Fortunately, King Jiangdu didn't hear this... As for whether Mr. Song heard it or not, it doesn't matter.
When Zhang Shou heard Ah Liu recount the conversation between Ye and King Jiangdu, as well as Ah Liu's own words to Ye, he couldn't help but laugh and cry. Although Mr. Song seemed very bold and tough when he argued with Princess Yongping, it was because it involved the greatest persistence of this young man who seemed to go with the flow.
But if it was something else, Mr. Song would not have insisted so much. Ever since he knew that Lady Hailing was very supportive of him opening sugar water shops all over the capital, and said that she would marry him in the future, and was willing to give all her dowry to help him, Mr. Song, who was overjoyed, almost raised his hands and feet to say that he would let his wife decide everything else after marriage...
For example, regarding his future child, Mr. Song once solemnly promised the Princess of Hailing that he would let the child make his own choice. If the child wanted to take the imperial examination, he would definitely support him with all his strength, but if the child wanted to follow the path of his father-in-law, the King of Jiangdu, and enter the government through favor, he would never stop him. Of course, if his son also wanted to follow his path...
Mr. Song said that he would be happy to have a successor, but he was also a little worried about whether his son would be laughed at. Therefore, he would definitely be happy to see his son be healthy and at least be able to fight and defend himself. Because every time Mr. Song mentioned that he was tied up and beaten by Mr. Song, he would often be full of anger, thinking that if he could fight, he would definitely be able to break through the siege.
Knowing that he was thinking too far ahead, Zhang Shou smiled at Ah Liu and said, "Well, the matter of King Jiangdu has come to an end. The Fourth Prince and Zhang Chen should have found a clue as well. Let's go!"
Ah Liu nodded gently, then asked again: "Master, do you still want to ride in the same car with King Jiangdu?"
Zhang Shou was stunned when he heard this, then he chuckled, "Different cars. He probably didn't sleep well for a few days, so this trip back is a good way to catch up on some sleep. I talked too much when I came here, and I just talked a lot again, so my mouth is dry, so I want to save some energy on the way back. By the way, with the guards of King Jiangdu here today, you don't have to worry about safety on the road anymore, right? Just go back with me in the car."
Ah Liu hesitated for a moment, but when he thought of the group of petty thieves sent to Shuntian Prefecture, a gloomy look appeared on his face. He had ordered Zhu Hong and others to send the people to Shuntian Prefecture, and Song Tuiguan also took it very seriously and immediately arranged an interrogation. The results of the interrogation were beyond his expectations.
It was not a conspiracy or premeditated plan. They were just desperate and wanted to rob people. They even planned to kill them after kidnapping them. In other words, those people were so vicious that they didn't care about their lives.
But in a peaceful and prosperous era, it would be fine if this reckless thief was a well-known thief, but he was not. Among the few people, there was a bankrupt loom owner, a former idler whose wife was a weaver but suddenly lost her job and died of illness, a long-term worker who was driven out by the master, and a man who lost all his property after a patient in his family...
He still remembered what Zhang Shou had told him: for ordinary people who lack the ability to bear risks, an accident is enough to deprive them of their stable lives and plunge them into an abyss from which there is no recovery.