Reincarnation: My Possessive Beast Husband-Chapter 169 - 170 A Trace of Bloodthirsty Sinister
Chapter 169: Chapter 170: A Trace of Bloodthirsty Sinister
Chapter 169: Chapter 170: A Trace of Bloodthirsty Sinister
Otherwise, he would not have allowed her to go out on errands with him.
He would not have let her sit in front of him, nor would his arm have encircled her waist to prevent her from falling…
Last night he would not have broken his promise but instead kept her company.
Ah, but it seemed the Marquis had not yet realized the extent of his affection for Nan Zhao Su Yan.
If Nan Zhao Su Yan were to disappear from this world forever, he wondered if he would be very sad…
Liu Sisi lowered her eyelids, concealing the dullness in her eyes.
Even if he was sad and in pain, she did not care at all; this was the price he had to pay for betraying her!
“Wushuang,” she called softly, her beautiful face somewhat cold.
“Here, madam.”
“How is the task I assigned you proceeding?”
Wushuang smiled proudly, “Madam, please rest assured, everything is fine, just the matter of the silver…”
“Don’t worry about the silver, just get the items.”
Liu Sisi smiled faintly, a hint of bloodthirsty cruelty flashing through her eyes.
“When would madam like it? I will retrieve it sooner.”
After a moment of silence, Liu Sisi pursed her lips and smiled,
“Just get it to me before the Dragon Boat Festival.”
“Yes.”
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Su Yan and Chu Yuxiao spent the morning inspecting two hilltops.
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After eating a bit at noon, they continued their relentless journey to another village to conduct inspections on the mountain.
“How about building a reservoir at that spot?”
Chu Yuxiao stood on the mountain, pointing at a wide river in the distance.
Due to the drought, the river had dried up significantly, exposing much of its riverbed.
Su Yan looked up and thought the river’s water during high tide would definitely rival a tributary of the Yangtze River.
“Yes, that place is quite suitable.
If built there, it could store excess water during high tide to prevent flooding.
During drought, the water from the reservoir could be used for irrigation.
Moreover, there are several other villages nearby this one; building a reservoir there would be most ideal.”
