It's really hard to just farm peacefully.

Governor Fang was disfigured and fell into a coma due to fire poisoning. The guards who accompanied him were either dead or injured!

Jiang Yan was quietly informed of the news the next morning when she was waiting at the courtyard gate to receive the food from the kitchen staff. She felt complicated after hearing it.

At first, I was curious about who was the person who could have blocked Governor Fang's path to promotion and even put his life in danger.

Then they were worried about their own whereabouts. If Governor Fang met with an accident, would these maids follow Miss Fu to the next destination or hand her over to someone else?

Jiang Yan secretly found Chunying, the most well-informed and knowledgeable person in the hospital, intending to ask her for advice on how to escape from citizenship. The most important thing was to ask her if she would mind making some extra money and taking herself out with her before she was ready to escape.

Chunying was speechless for a moment at this unprovoked question, but then she quickly recalled the unusual events in the mansion last night and asked perceptively, "Do you know what happened?"

Jiang Yan struggled for a few seconds over whether to reveal this to Fu Nulang in advance. If she didn't, it would be a lack of professional ethics for a maid. If she did, what if she wanted to leave the courtyard to visit a patient, and the governor's wife asked about it, she would be exposed, and then her colleagues in the kitchen would be implicated...even more unethical.

When Chunying asked, Jiang Yan said without hesitation: "One for one."

Chunying thought about the request Jiang Yan had just made, and felt that it would not be a hindrance to her or difficult to implement, so she nodded in agreement.

But she couldn't help but complain about the inconvenience of this identity: It's so annoying. If she hadn't been trapped in this yard since last night, she would have been able to get the latest news.

It was not until the evening of that day that Fu Nulang and the other maids learned from Mrs. Yang that Governor Fang had been injured.

At that time, the governor's wife had just finished dealing with the various officials who came to inquire about Governor Fang's situation, and had sent away Yu Xiaolang and several beauties who had sneaked into the garden anxiously. Only then did she remember that she had not seen Fu Weishen all day.

Although he knew that she was following his orders and not leaving the hospital to cause trouble, he couldn't help but feel dissatisfied with her for being too dull and inflexible at such an old age.

However, this time, the wife of the governor did not have much energy to scold Miss Fu. Her mind was already occupied with how to wake Governor Fang up and what had happened.

Governor Jiang was also pondering this question. Last night, he had his guards transported back to the palace overnight, waiting to interrogate them as soon as they recovered.

He waited another two days before finally getting an answer, but the whole incident left him with a lingering feeling.

Back to November 25th, Governor Fang, who had received a secret letter the night before, rode all night with a 40-man escort team and finally arrived not far from the mine in the afternoon.

In order to avoid an ambush, Commander Sun, the deputy of General Lu who was in charge of commanding the operation, chose to divide the troops into a guard team to encircle and advance.

The entire mine was silent. The guard team tiptoed to the entrance of the mine, took a look, and found that there was no one outside.

After entering, they carefully searched everywhere, but found no special clues except for the ashes that had long been scattered on the ground and had lost all its warmth.

Chief Sun stared at the three mine tunnels inside the mine and was very worried that someone might be hiding in them.

However, rushing in without being familiar with the area would only put everyone in danger, so it was decided to leave twelve people behind to guard the mine tunnel and the entrance outside to prevent anyone from escaping.

After he and the others confirmed that there was no danger around, they lit a fire in the mine to see if they could use smoke to force the people out. Even if they couldn't come out, they would definitely die if they were trapped inside.