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Yin Haoran didn't want to go at first.

Because I can't afford a train ticket.

Besides, he felt that he still believed in Zhang Pengju - he was a government official, so he wouldn't lie to him.

So I made a decision directly, and donated here.

Although Zhang Pengju was very moved, he still advised him to go there and have a look. After all, he decided to do a good job in the follow-up, so it is very important to understand the local situation.

Besides, I have to go back and prepare the materials before I can officially donate, which will take several days.

Yin Haoran thought about it, and felt that what Zhang Pengju said made sense, so he hesitated.

Then the next day, the head of Tianguang Village personally came to invite him.

At that time, Yin Haoran had just hung up the plaque - it was given to him by the people in the night market who knew that he had moved to a new house.

But on the antique plaque, there is actually a small advertisement that Gu Runan saw at the beginning.

Yin Haoran was very pleased with himself, but after Gu Runan helped him hang it up, he directly said that he could not accept such aesthetics and hid in the house.

Yin Haoran watched happily from outside. After watching for a long time, he couldn't help laughing twice.

Just when he felt a little cold and wanted to go in, the village head of Tianguang Village came, praised his plaque, and invited him again.

Yin Haoran felt that the other party was very discerning, and he must have a common language with him, so he hesitated even more.

But the village chief said that since he knows this, if he goes to the village, can he also help them find out which piece of land is better to build a school or something.

Yin Haoran doesn't know feng shui, so he was a little persuaded to quit after hearing what the village chief said.

But in the end he made a decision, because as soon as he brought the village chief into the house, he heard Gu Runan say, "Ming'er and I will go out and continue shopping, and I will buy you a desk and a better chair. "

Yin Haoran simply had a headache.

He immediately shook his head, "No, I'm going to Tianguang Village."

The village chief Ma Liu said, "Shall we leave today? There is another bus in the afternoon."

Yin Haoran nodded, "Go!"

Gu Run'an looked at this person who deliberately sang against him, and the corners of his lips curled up in an unhappy arc, "Do you have to go?"

Yin Haoran was very firm, "It must."

Gu Run'an then said, "I'll go with you too."

In fact, when Yin Haoran was debating whether to go to Tianguang Village, he had discussed it with his grandfather—he hadn’t forgotten what his grandfather said about Yin Haoran and Bincheng’s horoscope, if he left, he would be in danger thing.

His grandfather then tested Yin Haoran again, and the result was that things had already started to work, whether he went to another place or stayed in Bincheng, there would be many crises.

He could have directly taken Yin Haoran back to his home village for protection, but did he really want Yin Haoran to never leave the village for the rest of his life?

After all, this matter is not just as simple as destiny, there is another motive behind it...

Fortunately, his grandfather also said that the reason why he was sent to Yin Haoran's side was because of destiny, as long as he was by Yin Haoran's side, there would be a turning point for Yin Haoran's dangers.

This conclusion made him inexplicably useful.

At this time, Yin Haoran said as a matter of course, "Of course you will go with me."

Otherwise, stay and continue shopping?

Hearing what he said, Gu Run'an felt a slight itch in his heart.

But he quickly figured out the purpose of Yin Haoran taking him away, and it was not because he was reluctant to part with him!

This made his thin lips, which were originally pursed, curl up into a slightly mischievous arc.

Yin Haoran probably doesn't know that everything can be bought online now, so pulling him out together is just...

Gu Run'an was surprised to find that the reason why he kept dragging Yin Haoran to buy things was because he was willing to have Yin Haoran by his side.

Then I watched him play tricks against him, but in the end he was suppressed by him with various reasons...

So his gaze on Yin Haoran was a little unpredictable.

Yin Haoran trembled when he saw it, "Master? What are you doing?"

Why do you look down on people so much?It made him feel a little creepy... well, it's not scary, it just feels...feeling...a feeling like someone is a knife and I am a fish.

Gu Run'an looked away, and then asked Yin Haoran, "How long do you plan to go?"

Yin Haoran didn't know either, "Let's see when the time comes."

Gu Run'an turned around and went upstairs.

Yin Haoran thought that Gu Runan was angry, so he smiled apologetically at the village chief, and immediately pushed Gu Runan away, "If you don't want to go then..."

Before he could finish his next words, Gu Run'an turned around, "I'm not unhappy."

What Gu Runan said made Yin Haoran feel embarrassed, he said in a low voice, "Why don't you go, you may not know, the conditions in this kind of village are not good..."

He just wanted to describe to Gu Run'an the chicken, duck and goose cakes all over the floor, the smell of pig raising and fat hoarding in the air - he had never seen it before, but he heard from his grandfather.

But before he could say it, he heard Gu Runan say, "Shut up."

Gu Run'an saw Yin Haoran's worried expression, so he had to comfort him, "I came from the village, and even if the conditions in Tianguang Village are not good, I understand the principle of doing as the Romans do."

