Chapter 257
Chapter 80
Today, the sun is shining and the setting sun is gentle.
But on the second day, it started to rain in Liangzhou.
Now that it is almost May, the rainy season in Liangzhou is coming.
Liangzhou is located in the East River Basin and is prone to flooding in summer.
The flood eight years ago was a rare occurrence in thousands of years.
However, since eight years ago, the current Shengxia has been aiming to build dams in various places. Although it rains every year in Liangzhou and occasionally floods the city of Liangzhou, it only reaches the level of the soles of the feet and has little impact on people's livelihood.
But even so, Wu Weian was busy.
As the prefect of Liangzhou, he has to take care of all the affairs of Liangzhou city and the counties affiliated to Liangzhou.
On this day, the magistrates of eight counties affiliated to Liangzhou were invited to Liangzhou City.
Wu Weian took the principal who built the dam and eight county magistrates to inspect the dam together.
Although it has rained recently, the rain is not heavy, and the condition of the dam is all good.
While investigating the situation of the dam, the principal told Wu Weian and eight county magistrates carefully.
Wu Weian urged: "You have to listen carefully to these and keep them in your heart. After you go back, you will be able to check the dams and dams. If they are in disrepair for a long time, they should be repaired as soon as possible."
The county magistrate responded quickly.
Some careful county magistrates also instructed the people next to them to take pen and paper to take notes.
the same moment.
In the backyard of the Liangzhou Mansion, Ji Yunxi stood under the porch, frowning slightly as she watched the pattering rain.
Baofu held the oil-paper umbrella and wanted to support Ji Yunxi.
Ji Yunxi refused: "No, you can take another, I'll support it myself."
She took the umbrella, opened it, and stepped into the rain curtain.
Baofu hurried back to grab an umbrella, and after holding it up, he caught up with Ji Yunxi.
Ji Yunxi's frame turned around in Liangzhou City, and turned to the mouth of a narrow alley.
The carriage can't enter this alley.
Wanxiang said outside with an umbrella, "Miss, we have to walk for a while."
Ji Yunxi took the umbrella and lifted the curtain of the car. Baofu saw that Ji Yunxi was not holding an umbrella, afraid that the rain would fall on Ji Yunxi, so he quickly raised his hand.
Ji Yunxi shook her head helplessly, fell to the ground with Wan Xiang's help, and then opened her umbrella.
The three master and servant, led by Wanxiang, walked into the alley.
The ground in the alley was wet, and the rain fell, causing ripples in circles.
The three stopped in front of a slightly narrow door.
Wanxiang knocked on the door.
Not long after, the door was opened with a creaking sound, and Aunt Gui wondered, "Who is it?"
Hearing the voice, Ji Yunxi raised her head and looked at the other party.
Seeing Ji Yunxi, Aunt Gui was stunned for a while.
She was a little dazed.
This noble woman is somewhat similar to the benefactor who saved her back then.
Thinking of the current status of Mrs. Zhizhou in Liangzhou, Aunt Gui immediately understood, she quickly opened the door, stepped aside, and said with a smile, "Is it Miss Ji? It's raining outside, be careful to get your shoes and socks wet, come in Say."
Ji Yunxi took the umbrella.
She asked Baofu to go back to the carriage first, and went in with Wanxiang.
Baofu is not bothered either.
There are some things that she shouldn't know, she never asks.
And if it's really important, miss, it's better not to tell her.
Inside is a room, small but complete.
Aunt Gui was busy with her work. She first boiled the hot water and found out that she had just bought it. She herself was reluctant to drink the tea that she planned to bring back to Qinghe County for her mother to drink, so she brewed it for Ji Yunxi and Wanxiang respectively. cup of tea.
Aunt Gui's husband lives in Liangzhou City, and this house was where she and her man lived back then.
After the man died and her son went to join the army again, she returned to her parents' home in Qinghe County.
She planned to go back a few days ago, but it started to rain. She thought it would be troublesome to travel in the rain, so she planned to wait a few days before the rain stopped before returning to Qinghe County.
Ji Yunxi picked up the teacup and put it in his hand to warm his palm.
Aunt Gui took a lot of melon seeds and peanuts and put them in front of Ji Yunxi before sitting down.
She is a very straightforward person, and as soon as she sat down, she said, "Are you here for your parents?"
Ji Yunxi calmly observed the woman in front of her and nodded, "Yes."
Eight years ago, Ji Yunxi's parents died of floods in Liangzhou.
Her eldest brother and second brother have sent people to check, but no problems have been found.
But since she knew that the world she was wearing was a book and her Ji family was pào ashes, Ji Yunxi always felt that things were not that simple.
But she never started the investigation. Eight years ago, the eldest brother and the second brother sent people to investigate and found nothing.
Eight years have passed, and many things must have disappeared in the long river of time. She was in Beijing and sent someone to investigate what happened in Liangzhou. She was afraid that if she couldn't find it, it would alarm the people behind her.
Therefore, Ji Yunxi has never acted rashly.
But now, the fifth prince is dead, and Wu Wei'an's poison has been resolved.
She is also in Liangzhou City.
She felt that it was time to move.
Aunt Gui looked forward with empty eyes.
She remembered what happened eight years ago.
Hundreds of thousands of people have been displaced, and many have lost relatives and friends.
Aunt Gui's eyes were slightly warm, she lifted her sleeves and wiped the corners of her eyes: "After the incident, many people came to ask me. Although I don't know.
Why, but I still want to tell you, at that time, your father first rescued my seven-year-old nephew, and then tried to save my nephew after giving it to me in a hurry..."