The White Moonlight of Transmigration is back

Chapter 91
"Plague? Are you sure?"

Gu Tu opened his cat eyes and asked in disbelief.

Passers-by who came to beg for water wiped their mouths and replied with a snort:

"Is this still false? I got the news early, so I didn't dare to delay for a moment. I packed my luggage and took my family with me. I locked the door and went to my third uncle and grandpa's house in the city."

He raised his sleeves to wipe his face, asked for a bowl of hot water and handed it to his wife and children, and continued:
"You can't hide this matter. No one is stupid. Those fleeing from behind will catch up immediately. Don't delay, young master, go home quickly, it's not safe outside."

Gu Tu frowned slightly, and his small mouth was tightly pursed.

This is wrong, why did the plague break out two months earlier?Could it be that her memory is wrong?

probably not.

The difficult days of having no relatives when she was a child can be said to be unforgettable, especially when she picked up her first companion, Hongying, who she depended on for life, she will never remember it wrong.

Since the memory is correct, it can only be that she changed this fate.

Gu Tu pursed the corners of his mouth, his eyes were frighteningly bright.

Never before had she been so certain that she would really come back to life, and that she might live to the end of her life!
She has come back from the dead, of course her fate can be changed!
"Thank you for the reminder, then we are about to hit the road, goodbye."

Gu Tu said goodbye politely, and jumped into the carriage almost impatiently.

The plague is coming, Hongying is waiting for her, and she can't wait to meet her old friends.

Uncle Zhang's family packed up the unused lunch quickly, put out the open fire, and set off in the carriage.

"Why did the plague break out again? The sky fire just fell a few days ago, and the thunderbolt shook the mountain; if it hadn't been for the heavy rain that followed, the forest on the top of the mountain would be burned."

Aunt Zhang simply put the things in the carriage back, continued to eat while holding a vegetable dumpling, sighed and shook her head:
"The world is not peaceful."

Gu Tu poured a cup of green herbal tea and drank it to eliminate food. Hearing this, he raised his eyes to look at her, and asked:

"Auntie, the catastrophe is approaching and the people are suffering. There must be many people who can't afford food or medicine. I have some money in my hand and I want to do some good deeds. Do you have reliable people?"

Aunt Zhang was stunned when she heard the words, and then her eyes were filled with emotion, she smiled softly at her, and even the old scar running through her left eye didn't look so hideous.

"My master is kind, you are asking the right person."

She called to her husband outside the carriage and asked:

"Have you heard, the master? The master needs some help."

Mangzhong holding roasted chicken legs and gnawing on the shaft of the car raised his head blankly, his mouth was oily, he opened his mouth to ask a question but quickly closed it.

It always felt like something was going to happen that he didn't know about.

Zhang Quan flicked an empty whip and scolded the driver, causing the big black horse pulling the cart to run faster. Then he turned back to look at the master in the carriage unhurriedly, and said to his wife in a low voice:
"It's up to you."

Aunt Zhang smiled, took another bite of the vegetable dumpling in her hand, and asked the adult-like master opposite:

"How do you know we still have people?"

Gu Tu replied in a leisurely manner:

"Do you think I accept everyone? If you don't find out your details, how dare my righteous brother leave me alone and let you escort me home?"

She showed her cards calmly:

"Kongqueling, the granddaughter of the late Loyalty General Fan Zhuang, was implicated in the treason case of Dingnan Houfu, and her family was ruined."

"Your mother was the ancestral daughter who brought you into the family. She was not allowed to be pardoned and unfortunately died. You luckily escaped with your life because you were playing outside. Later, you were protected by the old general's men and escaped with your life. You have lived in seclusion ever since."

(End of this chapter)