the courtyard to look around from time to time, and the longer he waited, the more worried he became.

No one was seen until halfway through the hour, Wanniang couldn't bear it anymore, she was so worried that she secretly wiped her tears.

She was very helpless in her heart. Even when she was rescued from the river and woke up to face a strange environment and people, she was not as scared as she is now.

She thought of many possibilities, such as too many prey, and Wu Erlang would have to work hard to move to the town, such as whether he overslept from exhaustion in the mountains, or whether he got lost in the mountains and so on.

I just didn't dare to think about whether he was eaten by wild animals.

But this one is almost the most likely possibility.

Because Wu Erlang never went home after dark.

The less you dare to think about the possibility, the greater the possibility.

The night was getting deeper and deeper, and Aunt Zhou, who had always been uneasy about Wu Erlang going hunting in the mountains, couldn't bear to see Wan Niang's look of despair, so she hugged her red-eyed and comforted her: "It's okay, Erlang will be fine."

But if something really happened, what would the family do?
There will be no happiness for this family without that one.

Hua Langzhong was standing outside the courtyard gate, feeling the same fear and anxiety in his heart.

Everyone knows that hunting is risky, but because Wu Erlang has been making money from it, there is no way to stop it.

Although there are worries on weekdays, Wu Erlang can always go home after dark, so everyone can only let him go.

But there is always a string in his heart that is stretched for him.

Now the string is about to snap.

It's time for Haishi, if you don't come back, I'm afraid it's really bad luck.

If something happens in the mountains, you can't even find it. It's really the pain of not seeing people alive or dead.

He knew that the two women behind him were secretly wiping tears, but he couldn't comfort him.

After tonight, if Wu Erlang hadn't appeared, tomorrow would be like a dark night for the Hua family, and there would be no light.

Wan Niang sat at the door of the main room and looked at the night sky with empty and helpless eyes, letting Aunt Zhou use her fan to drive away mosquitoes for her.

She came to this strange place, lived with these strangers, and developed feelings day by day.

She has made various assumptions about her life, and Wu Erlang exists in each assumption.

If there is no him, what is the meaning of what she thinks and does?
She has no memory and can't go home. She has no family. After finally having this family of four, she is worried that the most important person will be lost.

Wanniang couldn't bear to think about how she would live in the future.

She can't take it.

She cried, and Aunt Zhou hugged her distressedly and wept together.

"Da da da!" There was a sound of footsteps coming from far to near outside the village.

Hua Langzhong, who was standing outside the door, was shocked, and hurried to the village road to look far away.

(End of this chapter)