Lu Wan's Letter Arrives Again

Wu Qin had only given birth not long ago, so naturally Lin Hu could not rush out to sea to fish. That was why he had time to go to Zengtou City at noon.

Speaking of which, Ji Yuan had learned the name of Lin Hu's daughter two days earlier.

Sure enough, Wen Lin had chosen it: Lin Qiaoruo.

"Lu Wan's letter?"

Ji Yuan was somewhat surprised after hearing Lin Hu out.

The last time he had received a letter from Lu Wan had been a year ago. It was also then, from what she told him, that Ji Yuan had learned Qiu Qianhai's whereabouts.

Ever since returning from there, Ji Yuan had not received another letter from Lu Wan.

Nor had he encountered her in Zengtou City.

He had never expected to receive a letter from her today.

Ji Yuan's first reaction was that the Qin Household had made some move against Qiu Qianhai again. Otherwise, he could not think of any reason Lu Wan would send him a message.

"Yes."

Lin Hu recalled the circumstances and added, "But this time, Lu Wan didn't seem afraid anymore. She handed me the letter openly, unlike last year, when she had to sneak around and hide."

"Alright, sorry for the trouble."

"Heh, Brother Ji, you're treating me like an outsider. What trouble is that?"

Lin Hu spoke as he prepared to leave, but Ji Yuan suddenly remembered something. "Right, Huzi, take this meat home and eat it. It'll help Wu Qin recover too."

As Ji Yuan spoke, he took out the remaining Spirit Pig meat from his Storage Bag. There was not much, only five or six pounds or so.

It was not that he was reluctant to give more. This stuff tempered the body—Ji Yuan was afraid that if they