Yin Haoran smiled embarrassedly.

He knew that although Gu Run'an was picky and obsessed with cleanliness, it was all about himself. He was strict with himself and treated others with respect. As far as Liu Biao's small shop was concerned, Gu Run'an didn't say much, and he ate happily.

Seeing him like this, Gu Runan rubbed his head condescendingly, "Hurry up and pack your luggage with me."

Only then did Yin Haoran realize belatedly that after Gu Runan came to his side, he also had "luggage" to pack.

And hearing what Gu Runan said, he made up his mind to go to Tianguang Village with him, and he was really happy in his heart.

Yin Haoran originally thought that Gu Run'an would have to bring ten or eight suitcases with him when he went out, and he was a little worried because he didn't know how to carry them.

Even for this, he only packed two pieces of clothes for himself, and planned to ask Gu Run'an to bring some more.

But Gu Run'an only packed some necessities, and most of the space in the box was filled with talisman papers and the like.

Yin Haoran still didn't understand, "Master, what are you doing?"

They went to the village to have a look, not to fight with others.

Gu Run'an didn't want Yin Haoran to worry, so he dismissed him with a phrase of getting used to it.

When he looked back and saw that Yin Haoran had only taken two pieces of clothes, he glared at him, "Have you never gone out before?"

It really is.

He has been in Bincheng since he was a child, and he has never even been to the suburbs below.

When his grandfather went down to watch things for people to make money, he also kept him, and refused to take him no matter what.

So Yin Haoran looked at Gu Run'an and helped him pack his luggage again.

It was only then that he discovered that there was still a quarter of the space left in Gu Runan's box, which was intended for him to put things in.

It was very touching.

But there was nothing he could do to repay Gu Runan, so he gritted his teeth and said, "Master, when I come back from Tianguang Village, I will definitely learn how to cook."

Gu Run'an doesn't like the appearance of going out to eat, but he only knows how to order noodles...

Gu Runan glanced at Yin Haoran distrustfully, but closed the box without saying anything.

The city where Tianguang Village is located has no airport, so the three went straight to the train station.

When I arrived, I found that there were no trains, so I could only take the green leather train, and there was no sleeper berth.

And the tickets they bought were only for two seats connected together.

Although the village chief wanted to get close to Yin Haoran, he still let Gu Run'an stay with Yin Haoran with a wink.

But Yin Haoran looked at the messy and noisy situation around him, and he didn't fit in with Gu Runan's temperament, so he felt even more guilty, not only gave up the window seat to Gu Runan, but also took care of him, asking him if he was hungry for a while, and for a while Ask him if he is thirsty, and even want to give him a pat on the back.

Gu Runan: ...

Covered by the sleeves of his coat, he secretly squeezed Yin Haoran's hand, "Shut up, just rest easy."

Yin Haoran sat next to Gu Runan in a calm manner.

The swaying train was very hypnotic to Yin Haoran, so he fell on Gu Runan's shoulder after a while.

But before he fell asleep, he felt something cool on his lips. When he opened his eyes, he saw that Gu Runan had picked up an orange with one hand and was feeding him orange slices, "It's not warm in the car, don't fall asleep , to save you from catching a cold, eat an orange to wake you up."

Yin Haoran then quietly squeezed Gu Runan's hand.

The green leather van dangled for six or seven hours before arriving at the place, but the place where they got off was not Tianguang Village. The village chief took them into a van and said the place name of a subordinate county.

After another hour or so of driving, a covered ox cart was waiting for them when they got off.

The driver was a thin, dry old man. He lowered his head, and he didn't even dare to look at people, let alone talk. He was also dressed in dark clothes, and he had almost no sense of presence in the night.

The village chief smiled at them apologetically, "The conditions in the village are not good, and there are no other cars, please forgive me."

When they got into the car, the village chief said that thanks to the road repaired by the county in the past two years, otherwise they would not even be able to pass by an ox cart, and could only ride a donkey or walk. If that were the case, it would be impossible to build a school.

The bullock cart moved forward at a constant speed. Although Gu Runan was a little tired, his back was still straight, but his body was tilted towards Yin Haoran, indicating that the other party could lean on him.

Yin Haoran thought for a while and leaned over.

Although the bullock cart had a shed and was wrapped in several layers of quilts, the wind still blew in, especially Gu Runan was always wearing a cashmere coat, and he was warm, and he could warm the other party by leaning on it.

Although the bullock cart was not fast, it was very stable. Hearing the sound of kicking footsteps, Yin Haoran felt sleepy again.

Just when he couldn't help but wanted to take a nap, there was a series of sharp and piercing car horns outside, the ox cart stopped abruptly, the old cow let out a frightened "moo", and the car also violently bumped up.