Exiled just after being married? I turned around and emptied the treasury to escape the famine

Guan Xin said, about to withdraw her hand.

Jian Anan saw Guan Xin's eyes flickering, as if she was afraid of something.

She suddenly thought of something, leaned into Guan Xin's ear, and whispered:

“If you hear that my husband is a treasonous criminal, then you don’t have to believe it.

My husband has always been aboveboard in his work, but he is just too accomplished.

That made Chu Cangyan feel afraid. So my husband was charged with collaborating with the enemy and treason.

We were also very unjust. Not only were our homes confiscated, but we were also exiled here. "

After Jian Anan finished speaking, she looked at Guan Xin with a serious face.

Guan Xin did not expect that Jian Anan would be so bold and dare to call Chu Cangyan by his name.

If these words were heard by people outside, they would definitely reach Chu Cangyan's ears.

Guan Xin was grateful for Jian Anan's life-saving grace.

She put aside her grudge and said to Jian Anan in a small voice:

"Don't believe what those people say outside. Among them are people the emperor has placed beside me.

The emperor sent them here not only to monitor my every move, but also to find an opportunity to get rid of your family. "

After Jian Anan heard Guan Xin's words, a cold light flashed in her eyes.

She whispered: "Thank you Concubine Guan for the reminder. I will pay attention to the people outside."

After Jian Anan finished speaking, she turned around and jumped out of the carriage.

She glanced at the servants and the old woman, and then said to them:

"Now that your injuries are almost healed, I won't waste your time.

I believe you are going to Qingshui Village. You can find a village chief named Grandpa Chen.

He can arrange a place for you. "

After Jian Anan finished speaking, she walked towards her carriage.

Guan Xin opened the car curtain and looked at Jian An'an.

I saw that she had jumped onto the carriage at this time, and Chu Junxing and Yan Shao also sat on it.

Guan Xin sighed helplessly at the thought of living a poor life in the future.

She lowered the car curtain and held Chu Duoduo in her arms.

Now only mother and daughter depend on each other.

She couldn't believe any of these people walking with her.

Guan Xin said to the servants outside: "Let's go."

The servants responded and pulled the carriage towards Qingshui Manor.

Jian Anan did not look back at them. She was now focused on going to the county government office to find Sheng Fang, so she urged Yan Shao to go to the county government office quickly.

She didn't notice that one of the servants turned his head and looked at Jian Anan and the others with a cold look.

They were indeed going to Qingshui Village because they found out from Chen Yongnian that Chu Junxing's family now lives in Qingshui Village.

Since the emperor wanted them to get rid of Chu Junxing's family, they naturally had to live in the same place with Chu Junxing to make it easier for them to do so.

When their carriage entered Qingshui Village, the villagers immediately gathered around.

They watched as several strangers were covered in blood and they were pulling a dilapidated carriage.

The villagers stopped the carriage, and soon someone went to notify Grandpa Chen.

After the village chief, Grandpa Chen, received the news, he hurriedly walked out of his home.

When I learned that the person sitting in the carriage was the concubine of the Taiyuan Kingdom Crown Prince.

Grandpa Chen didn't think much and placed them in the courtyard where Chu Junxing's family once lived.

Guan Xin held Chu Duoduo's hand and was helped out of the carriage by the old woman.

When she walked into the courtyard, she saw a red word "happiness" posted on the window of a room.

Guan Xin thought to herself that the people who originally lived here must have just gotten married not long ago.

What she didn't know was that Jian Anan didn't have time to take it off when she was moving.

By the time Jian Anan remembered it, it had rained for three consecutive days.