Fu Huang: Husband, here is a ginseng

"I'm sorry! I'm already engaged!"

Gao Zhijun once again used this excuse to get away with it and shut love out of the door.

Maybe she is a little cold-blooded and a little ignorant. In order to live a better life, she chooses freedom and gives up love.

Isn't there an old saying: Life is precious, but love is more precious. If it is for freedom, both can be abandoned.

"It's okay. It's my fault. I apologize for causing you trouble just now. I won't do it again. You are my sister."

Huo Jinqian suppressed his bitterness and pretended to be nonchalant. Both confessions ended in failure.

At this moment, Huo Jinqian's heart was broken. It turned out that he had been wishful thinking all along. How could the other party fall in love with him when she was already engaged?

Since we can't be together, let's be brother and sister.

As long as she is happy, I will be happy too.

“It’s okay, I didn’t take it to heart.

You are very good. You will definitely meet a good girl in the future and you will live a happy life. "

Gao Zhijun cleared her throat awkwardly and said.

In fact, when it comes to love, she is like a blank sheet of paper.

Faced with such an embarrassing situation, she didn't know how to answer and could only chat awkwardly like this.

"Okay, I will find a good wife. I hope my sister and brother-in-law will love each other and live happily ever after!"

Huo Jinqian blessed them with a smile.

However, his smile was uglier than crying, but Gao Zhijun couldn't see it.

Brother-in-law? What the hell? She didn’t even know what the man she imagined looked like, so how could they be in love and live happily ever after?

No matter how hard you try, you have to make up excuses and lie to cover it up: "Don't worry, we have a great relationship and will grow old together."

"I'm going out, you stay here."

Gao Zhijun decided to end this awkward conversation, otherwise she really wouldn't be able to make up for it.

One lie needs to be covered up with countless lies. She finally realized it.

“I’d better go with you. It’s only natural for a brother to protect his sister.

Or, what you just said was just an excuse to fool me."

Huo Jinqian was afraid that something might happen to her, so he insisted on going with her.

Never mind, if he wants to follow, let him follow.

I can't be too pretentious, otherwise, it will become like what he said, and I will just lie to him.

"Well, follow me if you want."

After Gao Zhijun finished speaking, she went to find Manager Tong to borrow a carriage.

After borrowing the carriage, both of them were in a dilemma because neither of them knew how to drive a carriage.

Huo Jinqian had never driven a horse-drawn carriage. On the way to escape famine, the people who drove ox-drawn carts were either Jinzhou or Jinting.

Gao Zhijun had never driven a horse-drawn carriage. In her previous life, she had only driven cars, airplanes, and yachts.

The original owner was born in the countryside and had never driven a horse carriage.

Although she had never driven a horse-drawn carriage, Gao Zhijun felt that she could do it well. After all, she could drive airplanes and yachts, which were so difficult to drive. It didn't make sense that she couldn't drive a horse-drawn carriage. Isn't that just driving a horse?

Huo Jinqian disagreed. How could a man of his stature allow a woman to sit outside in public and drive a carriage?

From this we can see that Huo Jinqian is still a bit chauvinistic.

The final result was that Huo Jinqian drove the carriage and Gao Zhijun sat in the carriage.

The city gate of Liangzhou.

Because of the heavy rain that lasted for a whole day and night, the greenhouse was leaking everywhere, leaving many refugees wet in the rain, and some of them caught a cold.

The family members brought the patients to the city gate, hoping that the soldiers guarding the gate would let them into the city to see a doctor, but they were stopped outside.

When the family members saw that the officers and soldiers refused to let them in, they gathered around and argued.

When the situation was tense, Governor Chu, the legal advisor, Gao Zhijun and Huo Jinqian arrived one after another.

"what happen?"

Prefect Chu got off the carriage and asked angrily.

"Sir, these unruly people are causing trouble here, and we are here to maintain order."

An officer was startled and quickly explained.

"Sir, this is unjust! Our family members are sick and need to go in to see a doctor. They refused to let us in, saying they had to ask the adults before letting us in."

"That's right, our relatives have caught a cold and need to see a doctor."

"Sir, please let us in to see a doctor. My mother has a high fever and won't go away. If she doesn't take medicine to reduce the fever, she will die."

"Please let us in to see the doctor!"

When the refugees saw the prefect, they begged him to let them in to see a doctor and almost cried.

Governor Chu looked at the expressions of the patients opposite him, all of whom looked sick and now had to stand outside in the rain, and he immediately became furious.

“This is how you do things. Didn’t I tell you to be polite to the people and try to satisfy their needs?

Did you guys take my words to heart?"

"Sir, we know we are wrong, please forgive me this time."

The officers and soldiers kowtowed to Prefect Chu and begged for mercy.

This officer was the one who took Gao Zhijun and the others to Tongfu Inn.

Gao Zhijun also came here at this time and looked at the prefect Chu in front of her. He was a middle-aged man in his thirties, with a sturdy body, handsome appearance, a kind face, but his words were sonorous and powerful.

She heard everything he said just now. From his tone, she could tell that he was a good official who loved the people like his own children and cared about the people. Perhaps he would believe what she was about to say and would not embarrass her.

"I greet the prefect. I know a little bit about medicine and can treat them."

When Gao Zhijun saw the prefect, she bowed to him but did not kneel.

The other party is here in plain clothes, so there should be no need for him to kneel down and kowtow.