Chapter 371 Barbecue in the Countryside
A horse-drawn carriage was moving slowly along the narrow path.
There is a woman riding a horse on each side, and another woman in blue is sitting in the driving seat, holding a book in one hand and pulling the reins with the other, reading and driving at the same time.
Liuzhou is not far from the capital, and it only takes three or four days to get there by riding a fast horse.
There is still half a month before the auction, so there is no need to rush along the way. We can stop and walk as we please, and enjoy the sights and sounds.
Just then, when the carriage drove to a suburb with beautiful scenery.
"Stop~"
Di Ran's cold voice came from inside the carriage.
The man in blue stopped the carriage and got off. Di Yi and Shisan also got off the horse.
The carriage curtain was lifted, and Di Ran, dressed in an elegant crimson robe, got off the carriage holding Ji Yunxie, who was dressed in white.
After taking a quick glance around, he said in a cold voice, "It's so hot, let's find a place to rest. Diyi, look for something to eat nearby."
"Yes!"
Thirteen said, "Master, there should be fish in that stream. I will go down and catch a few."
Di Ran nodded slightly: "Go ahead."
She held Ji Yunxie in her arms and found a relatively clean place to sit down. She looked at Ji Yunxie with gentle eyes and combed the hair on his forehead.
He asked gently, "Are you tired?"
Ji Yunxie was stunned for a moment, raised his thin lips slightly, and shook his head.
"Not tired."
Then he thought of something, grabbed Di Ran's sleeve, frowned slightly, and whispered.
"Ayue, let's just leave like this. Master Yan..."
As if seeing Ji Yunxie's worry, Qing Yi smiled.
"Master, don't worry. News just came from the mansion that Master Yan Chen has woken up."
Ji Yunxie was stunned: "Awake?"
So, Mr. Yan is fine?
Although he didn't like Yan Chen very much, he would still feel uncomfortable if something happened to him because of him.
Fortunately, Qingyi said that he had woken up, so he thought he should be fine, so he felt relieved.
Di Ran's eyes fell on Ji Yunxie, and her red lips curled up. Ah Xie is really kind now, he actually cares about the life and death of his rival?
If he had been his former self, he would have simply not killed Yan Chen. Why would he have worried about him?
but……
No matter what he becomes, she likes him the way he is now.
The red lips are curved in a shallow arc.
Looking around, there are green mountains, clear water and gurgling streams.
Having a picnic amidst this beautiful scenery is quite enjoyable.
A fire was built, and the cleaned, plump, fresh fish was coated with seasoning and placed on the fire rack for smoking.
Di Yi also hunted a few pheasants, processed the internal organs, cleaned them, and stuffed two of them with some medicinal herbs before roasting them, while the other two were made into lotus leaf beggar chickens.
The fish and chicken on the two grills were roasted until golden and crispy, burnt on the inside and tender on the inside. The aroma was so fragrant that it made people salivate.
Ji Yunxie stared at the delicacy that Di Ran was turning over in his hands, swallowed his saliva, and looked at Di Ran eagerly, like a pitiful little fox who was extremely hungry.
If it had a tail behind it, it would have hooked its tail around Di Ran and shaken it in a coquettish manner, begging for food.
Di Ran's eyes softened. He freed one hand to rub his head and coaxed him softly.
"Be good, you'll be fine in a moment."
Ji Yunxie nodded, sat obediently, blinked his crow-feather eyelashes, and waited quietly.
Soon, the Di Ran was baked.
Afraid that Ji Yunxie would get burned, he removed the bones from the roasted fish, leaving only the tender meat, and also removed two large chicken legs.
"Here, let's eat."
Ji Yunxie looked at the meat in the bowl in front of him, his dark eyes sparkling, and he couldn't wait to start eating.
Seeing that he was enjoying his meal, Di Ran couldn't help but curl his lips.
Just when they finished eating, rested and were about to set off, a scream came from Qingyi.
(End of this chapter)
