Portable Space: The Peasant Princess

Chapter 146 Uninvited Guest (1)

“Look, everyone, isn’t that the county magistrate?”

The originally peaceful gourmet restaurant suddenly became agitated. Everyone looked up and saw a slender middle-aged man with a serious face and two young people, a man and a woman, walking in.

"I wonder...where will the magistrate sit?" the boy who ushered in the guests asked politely.

Magistrate Luo cleared his throat, decorated the shop for a while, and said with a hint of disgust: "It doesn't seem to be anything special. It's just a small shop with an average environment. How can you get such a great chef?"

It turns out that after someone came to Gourmet Meike to eat, they discussed outside that the food here was cheap and delicious, and it was better than the one at Qingfenglou.

At that time, Luo Jia happened to be passing by Yang Ping. Hearing this, he wanted to come over and try, and insisted on dragging Magistrate Luo along.

"The house is simple and simple. If Magistrate Luo feels that it cannot accommodate you, you can leave!"

Gu Panxia walked out of the kitchen with a fearless face and an even calmer voice.

 “It’s you!” Magistrate Luo was surprised.

Yang Ping and Luo Jia seemed to have expected it, and there was nothing but jealousy on their faces.

Since the last time they were threatened by Lu Yuan in front of this store, they have not caused trouble to Gu Panxia for a long time.

The reason why they roped in Magistrate Luo was just to see if the owner of this shop was Gu Panxia.

“It’s me, Magistrate Luo, if you are here to eat, please find a place to sit. If you are here to comment on my shop, then please leave as soon as possible!”

She has no feelings for Luo Jia and Yang Ping, nor does she have any favorable impressions of Magistrate Luo. What's more, last time he tried to use his private power to threaten the village chief to drive her away, but she hasn't settled the matter with him yet.

"You...what's your tone? Do you know who you are talking to?" Luo Jia almost jumped due to her indifferent attitude.

 In this entire Qingyou Town, her father can be said to have the power to control the sky with one hand. Gu Panxia is just a small village girl, and it is too much to dare to ignore authority like this.

Gu Panxia chuckled, "Of course you are talking to people, could it be that you are talking to ghosts?"

"You..." Luo Jia was speechless.

Magistrate Luo saw that his daughter was sluggish and snorted coldly: "Humph, I haven't seen her for a while, and Miss Gu's ability to speak quickly seems to have improved a lot."

Gu Panxia smiled and said, "Really? This is all thanks to Ling's daughter!"

Lin Yan, who had been checking the situation in the corner, suddenly sneered: "Unexpectedly, my brothers and sisters are not only very good at throwing kung fu, but they also do a lot of swearing."

Lu Yuan's eyes shone with a cold glare. He seemed not to notice Lin Yan's words, but focused all his attention and vigilance on Magistrate Luo, who was talking to Gu Panxia.

Lin Yan patted him on the shoulder and said, "Fourth brother, don't worry too much. I don't think my siblings are people who will let me suffer."

Lu Yuan took his hand away and said in a deep voice: "It's not that I'm worried now. With me here, they naturally don't dare to deal with Pan Xia blatantly. I'm just afraid..."

 I'm just afraid that after he leaves, these people will be harmful to her. As the saying goes, it's easy to hide from an open gun, but hard to guard against a hidden one.

Who knows if they can do something secretly? He saw that Yang Ping and the county magistrate and his daughter were not good people.

Lin Yan said disapprovingly: "Don't worry, the second son's property is here, and he often comes to Qingyou Town. Just ask him to help take care of it. I believe that this little county magistrate will not cause any trouble."

Lu Yuan sneered, "I'm not afraid of a small county magistrate, but behind him is King Annan. If this turmoil breaks out, it will probably overflow even if it doesn't turn the tide."

 (End of this chapter)