"I heard that your uncle's family sent someone from Jiangzhou Prefecture?" the young man asked.

Liu Lang looked at the two girls sitting on their knees behind him. The two girls lowered their heads with guilty conscience.

"That family is indeed an interesting story." Saturday Lang said, reaching out to fiddle with the chess pieces.

"It's about your cousin," the young man said, "Why didn't you ask more questions before driving away the Cheng family members?"

"What do useless people have to do with our Zhou family?" Zhou Lang said with disdain on his face, "My aunt didn't listen at first and insisted on keeping such a fool, harming others and herself, and wasting the money raised by my grandmother and grandfather. As for that fool, my grandmother also

It violates the benevolence of a woman to not let her die early and take care of her, but instead takes care of her and feeds her. Pigs can still eat meat, but what's the use of feeding idiots?"

The young man chuckled.

"Liu Lang, your cousin who is worse than a pig is raised in Bingzhou." He said, "The Cheng family is here to ask if you sent her back to Jiangzhou."

"Yes, what if they come to ask? Should we answer respectfully?" Zhou Lang looked at him and asked with eyes wide open.

The young man looked at him and smiled, then stretched out his hand and drew a line on the chessboard with his long fingers.

"From Bingzhou to Jiangzhou." He said, "Your cousin was in the Cheng family, and she went back by herself without your family knowing."

Zhou Lang looked at him, his brows slightly furrowed.

The young man reached out again and scratched from one point to that point on the chessboard.
Chapter completed!