C15

Liu Yun said that Liu Yu had met some random people, and even went out to fool around with them.

But the Ye Family sent someone to say that Miss Ye had a date with Liu Yu.

The Ye Family wouldn't help Liu Yu lie, so the one who lied would be Liu Yun.

It was rumored that the young mistress of the Ye family had been very mysterious and had only recently appeared in Qingcheng. Liu Yun did not know her and thought that she was from a small clan.

Liu County Magistrate was very disappointed with Liu Yun. Not only did he not have the ability to get to know the rich and powerful, he had even lied and slandered his sister.

It was all thanks to Liu Yu that he managed to get into the Ye Clan just after coming to Qingcheng. Liu County County Liu thought, as if he had already seen his own bright future.

After sending off the Ye Family's overseer, the Liu County Magistrate's face darkened as he pointed at Liu Yun and scolded:

"If you don't learn well all day, you can already stir up trouble at such a young age!"

Liu Yun's face turned pale.

"Father ~"

Madame Li also could not stand to watch:

"Old master, Yun'er is only a child, why do you have to say such heavy words?"

"Shut up, it's all because of you, the mother, that the child didn't learn well. You useless woman, you still have the face to defend her!"

Madame Li was furious:

"Sure, Liu Qingshan. Now that you are an official, you should be able to show off your authority. But don't forget how you got your official position. If it weren't for me, this useless woman, you would still be a poor Elementary Scholar!"

"You … "You …"

Liu Qingshan wanted to refute something, but he couldn't open his mouth.

Back then, he had thought himself to be too arrogant, and had been unwilling to become a poor Elementary Scholar. He had guarded a private school and earned himself that small sum of money.

And when he saw the Li Clan's young appearance, he was unable to maintain his composure.

Boss Li had no son. His eldest daughter had married into the squire Liu family.

Liu Qingshan was like a son-in-law.

Take a person's hand is short, eat a person's mouth is soft. Liu Qingshan was like this. He was restricted in every aspect and couldn't utter a single harsh word to Madame Li.

Liu Qingshan sighed. His face was ashen as he fled to the study room.

The Liu family was in a gloomy mood, but the manor was in full swing.

Liu Yu displayed his skills and prepared a table full of delicious fish dishes.

They ate until they were satisfied.

Especially Yanzi, who squinted his eyes in satisfaction, as if he had picked up a treasure.

There were three good things to talk about in Wu Ya's life: the zither, wine, and delicious food.

Unfortunately, he could only play the zither, he could not brew wine, and he could not cook.

Therefore, his wine was mainly provided by Wan, while his food was mainly provided by her.

After realizing that Liu Yu had cooked well today, No-Cliff decided to give Liu Yu more guidance, even though Liu Yu didn't have the talent to play the zither.

After eating and drinking to their heart's content, the sky had darkened. Everyone had also been tired for the entire day, so they no longer had any fun as they all went back to rest.

The next day, Liu Yu still went to the kitchen and prepared a light and appetizing breakfast for everyone.

After eating breakfast, Tang Yan came over.

She had changed into a light riding suit today, and her hair was tied up. She was dressed exactly the same as Wan, except that she exuded a coquettish aura that could not be concealed. She was completely different from Wan.

Facing Yun Yi, she had long ago lost her composure from yesterday, and instead, had a sweet and coincidental smile. She was even more enthusiastic about Wan, and her smile was so sweet it could have been made into water.

Wan gave her a faint smile, but inside her heart, she was even more vigilant.

Tang Yan told everyone that her manor had a few horses. If there was nothing else to do today, she could go horseback riding.

Although she said it in a tactful manner, she had already changed into a riding outfit, making it impossible for everyone to refuse her.

The group of people were invited to the Tang Jia Village. The villa was specially used for raising horses, and the backyard was a large empty space specially used for running horses.

When they arrived at the place, Tang Yan passionately pulled Wan along to pick a horse, while Yun Yi silently observed the stables and the stable yard.

On the other side, Tang Yan had prepared a few horses for everyone to choose from.

Wan originally wanted to choose a docile horse, but Tang Yan unexpectedly prepared tall horses.

For a moment, Wan hesitated, but Tang Yan kept urging her, so she could only choose a relatively docile one.

After everyone had chosen their horses, Tang Yan suggested racing with Wan. This time, Wan agreed generously.

Seeing that they were both about to compete, Yun Yi also invited Ye Zhongqing to join them. Teacher Chen was the referee.

After everyone was ready, Teacher Chen gave the order. Tang Yan pinched the horse's belly and it galloped forward. Wan followed her closely. Yun Yi and Ye Zhongqing were standing on both sides of them.

After running for a while, Yunyi and Ye Zhongqing were left behind. The surrounding scenery changed from farmland to shrubs.

Wan realized that something wasn't right. She had been following Tang Yan the entire time. Tang Yan must have secretly changed directions when everyone was unprepared. Or perhaps, this manor had something that seemed like a Eight Trigrams Formation.

Suddenly, Wan's horse started to become restless. She felt a dangerous aura and as she panicked, she went to find Tang Yan, but Tang Yan was nowhere to be seen.

Only then did Wan regret that she was too careless. She thought that Tang Yan was just a normal girl, so she looked down on her.

But now wasn't the time to regret, because in the instant that A-Wan was looking for Tang Yan, there was a mist surrounding them. The horse began to get more and more restless, circling and digging with its hooves.

Her killer instinct told her that there were dangerous animals in the fog, at least beasts that even horses were afraid of.

Sure enough, A-Wan's pupils contracted. The few black dots in the fog were moving towards her.

Wan tried her best to calm the horse, but it was no use. The horse grew more and more anxious, and then it turned and ran as soon as it heard a tiger roar.

The horse's panic and whinnying triggered the instinct of the two beasts. As they got closer, Wan saw clearly that they were two South China Tigers.

The tiger looked sleek and sleek. It should have been raised by someone. Since there were no trees nearby, these two tigers must have been purposely put here by someone. Now, it was almost certain that what happened today was not an accident.

The horse, frightened, did not run fast, and was soon overtaken.

One of the tigers jumped up and bit the horse's butt. The horse grew even crazier, and Wan was thrown off balance.

Right when she was about to hit the ground, Wan pulled out her sword from her waist and injected some inner Qi into the sword, saving her from injury.

Seeing that Wan had been left behind, the two tigers pounced on her. With a quick swing of her sword, Wan broke the artery of one of the tigers with speed, ruthlessness and accuracy.

The tiger fell to the ground and died. Wan'er was also scratched by the sharp claws.

Wan was not yet happy that she had taken out one, for the other was within reach.

In a split-second, a man and a tiger had formed a standoff.

A moment later, the smell of blood spread through the air, and the tiger grew even crazier from the stimulation of the blood. Its eyes turned bloodshot and it was about to pounce at Wan.

A-Wan took a deep breath and jumped a few steps forward. As the tiger pounced on her, she thrust her sword at its forehead. The tiger let out a loud roar, and its claws grasped Wan's arm tightly.