Jun Jiuling - Chapter 587

[Chapter 22 You Know My Name]

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What a coincidence?

What does it mean?

Madam Yu froze slightly.

She thought about the many words and reactions the girl might have said.

When a young unmarried woman is suddenly called someone else’s daughter-in-law, shouldn’t she be questioned, angry, wronged, or shy?

Of course, this woman is different from other women. She is bold and sassy, and she has a sense of righteousness in her heart. Maybe she should smile lightly and say that the children of the rivers and lakes should not care about these little things.

It’s just that she didn’t expect such a sentence, and her expression was neither happy nor angry, neither sad nor shocked, as if she wanted to laugh.

Not as if, but she really laughed.

Miss Jun raised her sleeves to cover her mouth and eyes, she wanted to endure it with all her strength, but she couldn’t help it, she turned her head and laughed more and more.

Mrs. Yu looked at her, not impatient because of her inexplicable reaction, and smiled slightly.

“How?” she asked.

This is a little subtle when you think about it.

Miss Jun looked at Madam Yu with a smile.

“It’s a coincidence that Mrs. said that.” She said, “It’s a coincidence…”

She smiled again and covered her mouth with a smile.

Coincidentally, Zhu Zan almost said that, and coincidentally, she said it too.

At that time, he was forced by Lu Yunqi in the capital. If it wasn’t for Ning Yunzhao’s sudden appearance, Zhu Zan would probably have said that he had something to do with him.

Like a fiancee or something.

And when he saw him later, he asked himself several husbands angrily, and he answered three of them by himself.

“Three? Who else?”

She pursed her lips and pointed her finger at him.

“You,” she said.

Thinking of this, Miss Jun laughed again.

Madam Yu didn’t get half annoyed by Miss Jun laughing and laughing because she didn’t understand, but her expression was always calm and serious.

“Mrs. Yu, I haven’t introduced myself to you.” Miss Jun said with a smile.

Madam Yu snorted.

“This Miss Jun is free.” She said with a smile, “The hero doesn’t ask about his background, I just ask Miss Jun to do things.”

Really mother and son, Zhu Zan is not like this.

Ask her to treat King Huai in the capital. I don’t care who you are or what your purpose is. I only need you to heal King Huai. As long as you heal King Huai, I will save your life.

Miss Jun pursed her lips and smiled.

“My surname is Jun, my name is Jiuling.” She said, looking at Madam Yu, “I wonder if Madam has heard of it?”

Jun Jiuling?

Madam Yu was startled, and immediately looked at Miss Jun in surprise.

“It turned out to be you.” She suddenly smiled again, nodding with some admiration, “It really is a doctor who can heal people of all ages.”

This was a compliment for her pox vaccination, and Miss Jun rolled her eyes slightly.

“Mrs. Yu knows my Jiulingtang?” she said.

Madam Yu smiled and nodded.

“Jiulingtang vaccinates the people, no one in the world knows. Although I am in the remote north, I have heard of it for a long time.” She said, “I just didn’t expect to meet Miss Jun like this.”

She said with a smile.

“What a coincidence.”

Miss Jun’s eyes flashed and she tilted her head slightly.

“Madam only knows about me?” she asked, pursing her lips and smiling, “Is there anything else?”

Apart from the vaccination, didn’t Zhu Zan mention himself to her?

Even if Zhu Zan didn’t mention it, as a mother, wouldn’t she pay attention to her son’s news?

In the news about Zhu Zan in the capital, she will be mentioned to some extent.

At least because of her, Zhu Zan and Lu Yunqi were in a lot of trouble in the capital, and the rumors weren’t very good.

It seemed that Mrs. Yu really didn’t know.

Mrs. Yu looked a little puzzled and thought about it.

“I’m sorry, I really don’t know anything else.” She smiled calmly, “I’m a little busy, and I rarely chat with people.”

It seems that I didn’t mention it, Zhu Zan didn’t mention it, and Madam Yu didn’t inquire. news of my son.

But for Zhu Zan, this is not really a big deal.

Just a deal.

Miss Jun pursed her lips and smiled.

“I know Grandpa Shizi.” She said directly.

Madam Yu was stunned and said oh.

