Locked: God is the matchmaker, neither you nor I can escape

Yan Zheng looked at the changed surroundings, still feeling dizzy, and slowly recalled everything that had just happened to him in his mind.

After being taken away by the big guard, he kept his eyes closed almost the entire time. After feeling the security of being on solid ground, he discovered that they had reached their destination.

Then he watched the eldest guard hand him over to another brother. He remembered that brother was one of the personal guards following Hua Murong, and his name seemed to be Ming.

Afterwards, Brother Ming led him through many twists and turns and finally brought him to the yard where he was now. He said a lot of things in a babble, but he only remembered a few main things.

1. His yard was separated from the yard of Xin Ye and his wife by only a wall, which was said to be to make it convenient for Xin Ye to come over every day to treat him.

2. The mansion did not purchase slaves. The servants of the young master, young lady and guests were all brought from home. Therefore, Hua Murong would arrange a servant to take care of his daily life. He would need to work together with the servant to clean the yard on daily basis.

Their brother-in-law said that they can go out into the yard after the wound has healed for a few days. After that, they can move their hands and feet and clean up the dead leaves in the yard. They don't need to bend over or exert much effort, just move their hands.

3. Without the permission of their master or mistress, he is absolutely not allowed to leave the yard or leave the house, otherwise he will bear the consequences.

4. The meal time in the mansion is fixed. If you miss it, there will be no cook in the kitchen to prepare the meal.

5. If you encounter danger, you can immediately ask for help from the eldest lady and brother-in-law in the next yard.

six,……

Yan Zheng felt like he was being cheated. He was paid 12,000 taels of silver a month as protection money, and food and medical expenses were not included, yet he was being treated like this?

After all, he is a patient. Let alone other things, is it normal to let patients take care of their own diet and daily life?

However, things have come to this point, he has no choice but to agree.

Yan Zheng looked up at the gloomy sky and felt depressed. After letting out a long breath, he slowly walked into the house. At this time, the floor heating had been turned on in the house. As soon as he came in, Yan Zheng was stunned for a moment, then warmth spread from his body to his heart, and his tightly pursed lips relaxed a little.

The room had been cleaned up. When the servant saw Yan Zheng coming in, he immediately put down the rag in his hand and stepped forward to greet him: "Greetings, Master Zheng. I am A Guang. The master has instructed that if you have any needs in the future, you can tell me. I will do my best to complete it for you."

"I'm a little tired. I'll go back to my room and rest for a while. You can wake me up when it's time for dinner." After a busy morning, he no longer had the energy to work hard.

"Yes, but sir, you must drink the medicine before going to sleep." A Guang reminded.

Yan Zheng was a little surprised: "In such a short time, you have already prepared the medicine for me?!"

"Yes, I am the advance troop. After receiving the message from the master, I have already prepared myself."

Yan Zheng opened his mouth, but turned away: "Okay, please bring the medicine over."

After drinking the medicine, Yan Zheng lay on the bed and soon fell into a deep sleep. It was not known whether it was because he was too weak, or if there was a sedative in the medicine, or maybe both.

After listening to A Guang's report, Hua Murong looked indifferent, said nothing, and waved her hand to signal him to leave.

At this time, he was checking what was happening in Prince Wei's Mansion after Yan Zheng entered the capital.

King Wei was still on duty and not in the palace at this time. The first person to get the news was Yan Zheng's stepmother, and she arranged all the subsequent matters.