Forced to be a concubine, I went to my husband's place to become a wealthy merchant

Ye Xi followed Wei Jue's gaze to the osmanthus tree, and then stole a glance at him. Although she didn't like his attitude just now, she liked looking at his face. A handsome guy of this level, one more glance is better than another. Ye Xi "sneaked a glance" with confidence, and then she found that Wei Jue was tall and straight. When she saw him before, he was either sitting at the dinner table or riding a horse, so she had no idea of ​​his height.

Now she looked like a little bird standing next to him. She thought Pei Zhu was quite tall, but Wei Jue should be half a head taller than Pei Zhu, and his physique was really like a model, with broad shoulders, narrow waist, and long legs. A good face, a good figure, and an even better mixed life, it really has been unfair since ancient times.

Perhaps her gaze stayed on Wei Jue for too long, and Wei Jue suddenly turned his gaze back to her. Ye Xi blushed when he looked at her like this, secretly spitting on herself for being seduced by beauty, forgetting that this was ancient times, not an era where she could admire handsome men without restraint. If someone saw her by accident and spread rumors, it would be bad, not to mention that she was a married woman. She quickly turned her eyes away, her eyes wandering around, pretending that she had not looked at him just now.

At this time, Ye Xi found that she and Wei Jue were the only ones in the whole yard. This was a bit strange. Today was the fifteenth day of the first lunar month. Logically, there shouldn't be no one here. Could something have happened? She suddenly became worried about her mother and hurriedly raised her legs to walk out.

"Wait a minute, if Madam feels that I have disturbed your interest in appreciating the flowers, I can just leave. Madam, there is no need to panic." Wei Jue advised.

Ye Xi stopped and turned around and said, "No, I saw that there was no one here, and I was worried that there might be an accident outside."

Wei Jue suddenly realized and said, "No, I had someone guard the entrance and exit when I came here just now. I didn't expect there was someone in the yard. As the saying goes, first come, first served. Madam, you can continue to enjoy the flowers. I am waiting for someone here and will leave soon."

Ye Xi guessed that Wei Jue must have come with his family, and like her, he didn't want to stay in the inner hall so he waited in the courtyard. She felt that although that was what she said, it would not be good for a man and a woman to stay in the same courtyard, even if they were alone, and it would be known to others, so they had to leave quickly.

"I just remembered that it's about time for my mother to attend the Dharma talk. I have to go find her."

"Go ahead." Wei Jue said decisively.

Ye Xi turned around and wanted to leave.

"Wait a minute."

Suddenly being called again, Ye Xi turned around and looked at Wei Jue speechlessly, with a look on her face that said, "You'd better be really busy." She thought Wei Jue was trying to tease her, but she didn't expect that he was still serious, as if he was really busy. She didn't say anything, just looked at him and waited for him to continue.

"Madam, do you remember the leader who spoke to you during the robbery?"

Ye Xi didn't expect that this was the question. She hesitated and said, "There was a person who talked to me, and the others seemed to listen to him. He should be the leader, but I'm not sure." It was more objective. Generally speaking, the one who can make others obey should be the leader, but what if he is not the leader? He asked her if she remembered the "leader". What if she said she remembered, but the other person was not the leader? Wouldn't she be blamed for this?

"Madam, I have something to trouble you with. We have captured several robbers, but during interrogation they all said they were not the leaders, and we could not find out where their lair was. This officer is really troubled."

Ye Xi understood the unfinished words immediately, but she didn't really want to participate. However, this man had just saved her before, and it seemed unreasonable not to help. She kept struggling, and suddenly she thought of someone.