Huo Sisi brought An Xiyue and Nangong Yuanyi to the side hall.
At this time, they took a closer look. The mansion of Tu Taishou was also very luxuriously decorated. It seemed low-key, but upon closer inspection, everything seemed exquisite.
Here, after Tu Kui sent Wu Liang away, he only felt that the two ginseng they brought were an eyesore because he preferred silver, which was more substantial.
That's why Tu Kui didn't like antique paintings either. He felt that those things were not worth looking at.
Nangong Yuanyi was naturally reluctant to give money to a corrupt official. After much deliberation, it was most appropriate to give two ginseng.
However, when Wu Liang came to report the disaster, he felt that even if they didn't send money, they could send food.
Because grain can now be exchanged for money, the tip he received was that although Kyoto had sent another batch of disaster relief grain, the grain was not enough to help the people in the two states, so Uncle Huo could sell grain with confidence.
He also found out that the emperor had allocated funds for disaster relief, which meant that the court had money.
Now he wanted to know how much food Master Yuan had on hand so that he could make his next plan.
The disaster relief funds allocated by the court are also used to buy grain. If he has a lot of grain, it will be a sleepy pillow, wonderful, wonderful.
Nangong Yuanyi did not give him a clear quantity. He only said that they had started purchasing grain at low prices a few months ago, and Tu Tu could get as much as he wanted.
So Tu Taishou took his private seal and wrote a clearance warrant and gave it to his confidant, and then asked the confidant to follow this "Master Yuan".
As long as he does transport food, this clearance warrant will have a big effect.
After everything was settled, Nangong Yuanyi and An Xiyue formally stood up and left.
Here, after they left, Tu Taishou left Jiu Yiniang alone in the side hall.
Jiu Yiniang knew the reason why Tu Kui doted on her. Firstly, because she was the daughter of the Huo family. When they gave her to Tu Kui, it was destined that she would only be Tu Kui's woman, so she allowed herself to live a life of wantonness. , there is nothing wrong with spending the butcher's money to satisfy your own desires.
The second reason is that she is very obedient. Tu Kui is not someone who trusts people easily, including her.
At this time, Tu Kui pulled Huo Sisi and hugged him on his lap, and said sadly: "Does Sisi like the snow fox cloak on Mrs. Yuan?"
Huo Sisi hooked Tu Kui's neck, raised her red lips, and said softly: "It doesn't matter if Sisi likes it. It was a gift from Mr. Yuan to his wife. Even if Sisi likes it, there's nothing she can do about it. Alas, Master She's already very nice to Sisi, and Sisi doesn't think it's a big deal if she doesn't have that cloak."
"As long as Sisi likes it, there will never be a time when I fail to satisfy you." Tu Kui pulled Huo Sisi and made love to her.
He wanted Huo Sisi to keep it a secret. He didn't want Huo Sisi to spread to the Huo family. He wanted to truly make Huo Sisi his.
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After a while, they came out of the prefect's mansion.
Sun Zuo and Wu Liang hid in the dark and saw Tu Taishou's cronies following "Mr. Yuan".
At the same time, Nangong Yuanyi naturally knew that Sun Zuo and Wu Liang were hiding in the dark. He carefully helped An Xiyue get into the carriage and ordered the driver to go directly back to Yunju.
Here, Cheng Feng suddenly appeared behind Sun Zuo and Wu Liang, startling them immediately.
Cheng Feng said: "Young Master said that everything will go according to plan. When the time comes, you just need to cooperate with us, so Young Master asked me to inform you two adults. Don't worry."
Sun Zuo had already received a hundred cars of silver, but he didn't tell Wu Liang. Naturally, he believed them 100%, "Prefect Tu has even sent his own cronies, Lord Wu, don't worry."
