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Jing Chunxi understood Chengrui and Chengzhi's current mood very well. This should be the so-called fear of close relatives and depression caused by separation from relatives.

They probably didn't meet each other many times since childhood. You can imagine how they felt when they suddenly met a cousin who might have been still in diapers at the time and whom they thought they might never see again in their lives.

All the affection and words in my heart were stuck in my throat, and I couldn't say a word. Now, I could only guess at the other person's voice, appearance, and smile.

The two brothers had been raised by their aunt for countless years and had long since become an integral part of the family. Their sudden departure must have been heartbreaking.

Jing Chunxi could sense the entanglement and contradiction in their hearts. If the two brothers did not behave abnormally or feel sad at this time, they would be heartless!

She sighed slightly and secretly comforted herself in her heart that perhaps when they arrived in Jian'an County and the three of them became familiar with each other, this emotion would naturally dissipate slowly.

"Let's go, Xiaoman, you can help the two sisters pack up. Everything was a mess when we got on the boat just now. I don't know where to move my things, and a lot of things are still in the carriage." Jing Chunxi instructed Xiaoman again, so that he wouldn't have to vent his energy. Back at Qingshan Villa, he trained for so long every day, and now that he suddenly stopped, he felt like he had put on some weight.

Jing Chunxi looked at his round face and couldn't help but want to reach out and pinch it, but without doing anything, Xiaoman laughed and dodged.

Xiao Man answered loudly: "I see. I have to help Uncle Qi. He said that the clothes we collected from the soldiers last time should be distributed to each person, and they should be allowed to try them on and keep them for themselves. This will save them from not being able to find them or wear them when they need them." As he spoke, he waved his fists and seemed particularly excited.

"Uncle Qi is so thoughtful! I had completely forgotten about the clothes." Jing Chunxi also felt that his brain wasn't enough. Fortunately, Ah Qi reminded him, otherwise he would have forgotten the clothes at the Tao Mansion. There was no guarantee that there would be no checkpoints along the way. If something really happened on the way, it would be easier to get things done with the help of the skin. Otherwise, who knows what difficulties would be encountered.

She was secretly grateful for Ah Qi's attentiveness. Fortunately, he was by her side, otherwise she really didn't know how many important things she would have missed.

On the first floor, Jing Chunxi went into the utility room and took out four bathtubs. After carefully checking everything and making sure nothing was missing, she left without worry. She saw Chuntao and Tangshuang packing away bottles and jars, sorting through food and other things.

Tang Shuang looked at the hundreds of pounds of pork belly that filled a large wooden basin. It looked very fresh, as if it had just been cut. She smiled happily: "These dog officials are really good. They eat delicious food and drink spicy drinks every day. This time, we got a bargain.

Miss, Chuntao said that we would have meat porridge for lunch and braised pork for dinner. Is that okay with you?"

Faced with a complete set of daily necessities, as well as large baskets of vegetables and large basins of meat, this time they no longer thought it was the work of Young Master Tao, but they also did not associate it with Jing Chunxi, and thought it was left by those lackeys.

Jing Chunxi smiled slightly and said, "It's all fine, you can do whatever you want, but don't be too extravagant. This meat will last for three days, and there won't be many opportunities to go ashore, otherwise you will only be able to eat bacon and pressed duck in the future." Before they started fishing, Jing Chunxi didn't dare to say in advance that there was fish to eat.

When talking about food, Tangshuang swallowed her saliva and said, "Smoked meat and pressed duck are more delicious. I like them too." She looked greedy, which made the guards beside her laugh.

Immediately, a guard who came to help said jokingly with a smile: "I don't think there is anything that Sister Frost doesn't like to eat." His words made several guards who were still on the deck laugh so hard. Frost just glared at them, not caring at all, and continued to busy herself with the work in her hands.

Jing Chunxi looked at the busy figures of Tang Shuang and Chun Tao, and couldn't help feeling warm in his heart, and didn't feel lonely at all.

While Tang Shuang and Chun Tao were busy, Jing Chunxi walked towards the entrance of the bottom warehouse.

Sure enough, two guards were standing at the entrance to the basement. When they saw Jing Chunxi approaching, they immediately straightened up and greeted her respectfully, "Miss, would you like to come in?"

Jing Chunxi nodded, his tone serious: "Just go in for a while, don't let anyone in, or you'll scare the horses and the boat will capsize."

When the guard heard Jing Chunxi's words, he immediately stood at attention, straightened his body again, with a serious expression on his face, and assured: "Brother has given the orders, I understand." His tone was firm, and it was obvious that he had remembered Ah Qi's orders and Jing Chunxi's instructions in mind.

Jing Chunxi nodded slightly, signaling them not to worry, then pushed open the door, walked in quickly, and gently locked the door behind him.

The light in the lower warehouse was dim, and the air was filled with the faint scent of horses. Jing Chunxi narrowed her eyes slightly, adjusting for a moment before carefully observing the horses. She noticed that the horses inside seemed a bit conscious, as if they had been drugged.

They were not as active as usual. Some of them lowered their heads with dazed eyes, looking a little listless; others occasionally raised their heads and made a few low hisses, as if expressing dissatisfaction.

Jing Chunxi smiled secretly. It seemed that Ah Qi and Chong San were still not reassured and had resorted to some tricks in advance.

However, she also noticed that although the horses looked a little confused, it seemed that the drug was not completely effective. They did not fall down, but they seemed to have little strength. Some of them seemed unruly and would occasionally kick the bottom of the boat restlessly, making a "de" sound.