Reborn as a Merchant Girl, the General's Beloved

According to Anan's instructions, everything was prepared very well, except that there was an extra letter of divorce on top, which Yuanyi had specially ordered to be brought.

Anan opened it and took a look. On it was written in very casual running script that Yuan Yi had divorced his wife due to incompatibility of personalities, and that they should all live happily ever after. Every word had been carefully considered by Yuan Yi, without any mistakes or omissions. All it needed to do was wait for Hong Ze to sign on it.

She asked Bai Shao to find a blank envelope, put the letter of divorce in it, and called Uncle Da.

"Third, please give this letter to Lord Hong in person." Anan hesitated for a moment before saying, "Tell him that I am deeply grateful and look forward to your reply."

Anan knew Uncle Da very well. Although he was old, he was always decisive and never ambiguous in doing things. He was also very disciplined. Not only would he not open his master's envelope without permission and take a peek, but seeing his serious look, he probably thought it was a letter from her to Hongze. He was afraid that if he really met his master, he would remind him to write back to her.

Anan felt relieved to entrust him with all the matters that he could not give up in Yongning Guard.

Before dawn, Yuan Yi led a group of people out of the city and headed straight for Bian Jing.

Although they were escorted by a large group of people on the way there, it was still sad and desolate. On the way back, there were only two carriages. In addition, Xiaofu was making jokes and Yuanyi was taking the lead in everything. He was leisurely and lazy and did not have to rush. He walked and stopped along the way, and it was as free and easy as traveling.

Yuan Yi doted on his two younger sisters and never refused them anything they wanted. It was also because of this that Anan was able to make up for the regrets of the journey. If she saw a beautiful scenery, she could just wave and the car would stop to enjoy it. If they came across a busy street or city, Yuan Yi would take her and Xiao Fu to go shopping and never blink an eye when buying things. As a result, more and more carriages came as they walked, and by the time they were near the capital, a full convoy had been gathered.

Those who knew thought that it was the Yuan family coming to pick up their niece, while those who didn’t think it was a cavalry of foreign merchants!

The group stayed in a small town that night. Yuan Yi booked the entire inn. Xiao Fu ran into the room mysteriously and saw Anan lying in the bathtub. She came over and said to her, "I have something to tell you. Should I tell you?"

Anan couldn't help but laugh: "When did you become so reserved?"

Xiao Fu had been holding it in for the whole journey. When she heard that she was in a good mood, she waved her hand to send Bai Shao and Dong Qing away, and lowered her voice and asked, "Do you remember when we were at Xinyun Manor?"

Anan looked up at her.

She swallowed and then continued, "There's a little boy who wants to kill you."

"What's wrong?" Anan asked her.

"Should I tell my brother?" Xiao Fu's voice became louder unconsciously, but she was afraid that someone would hear her, so she immediately covered her mouth.

Anan smiled and shook his head.

"But if I don't tell my brother, what will I do if I encounter danger again?" Xiao Fu patted her chest, "After all, no one knows who that child is, why must he take your life..."

In fact, Yuan Yi still has several experts around him. The eldest son and grandson of a wealthy family will naturally not walk alone. Besides...

Anan smiled at her and said, "Didn't they say that the kid doesn't have any martial arts skills? Could it be that the people around Brother Yi can't handle it?"

“But…” Although Yuan Fu was naughty, she had been very dependent on her brother since she was a child. This was the first time she had a secret not told him, and she felt very uncomfortable. What’s more, this was closely related to Anan’s safety.

"As long as we stay out of other people's business and show less pity for the elderly and the poor, won't that solve the problem?" Anan didn't care and stretched comfortably.