Oh no! Seven kids at the start, all yellow and skinny.

Chapter 175 Cute Bunnies Can Be Braised

Yunyi didn't expect the other person to actually answer; it was just a casual question. So, seeing the other person's conflicted expression, she smiled and then lowered her head to eat.

"Boss, it's not that I don't want to tell you, it's just that I can't tell you right now." Jing Han said somewhat sullenly. "And I don't want to lie to you either. But in the future, I will definitely tell you." By then, he wouldn't need to say anything for the other party to know.

“Okay.” Yunyi nodded. “I hate being deceived. Your clear explanation makes you seem very sincere.”

Jing Han immediately relaxed.

"I'm going back to the village tomorrow." Yunyi took a sip of soup. "Keep an eye on things here."

"Don't worry." Jing Han nodded, and before he could say anything more, Lan Yi quickly walked over.

"Master, someone has delivered a letter."

Jing Han reached out and took it, glancing at Yun Yi first before opening the letter, taking out the letter inside, glancing at it, and then handing it to Yun Yi.

"I think this is suitable?"

Jing Han chuckled: "You're the one who put me in this position as commander."

Yunyi smiled too; she had completely forgotten about it. She reached out and took the letter, asking, "This is... a letter from Beiliang?"

"Yes." Jing Han nodded. "You know him?"

“I can understand it.” Yunyi nodded. In fact, if the place Beiliang were in later times, it would probably be near Mongolia and Xinjiang. And now, looking at the script, isn’t it Mongolian? When she was doing missions, there were about a dozen planes that were related to Mongolia. Two of them were directly Mongolians. One was an ancient Mongolian princess, and the other was a Mongolian girl in a modern plane.

So, she was being modest when she said she could understand it; in fact, she is very familiar with the Mongolian script.

"I never expected Huo Qingyuan to have connections with Mu Li, the Grand General of Northern Liang." Jing Han's eyes narrowed slightly. "Tell me, isn't this treason?"

"Having contact doesn't necessarily mean betrayal, and not having contact doesn't necessarily mean innocence." After reading it, Yunyi folded the letter and put it back in the envelope. "I'll keep this for now." It's not safe to leave this outside, but she doesn't want to destroy it yet, so she might as well keep it in her space.

"Do you think I should go see her?" Jing Han had no objection to Yun Yi's suggestion.

"Go see him, and see what his purpose is." Yunyi nodded. "But there's the Marquis of Zhenbei in between, so you have to be careful."

"Okay." Jing Han nodded. "I'll go back and ask Huo Qingyuan about his relationship with Mu Li later." After finishing his noodles and flatbread, he said, "I'll be going now."

Yunyi waved her hand, then ordered ten bowls of noodles and thirty baked buns to be packed up. The taste was good, and she could put them in her space to use them anytime in the future.

There were no takeout boxes or anything like that in this era, so Yunyi simply bought a large wooden basin, poured the noodles directly into it, and then carried it away.

The people in the shop looked at Yunyi strangely. This girl was quite strong; no wonder she had such a big appetite.

Yunyi didn't care what people behind her thought. After leaving the stall, she found a secluded spot and put the basin into her spatial storage.

There's a special shelf in the space filled with steaming hot food. Time seems to stand still inside; it comes out exactly the same way it was put in, making it very convenient.

Yunyi wandered around again and bought a lot of grain, which she put into her space.

Although the space was limited, she still managed to carve out about twenty square meters of space to store the grain.

Her space is about three meters high, and roughly estimated, it can store about forty tons of rice when it's full, so she won't have to worry about famine years in the future.

Of course, He Miao was definitely angry because she ran out late at night, so she bought some snacks that young ladies like and carried them back to the Yun residence.

"You actually ran away on your own." Sure enough, He Miao accused her as soon as they met. "Do you still consider me your personal maid?"

"I was wrong. Look, I bought you your favorite osmanthus cake and almond shortbread." Yunyi stuffed the pastries into her arms. "Eat more, it's good for the baby's growth." Then she yawned and walked into the house before the other could say anything. "I'm exhausted, I'm going to take a nap."

“You…” He Miao stamped her foot, but then turned around and happily started eating the snacks.

Yunyi went into the room and lay down on the bed. She had just fallen asleep when she heard Xiao Jinxiu's scream. She quickly opened her eyes and asked, "What happened?"

"Master, the rabbit's wound has completely healed." Xiao Jinxiu ran in carrying the rabbit cage, showing her the rabbit that had undergone surgery.

"Isn't that normal?" Yunyi collapsed again. "We can have braised rabbit tonight."

“Master, you…” Xiao Jinxiu wanted to say something, but then she saw that Yunyi had already fallen asleep, so she could only shut her mouth, turn around and walk out, but she still couldn’t help but mutter, “Braised, that’s not bad either. Such a cute rabbit would definitely taste better braised.”

Yunyi, who was half asleep: ...

With things relatively calm in Longxi for the time being, Yunyi prepared to return to her village.

News had arrived that Shen Long, along with guards from the Princess's residence, had found Wang Tianshun, and she needed to go back and check on the situation.

Given that He Miao was pregnant and would need someone to take care of her, she went to the quarry to consult the He family. In the end, He Youwei made the decision to let his wife and sister-in-law go with him, while he and his brother could stay at the quarry.

Both Madam Liang and Madam Lu disagreed, but in the end, they were persuaded by their husbands. After all, if they stayed here, they would only be a burden if something happened.

Yunyi was willing, after all, in He Miao's condition, it was more reliable for her own mother to take care of her.

Because there were many people, they hired two donkey carts to set off.

It takes an oxcart a whole day to get to Carp Town, but a donkey cart is much faster, taking only half a day to reach the town.

The villagers are now used to Yunyi bringing people back so often, and even think it's only natural, so they greet her warmly when they meet her.

He Youwei was, after all, a high-ranking official of the second rank, so when Liang was in the capital, she often attended some gatherings and naturally knew the Xiao family. She was even quite familiar with Li Mengrui, the eldest daughter-in-law of the Xiao family.

I never expected to run into Yunyi at her house, and I was filled with emotion.

"Let's put aside our previous identities here; we're all relatives," Yunyi reminded them.

Everyone nodded, naturally understanding the gravity of the situation.

Jia Liushi arranged accommodations for everyone, and Yunyi couldn't help but sigh that it was fortunate that so many houses had been built before, otherwise she really might not have been able to find a place to stay.

Just as everything was arranged, Qiao'er ran over and called out to her, "Senior Sister, Grandpa is calling for you."