“No wonder.” She smiled, “I said, Miss Jun knows me.”

When she revealed her identity, she had doubts, because the girl’s reaction was clearly like she knew her.

Miss Jun smiled and nodded.

“I can’t say I know each other. I have long admired the name of the princess of Chengguo, and the mother of Shiziye.” She smiled.

Madam Yu looked at her and nodded again with a smile.

“That’s a coincidence,” she said.

Miss Jun also smiled and nodded.

“Since you both know each other, I’ll ask Miss Jun to take more care of this matter.” Madam Yu said, without asking how Zhu Zan and her knew each other, as if it didn’t matter at all.

this matter?

Are you saying that you are Zhu Zan’s fiancee?

She was fine, but if Zhu Zan heard the news, she didn’t know how she would react.

Thinking of that scene, Miss Jun couldn’t help covering her mouth and laughing.

“Of course, if it hinders Miss Jun, please don’t be polite. I will explain it to everyone, and I will never delay Miss Jun or cause trouble to Miss Jun.” Mrs. Yu continued.

Miss Jun smiled and shook her head.

“That’s why I said, Madam, you really haven’t heard any other news from me,” she said, with a meaningful smile, “If you say that I am someone else’s fiancée, having an engagement with someone is a delay and brings me trouble.”

She stretched out her hand and compared three fingers to Mrs. Yu.

“Then you and Shizi can only be ranked third.”

Third?

Does this mean that she has become someone else’s fiancee twice?

Interesting, Mrs. Yu looked at her with no surprise, contempt or doubt, just interested.

“Sure enough, people can’t be seen.” She smiled, sat on the chair, and patted the armrest, “Come, let’s hear it.”

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It’s already early spring in the first half of the first month, but after passing the Daming House to the north, it becomes more and more desolate.

Those that were originally fertile fields are also overgrown with weeds and overgrown with frozen water.

Many of the trees by the roadside have been skinned, apparently eaten up by the hungry people in the past. Looking at the roadside, there are crowds of people fleeing the famine, all of them looking frightened, pale and thin.

“Leave less than a year, and when I come back, the world has changed.”

A man said in a hoarse voice.

The expressions of the men behind him were also sad and angry.

The old man who was sitting on the side of the road and resting on his black rags heard the sound and glanced at it. He had heard a lot of sighs like this when he walked all the way, but most of them were officials, scholars, rich people, military generals or something. These people, dressed in ragged jackets, tied with straw ropes, with messy hair and beards, were no different from those who fled except for their sturdy and burly bodies.

“It’s much better,” he said with a light cough. “People died of starvation on the road before.”

These men heard the sound and looked over.

“Why is it better now?” one of them asked, “because of the truce?”

His expression was complicated when he asked this.

War is the suffering of the common people, but it is really sad and heart-wrenching not to fight.

The old man waved his hand.

“No, it’s thanks to the Qingshan Army.” He said, “The Qingshan Army provided porridge along the way, and many people survived to the next town. Also, the Qingshan Army rescued the refugees in the north, and many of the refugees were no longer there. After a long-

distance attack, I can survive this winter by staying in the local area.”

Giving porridge is a chance for the victims to survive, and it is a guarantee of survival if the people can stay and not run.

But…

“Qingshan Army?” The man raised his eyebrows, “It’s so powerful? It’s the first time I’ve heard of it.”

It costs a lot of money to cook porridge. Today’s military salaries are still incomplete, and people and horses can eat enough. That’s not bad, where can there be leftover rice and grain money for the refugees.

And it is even more incredible that the refugees can be retained.

Although it was said that peace was about to be negotiated, but ceding the three counties, the Jin people would be closer, and the people there were anxious and anxious to flee to the interior.

How much prestige does it take to appease the people’s anxiety and let them stay in the local area without fear?

To be able to do these two things is definitely worth saying.

Speaking of the old man of Qingshan Army, he was a little excited.

“Of course it’s amazing.” He said excitedly, “That’s the people of the prince and wife of Chengguo.”

Who?

Several men were instantly stunned, and the man who asked the question even looked like he had seen a ghost.

“Who is this? Who is so shameless!” he shouted with a stare.

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