Quick mission: We don't make trouble

Shopkeeper Yang hurried back to the city with the letter from Captain Yang.

At this time in Yucheng, the rain had stopped, the sun had come out, more people were walking around, and the streets were gradually becoming lively again.

Shopkeeper Yang rode non-stop all the way, not paying attention to the market conditions on the street, and went straight to the county government office to pay a visit to the county magistrate.

When Manager Yang finally arrived at the county government office, he saw the vermilion gate was tightly closed, but the two stone lions at the door still stood majestically. He took a deep breath, straightened his clothes, and stepped forward to gently knock on the doorknob. After a while, the door opened a crack, and an officer poked his head out.

"Hey, Shopkeeper Yang, why are you here?"

Shopkeeper Yang hurriedly handed over his business card and explained his purpose.

The officer said, "You've arrived at the right time. The county magistrate has just returned. Please wait in the gatehouse for a while. I'll go and inform the magistrate."

Went in with name tag.

After a while, he came out again, "Shopkeeper Yang, the master wants to see you."

The officer led the shopkeeper Yang through the courtyard and into the main hall. At this time, the county magistrate, Mr. Zhou, had just returned from a tour of the countryside.

I hadn't even had time to change my clothes, which were now covered in mud.

He had just picked up the teacup and taken a sip when the officer brought in Manager Yang.

When Shopkeeper Yang saw Lord Zhou, he quickly took a few steps forward, bowed respectfully, and said, "I pay my respects to the County Magistrate!"

Upon seeing this, Mr. Zhou quickly stood up and said with a smile, "Oh, Shopkeeper Yang, why do you have to be so polite? Please stand up quickly!" Then he personally walked over and helped Shopkeeper Yang up.

But Shopkeeper Yang refused to stand up and continued kneeling, saying, "Master Zhou, this disaster relief effort is entirely due to your proper command. Only then could we successfully complete our mission."

Mr. Zhou advised again, "Manager Yang, you're too modest. Your Yang Family Warehouse has made a great contribution to this disaster relief effort! If it weren't for you taking the lead in donating so many supplies, I'm afraid things wouldn't have gone so smoothly."

Upon hearing this, Shopkeeper Yang slowly stood up, bowed slightly, and replied, "Master Zhou, we at the Yang Family Warehouse have only contributed a little. It was primarily thanks to your wise leadership and well-organized dispatch that the entire disaster relief work proceeded smoothly and ultimately avoided any panic. The fact that the people were able to safely navigate this difficult period is all thanks to Master Zhou!"

County Magistrate Zhou waved his hand and said modestly, "This is the result of everyone's concerted efforts."

Indeed, as Magistrate Zhou had predicted, the timely implementation of disaster relief efforts, coupled with the generous donations of food, clothing, and medicinal materials from the Yang Family Warehouse, successfully prevented undue suffering for the people under his jurisdiction. Those who unfortunately fell ill received prompt and effective treatment, and surprisingly, no one died from the cold. For the past few days, Magistrate Zhou has been busy touring the area, assessing the disaster situation and reassuring the people. Now that the situation has stabilized, the people's destroyed homes have been gradually rebuilt, and life is gradually returning to normal.

Therefore, there will be no negative reviews of his political achievements this year.

This made him feel better.

"Shopkeeper Yang, why are you here today..."

Shopkeeper Yang: "My second master has a letter for you, my Lord."

As he said this, he took out the letter from his arms and handed it to Lord Zhou.

Lord Zhou had dealt with the Yang family many times before, so it must be no small matter that this second master wrote to him.

He quickly opened the letter and read it.