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"The mad horse rushed straight off the cliff, so there is no way to find out what caused it to go crazy."

After saying this, Jing Changning suddenly lowered his voice again: "Zhou Wei and the others are on the mountain next to us. They were actually prepared for this section of the road. They didn't expect this crazy horse to come so suddenly, and they didn't have time to take action.

Zhou Wei and his men were most worried about an ambush on the mountain, so they were so busy searching the mountain above that they didn't expect something like this to happen. I've already asked him to send people down the mountain to investigate..."

Jing Yongcheng stopped him and said, "It doesn't matter whether they look at it or not. Can we sue the authorities? We might as well let them move on."

There are many ways to scare a horse. If a horse falls off a cliff, it is likely to be completely destroyed. Even if they find out that there is something fishy, ​​given their current situation, they can only grit their teeth and swallow it with water, and there is no place to appeal.

Jing Yongcheng: "I'm afraid it's not just a group of people who want to kill me, and it may not be just County Lieutenant Yan who has been bribed."

This time even Old Madam Jing was silent. She held Jing Chunxi's shoulders, worried that she was scared, and patted her little hand comfortingly.

Grandpa Xiaobei: "The old general is right. What's past is past. It's important to strengthen the defenses behind us. We can't let such mistakes happen again."

After hearing this, Jing Changning pretended to run to the toilet in the nearby forest and contact Zhou Wei before the team behind him arrived.

The team went down the mountain very quickly, and soon Saburo and his companions, pulling the cart, arrived.

Jing Chunxi was a little worried about Tang Shuang and hurried over to check on her injuries. However, the family members who had come down from the mountain were even more worried about Jing Chunxi's safety. Jing Chunxi had no choice but to be comforted by a group of family members, fearing that he was not injured but frightened. Jing Mingyue even hugged her and cried bitterly: "Cousin, you really scared me to death, wuwu!"

A teenage girl hugged a girl of seven or eight and cried bitterly. Jing Chunxi...

After confirming that Jing Chunxi was indeed uninjured, Zhuang said to her, "Don't worry, Tang Shuang only had a minor scrape, but the wound is a little dirty from the dirt. I've already washed it with water and applied some of your grandfather's leftover medicine. But we need to convince her to stay in the cart for two days. She just wanted to pull the cart again."

Sugar Frost grinned when she saw her master and jumped down. "Actually, as soon as the young master was abducted, I threw away the carriage and rolled a few times towards the mountain. It was just that there were too many stones on the road, so I got a few injuries. I'm fine at all."

"Be good and listen to me. You can't pull the cart for the next two days." As for whether to ride in the cart or not, it all depends on the situation. She knows the nature of frosting very well. As long as she can move, it's impossible for her to sit in the cart for two days.

After using the best medicine and seeing that Tang Shuang was not stunned by the fall, Jing Chunxi turned his head back. But after thinking about it, he felt that Tang Shuang's words just now were not pleasing to the ear: "What do you mean I was kidnapped? It's not like we encountered horse thieves. They thought they were capturing the wife of the leader of a group!"

"This carriage belongs to the young playboy..." Silang was quick-witted. He had just said half of the sentence when he saw the man on the horse who had already arrived in front of him. He quickly changed his words and said, "Young Master Tao negotiated with Master Fang and gave it to us as compensation."

Sure enough, the car should have been broken into pieces, and Jing Chunxi also noticed that the car they were pulling was not the one brought from the capital.

Grandpa Xiaobei walked over and touched it. It was a little smaller than the old cart, but it looked new and sturdy. Compensating for such a cart wasn't a big loss. If it weren't for Young Master Tao's favor, they would have suffered such a loss and wouldn't have received a single penny in compensation. So he smiled and said, "This cart is pretty good. You can just use a mule and an ox to pull it."

The sisters-in-law and aunts were still in shock, but only after seeing their lost family members found their way back did they calm down. The eldest sister kept hugging and crying to Cousin Xi, which made the two little girls look confused. But seeing their serious expressions, they became more well-behaved and wanted to play with the rabbit together: "Ahhh! Our rabbit is gone."

Jing Mingzhu realized it later and started crying loudly when she didn't see the rabbit. Qiaoqiao was also in a bad mood and hugged Jing Mingzhu for fear that she would be sad, but she didn't dare to scream or cry.

The car was falling apart, so where was the rabbit? A rabbit with its legs tied up would have fallen to its death unless the rope broke and it escaped.

The accident happened so quickly that they were held in the adults' arms in a daze and had no idea that they almost died on the cliff. They didn't even pay much attention to the change of cars.

Heizi had been sitting nearby waiting for his master to come down. He was now standing next to Tao Jin and his horse. Seeing Jing Mingzhu's expression was not right, he quickly ran back and put his arm around Jing Mingzhu's little arm to comfort her: "Mingzhu, don't cry. Brother Heizi will help you catch one that's even whiter than that one next time."

This sentence made the little girl, who was originally just teary-eyed and not intending to cry, burst into tears: "No, I want that one, I want the exact same one."

Little Golden Bean came down immediately and blamed Heizi: "You have to pay for it."

"Don't be unreasonable. How can you compensate for it if it wasn't Brother Heizi who lost it?" Aunt Zhao was quite sensible. She also felt that her daughter had been spoiled by so many people after coming out for so many days, and she was becoming more and more ignorant. She wanted to slap her lightly.

Unexpectedly, Heizi gently blocked it, and his palm landed on his shoulder. Although it didn't hurt, Aunt Zhao was still very embarrassed: "Heizi, Aunt Zhao didn't hit you."

Heizi: "It's okay, Mingzhu is still young. I'll hunt another one for him when I have time."

Shi Lang also joined in from a few people: "There should be a lot of rabbits in this forest. Hei Zi and I are responsible for these rabbits. I won't lie to my sister. You crybaby, stop crying."

He hasn't caught fish for many days, and his hands and feet are itching. He wishes he could have more things to do in the future.

Sanlang stepped forward, put the cart on the ground, and whispered in Grandfather's ear, "Little Dandy and Third Uncle just had a long discussion with Master Fang and the others upstairs. They seemed to be arguing. Then Master Liu came up to mediate, and they finally gave in. They said they'd allow us to buy another mule to pull this cart when we get to the town ahead. But Third Uncle must have spent quite a bit of money on the arrangements."

Jing Yongcheng nodded. No wonder his three daughters-in-law and eldest granddaughter looked so pale. They were obviously not affected by the shock, and their clothes were messy. According to Jing Mingyue's usual temperament, she should not have collapsed and cried like this. She must have pretended to discuss and threaten the officials to get such benefits.

He looked at his old wife with an ambiguous look in his eyes for a long time before he said, "It's good that you can buy it."

Now that they have no shortage of money, it would be best if the family could save some effort on the road. It would be fine if they could be a little more cunning when necessary. Besides, they are indeed the victims in this matter. Not to mention that a cart was broken, but people almost fell to their death. They deserve some compensation.