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Chapter 1927: Going West to Deliver Gifts

Shu Yu inquired about Zhou Tiedong's injuries, and Zhou Tiedong's father informed her that he was almost fully recovered. After the wedding, he could start working.

Shu Yu reassured him that there was no rush. Just after getting married, he should take some time to rest. The shop was still under construction, and there was plenty of time.

After chatting for a while, Zhou Tiedong's father took his leave. He knew Shu Yu was busy and didn't want to bother her.

Once Zhou 's father was gone, Shu Yu instructed Ying Xi to select a gift.

Although she couldn't attend the wedding in person due to her busy schedule, on the day of Zhou Tiedong's wedding, Ying Xi went to Tuqiao Village to extend her congratulations on behalf of Shu Yu.

Shu Yu's wedding gifts were always straightforward, consisting of either gold or jade ornaments.

This time, she sent a meticulously crafted golden hairpin. It was exquisite and had a substantial weight. It was presented in a box covered with red silk fabric, leaving everyone who saw it amazed.

Many wedding guests couldn't help but envy the gift. Originally, some people among the guests had made derogatory comments, saying that Zhou Tiedong's father had gone through all the trouble of inviting someone and even had a scholar write the invitation, but County Princess Lu clearly didn't care about the Zhou family. Her previous assistance to Zhou Tiedong had been purely out of goodwill.

However, County Princess Lu hadn't attended the wedding, yet she had sent such a lavish gift.

It was a golden hairpin, and it looked expensive.

Zhou Tiedong felt quite embarrassed. He hadn't even started working for the County Princess yet, and they had already received such a significant gift. He felt undeserving.

Ying Xi reassured him, saying, "Now that you're working for Lady Lu's store, you are considered part of her team. Lady Lu has always been generous to her people. Even if you hadn't sent a wedding invitation, she would have sent a congratulatory gift when she learned of your marriage. As long as you work diligently in the future, your treatment won't be lacking."

The Zhou family repeatedly expressed their gratitude, and Zhou Tiedong's father and mother emphasized to Zhou Tiedong the importance of remaining loyal to County Princess Lu and not slacking off in his work.

The wedding guests were even more envious when they heard Ying Xi's words. They wondered if Zhou Tiedong was experiencing a reversal of fortune—going from being falsely accused and imprisoned to becoming prosperous. Now, with the support of a powerful person like County Princess Lu, his future looked bright.

Ying Xi didn't stay for long. After delivering the gift, she exchanged a few words with Zhou Tiedong and took her leave.

Zhou Tiedong's face was filled with happiness, and others crowded around him, asking, "What did that young lady say just now?"

Zhou Tiedong smiled and replied, "Miss Yingxi mentioned that the friend I talked about in prison, the one who shared a cell with me, has also been exonerated and recently released."

"Really?"

Zhou Tiedong nodded. "When I have the chance, I'll go to the county to visit him." Ying Xi also mentioned that Chen Bing had been exiled some time ago.

But on this joyous occasion, he chose not to bring up this unpleasant matter.

The Zhou family celebrated with a simple yet lively wedding ceremony.

After getting married, Zhou Tiedong didn't take a few days off. On the second day after the wedding, he and Wang Yue packed their belongings and hired an ox cart. They hurriedly set off for the cpp.

First, they found Fu Yuan Street. Shu Yu wasn't there, so only He Gong, who was working in the yard, was present.

He Gong had been informed by Shu Yu earlier and knew that the visitor was Zhou Tiedong. He told them about the room in the backyard where they could stay.

It was already late, so Zhou Tiedong decided not to disturb Shu Yu and spent the night in the backyard.

Early the next morning, he took Wang Yue to find Shu Yu.

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