Chapter 240 Four Villains Crematorium 70

Sang Yu's horse went all the way south. She didn't expect Sang Yu to be so persistent that he would close countless city gates in her name.

Sang Yu couldn't get out, so he could only stay in the city for several months.

In the end, Sang Yu couldn't find anyone, and the people complained, so he reluctantly opened the city gate.

Sang Yu dressed up like an old woman, hunched over her back, and lined up at the city gate to check out of the city.

She went through many difficulties on the road and finally arrived in Biannan in two months.

Originally, she planned to go find Mu Huai first.

But Mu Huai disappeared, and 38 could not find any trace of him for a while.

Xie Qian encountered some difficulties during the disaster relief process, so she went to Biannan first.

But when she found Xie Qian's residence after all the hard work, she heard some bad news.

Xie Qian was surrounded by disaster victims.

The floods in Biannan were severe and the victims were displaced.

Almost all of the 300,000 yuan in disaster relief money brought by Xie Qian was used to build housing and purchase food.

However, when the food was distributed, it did not really fall into the hands of the victims. Most of it was corrupted by local officials.

The victims did not have enough to eat and many died of hunger.

Some who couldn't bear it went to the county government where Xie Qian lived to make trouble.

Xie Qian learned that the local magistrate was the one leading the corruption, so he beheaded the magistrate in front of the victims.

"Don't worry, everyone, I will definitely investigate this matter thoroughly and give you an explanation."

Xie Qian's powerful words and his resolute attitude shocked the victims.

The victims became quiet one after another.

"Come here, take them to eat first."

Xie Qian brought many generals with him. Upon hearing this, the soldiers rushed forward and brought the victims into the government office.

Xie Qian was still holding a bloody sword in his hand. As soon as he returned the sword to the deputy general and walked towards the government office, he heard a clear and sweet voice.

"Xie Qian."

Xie Qian thought he heard wrongly, paused for a moment, and then continued walking inside.

"Xie Qian!"

This time, the sound was obviously much louder.

The familiar timbre made Xie Qian pause suddenly.

Did he miss her too much?

Otherwise, how could he hear her voice twice in a row?

"Xie Qian, it's me."

He stiffened and turned back slowly.

A familiar face actually appeared in front of me.

The girl who had been thinking about it day and night was wearing a cloud-patterned veil, her narrow waist was tightly tied with a red waist rope, and her long black hair was tied with an elegant white jade hairpin.

She stood there quietly, like a gentle ray of moonlight, falling on Xie Qian's heart impartially.

"Sangyu..."

Xie Qian was still a little stunned. The next moment, the girl threw herself into his arms.

"Xie Qian, I miss you so much. Do you miss me?"

The girl's voice rang in his ears again, and the touch in his arms was so clear that Xie Qian finally realized it.

It turned out to be not a dream...

He lowered his eyes slightly and looked at the girl's soft and white neck. He raised his arms, tightly held the girl's slender waist, and said hoarsely: "I want to."

I want to think about it so much that I’m going crazy.

The girl touched his muscles with her little hands and said coquettishly: "How much do you want him?"

Xie Qian looked at her deeply, said nothing, picked her up by the waist, and strode into the government office.

Sang Yu was brought in in a daze, still in his arms at first, but as soon as the door closed, she was pressed against the door.

The light in the room was a little dim, Xie Qian's hand gently pinched her chin, and his eyes stared at her like a wolf: "Let me tell you how much I miss you."

(End of chapter)