Mrs. Fang raised her eyebrows, but she was not shocked.
"The entourage of..." Miss Jun continued, hiding her scrutinizing gaze.
Seeing that Mrs. Fang was not too shocked by the eunuch, she might as well just follow her.
Speaking of eunuchs, if the old lady Fang used various means to investigate and alert the snake, her behavior last night would have been completely exposed.
"Did the eunuch's entourage become an entourage with someone else? Did the eunuch bring this entourage with him, or was it sent by a local official to serve?" Fang Chengyu asked.
Miss Jun shook her head.
"I really don't know about this," she said.
She indeed still doesn't know whether Yuan Bao is still the emperor's eunuch, or was given to others by the emperor? Is his actions subject to the arrangements of the emperor or others.
"This is not surprising if you think about it carefully." Mrs. Fang said, "After all, our family has an imperial edict, so it is natural for the emperor to send his attendants to keep an eye on it."
Miss Jun nodded.
On the way back, she was thinking about how to explain why it was reasonable to recognize Yuan Bao, but she didn't expect that the Fang family came up with the imperial edict, which made it much easier to handle.
Mrs. Fang took the initiative to accept without so many questions.
"Then what doubts do you have about this matter?" Old Mrs. Fang asked.
"The doubt is who is behind this." Fang Chengyu said.
Old Mrs. Fang frowned.
"That attendant may not be the same person as Li Changhong," she said.
"Whether it is true or not, this matter is over now." Miss Jun said.
Mrs. Fang looked at her, and Fang Chengyu nodded happily.
"Okay." He said, "For us now, as long as we know there is someone behind it, it doesn't matter who the person behind it is."
Mrs. Fang frowned slightly.
"You mean, we have to do the same thing we did to Song Yunping and Li Changhong?" she said.
Miss Jun nodded.
"It can be seen from the events of Song Yunping and Li Changhong that they did not dare to harm us in a big way, and now we have also given them a severe warning and lesson." She said, "In view of these two points, within a period of time,
They will not take action again and make us think that the enemy no longer exists and the crisis has been resolved."
"We have to pretend that the crisis has been resolved," said Mrs. Fang, "and continue fishing."
"Yes, you must not have the intention to harm others, and you must have the intention to guard against others." Miss Jun said with a bit of sigh, "There is no complete preparation in this world, and there is no unchanging guarantee."
Mrs. Fang also let out a long sigh.
"This is also the joy of being a human being." She regained her energy and said solemnly.
"It's endless fun to fight against heaven and man." Fang Chengyu said with a smile.
"Whether you are happy or not depends on whether you are a winner or a loser." Miss Jun said, "There is nothing happy about being a loser."
She was not happy at all being hacked to death.
In the past, as losers whose husband and son were murdered, they really had nothing to cheer about.
Both sides were thinking silently.
Du Fang Chengyu laughed, and Mrs. Fang glanced at her.
As long as you are silly and happy whenever she says something, what's the point in having fun?
"Okay, you guys go down and have a rest." She said and stood up.
Miss Jun sat still.
"Grandma," she said, "there's one more thing I don't understand..."
Before she finished speaking, Mrs. Fang interrupted her.
"You don't need to understand this yet," she said. "You just need to know that our Fang family does have an imperial edict, and this edict is indeed true. As for the origin of this edict, I can't tell you."
"I know this is true, but why..." Miss Jun said again.
Old Mrs. Fang also interrupted her again.
"I don't want to lie to you, but our Fang family made a vow at the beginning and kept our promise not to tell others the origin of this edict," she said.
There was a moment of silence at this point.
"I'm not saying that you are an outsider," she continued, "but only one person can know about this matter. It is passed down from father to son, and from son to grandson. At first, the old man was seriously ill and had no time to tell your uncle, so he told
I kept this secret and waited to tell your uncle, but..."
As a result, my son died suddenly.
"Even Chengyu doesn't know about this now." Mrs. Fang looked at Fang Chengyu, "I will tell you in a few days."
Fang Chengyu smiled and nodded without saying anything.
"So I don't tell you, not because I treat you as an outsider." Old Mrs. Fang said to Miss Jun again.
Miss Jun smiled.
"I know," she said, "What I don't understand is not the origin of the imperial edict."
Isn’t it the origin of the imperial edict?
Mrs. Fang was stunned for a moment.
What is it that you don’t understand?
"I don't understand why grandma took out the imperial edict at this time?" Miss Jun said, looking at Old Mrs. Fang with a complicated expression.
Mrs. Fang looked stunned.
Is she asking this? She doesn’t understand this?
What's not clear about this?
Because you are Jun Zhenzhen and you are my granddaughter.
Old Mrs. Fang opened her mouth to say something, but she stopped when she reached her mouth, and her complex expression faded away in astonishment.
Is it because she is her granddaughter?
At first, the granddaughter made a desperate fuss to force her to go to the Ning family to recognize the marriage, but even when she learned that she was hanged in the inn, she never thought of bringing out the imperial edict to seek a fair explanation.
Now, because Liu'er yelled that the lady said something was strange, and because Fang Jinxiu said she left with Director Lin, and Fang Chengyu emphasized that the matter was very dangerous, she did not hesitate to take out
He obeyed the imperial edict just to find her.
She couldn't even remember what she thought about making this decision at that time.
It's like a dream.
"When my grandfather was away, you didn't come up with the imperial edict, and you didn't even tell your uncle. When something happened to your uncle, you didn't come up with the imperial edict either..." Miss Jun continued.
"We didn't know at that time that they were murdered by traitors." Old Mrs. Fang interrupted her blankly and said, "What are you doing with the imperial edict?"
"Bringing out the imperial edict can show your identity and let the world know how deep the foundation of the Fang family is." Miss Jun said.
Mrs. Fang snorted.
"It's really ridiculous. Can't we continue to work in De Shengchang without the imperial decree?" she said, "You really look down on us."
Miss Jun smiled.
"Of course not, I mean that in that case you don't have to work so hard." She said, pausing for a moment, "Then after Chengyu was poisoned, you always knew that someone was harming you, right? Why not use the imperial edict to investigate..."
Old Mrs. Fang frowned and interrupted her.
"It's been poisoned. What will happen if we find out? There's no point in it." She said numbly.
"In fact, it's not a crime to take out the imperial edict now." Miss Jun took the words and looked at Old Mrs. Fang, "Your enemy has been punished and Chengyu has been cured. I may be in some danger, but the danger is not certain yet.
, why did you take out the imperial edict?"
Old Mrs. Fang looked at her and didn't know what she was going to say. She felt a little inexplicably irritated by what she said.
"What on earth do you want to say? Don't you understand why I came to you with the imperial edict? There's nothing I don't understand. It's very simple, because you are still useful." She said angrily with a sullen face, "You can cure Cheng
Yu, keeping you is very useful, do you understand?"
After she finished speaking, Miss Jun stood up and took a step forward, reaching out and hugging her.
Do, do what!
Mrs. Fang's body suddenly tensed up, and she couldn't help but take a step back as if frightened.
This petite girl hugged her shoulders tightly, her soft, thick, somewhat messy hair with an earthy smell stuck to her face.
"I understand." The girl's soft voice said in her ear, "Grandma, you are so kind to me, you are so kind to me."