Nongmen ruffian concubine: ploughing the fields, planting buns

Chapter 12
Seeing him like this, Ding Shitou was so frightened that his heart beat wildly, and he quickly moved back. If it wasn't for fear of arousing suspicion, she would have already run away.

Why is the blind boy looking at her?

Ding Shitou moved all the way to the corner of the street before he held his chest and let out a light breath.

Fortunately, the blind young man quickly walked forward again, as if the pause and turning his head just now were just unconscious actions.

A group of refugees blocked the way of the blind young man, begging for food.

While he was holding the servant's arm and stood still, the other servant seemed to be distributing something, the thing was too small to see clearly.

It is so small that it cannot be rice grains, could it be steamed buns?
No, I didn't smell the steamed buns just now, could it be... silver?
If it is a silver ticket, it does make sense.

Ding Shitou hid at the corner of a grocery store, looking furtively.

She came to Hangzhou last winter, and has done a lot of small jobs. She is still very familiar with the environment of Hangzhou.

But she has never seen or heard of such a blind boy, and it seems that he only appeared in the past few days.

If it wasn't intentional or a coincidence, it must be a newcomer.

A flash of inspiration flashed in her mind, and she remembered that day when she was lying on the ground loading the corpse, she heard a carriage entering the city from the north gate with heavy ruts.

She believed that the owner of the carriage was not as irritating as he appeared to be, and prevented Xiaofu from seeking rewards.

But was it this blind boy who entered the city that day?Or that fat sheep?

Suddenly there was a sound of orderly and heavy footsteps, Ding Shitou immediately came back to his senses in shock, she stood up and jumped out from the corner.

I saw more than a dozen policemen with knives running over majesticly under the leadership of a headhunter, followed by many people watching the excitement.

Ding Shitou immediately rushed into the crowd in high spirits.

"Who is causing chaos in Ximen?" The head catcher who ran in the front shouted, and soon came to the blind boy's master and servant.

When he saw that it was a blind man and two servants who caused the chaos, he couldn't help being taken aback, but seeing that the blind man was well dressed, his voice couldn't help being more polite.

"May I ask what this son is doing here?"

The blind young man didn't change his expression and didn't answer. The servant who distributed the bank notes came over and bowed his hands to the head catcher as a salute.

"The owner of the family has just arrived in your land and wants to find some honest and capable servants. The price in the city is too high. I heard that there are some idlers here, so I came here to inquire."

Although the servant's expression was not very respectful, what he said was convincing.

The head catcher hesitated for a moment before saying: "To tell you the truth, these refugees are all from other places. I'm afraid it's not safe. Please reconsider your master and ask people from the city to rest assured."

"The officer means that these people from Fengyang are bad people?" The servant suddenly raised his voice and asked in a questioning tone.

On the surface it was just an ordinary question, but the head catcher changed his expression on the spot in fright.

The other party even brought out "Fengyang". If he dared to admit it, wouldn't it be the same as admitting that he was saying that the people in the emperor's hometown are bad people?Are you indirectly saying that the emperor is a bad person?
This is the crime of beheading!
"I have never said that before. I just think about safety for your master. If your master insists on using outsiders, it's okay."

The head catcher repeatedly waved his hands and explained in panic, just don't play word games to hold him accountable.

"Then I would like to thank the officer for allowing me." The servant said thank you, but there was no expression of gratitude on his face.

(End of this chapter)