Quick Travel: Dream Hunt

Ting He resolutely left the Yan Mansion. Since a mourning hall has been set up for her, just treat her as if she is dead.

Carrying Hongying, I came to Shengjing and looked at this prosperous place. It was much better than the shabby Northwest. It was a pity that I couldn't stay here for a few days, otherwise I would definitely stay here for a while and enjoy the wealth and glory.

He removed the invisibility talisman, took out money to buy a small yard, put Hongying in it, and then woke her up.

Hongying opened her eyes dazedly and looked around. Seeing the unfamiliar scene, she struggled to get up unconsciously, but was stopped by Tinghe.

Hongying then saw Tinghe and said in surprise:

"Miss, I was so scared. I thought we were being sold again."

Ting He touched her head and said:

"You suddenly fell into a coma for several days, and I was very worried. Just then, a caravan came to Shengjing, so I simply left Wanhua Tower and brought you to Shengjing."

Hongying was completely confused and said:

"Ah, leaving Wanhualou? Didn't the young lady spend a lot of money? Otherwise, how could Mother Yang let her go? This house is so gorgeous, it must have cost a lot of money. And the prices in Shengjing are not low... What? Shengjing?"

After realizing what was happening, Hongying exclaimed in disbelief.

Ting He couldn't help laughing at Hongying's reaction and comforted her:

"Yes, we have left Wanhua Tower and came to Shengjing by the wind. We will settle here in the future, okay? Do you like it here?"

I thought Hongying would like it very much, but she shook her head and said:

"Well - I don't like Shengjing. There are too many noble families, too many rules, and too many prices. I don't like it here, but if the young lady likes it, I like it."

Ting He sighed helplessly and asked, "It's so lively here, you don't like it, then what place do you like? I'll find one for you. You don't have to call yourself a slave anymore, you and I can call each other sisters."

Who knew Hongying would shake her head again and say:

"This is fine for me. Miss doesn't need to buy new things just for my taste. As long as I can be with you, I will be happy."

Ting He did not force her to change, but said:

"Then don't call yourself a slave anymore. Use my name. Tell me what you like and I'll arrange it for you. Otherwise, how can we survive in Shengjing without any business?"

Who knew that when she said this, Hongying became anxious and said anxiously:

"Miss, I, your servant, know a little embroidery and can make embroidery to support you, but is it really possible for us to stay in Shengjing? Should we go back to Jiangnan to find the master?"

Hongying asked tentatively.

Ting He was not prepared to hide or tell everything, but thought of a reasonable explanation based on the current situation:

"I can't go back. My father sent me a letter a few days ago. He had planned to come look for me, but he found out that I was sold to a brothel by thieves. My father and the old lady didn't like my self-degradation, so they prepared a mourning hall for me, saying that I was already dead and I couldn't go back. But my father gave me some money so that I could live on my own in the future."

After saying these half-truths, Hongying burst into tears and explained while shaking her head:

"No, how could the master do this? Miss didn't do that at all. Miss is also a victim. How could this happen? Let's go back, okay? Let's ask the master and the old lady why they did this. Miss was framed and ended up in the brothel, but Miss was innocent in the brothel. How could this happen? How could the master and the old lady do this? Wuwuwu, it's clearly not Miss's fault."

Hongying sobbed as she spoke, and the whole time she kept talking about "How could the master and the old lady do this..." She cried heartbreakingly, and it was obvious that she was really sad.

Ting He didn't know how to coax anyone, so he could only pat her on the back to comfort her silently.

Having cried enough, Hongying raised her red eyes and said:

"Miss, you are so pitiful. That bastard Wang Sheng is nothing. How could he do this? He has ruined your whole life. Miss, you will have no home in the future. How sad you must be that you can't go back home. Woo woo woo, if you are sad, just cry. Hongying will always protect you."

Ting He laughed when he heard this, pinched her cheek and said:

"I'm not miserable, nor am I pitiful. The Yan family doesn't want me, and I won't go back to the Yan family. From now on, we have nothing to do with the Yan family. Remember, Yan Tinghe is dead. From now on, I will be called Liu Tinghe, and you will be called Liu Hongying. We can call each other sisters. And I'm not at a disadvantage. Master Yan gave me a lot of money, which is enough for us to have no worries about food and clothing for the rest of our lives."

Hongying paused in crying, sniffed, and said with a sob:

"Really? Since the young lady said that she has no connection with the Yan family anymore, then I, Hongying, bah, I, Liu Hongying, am your sister, Miss Liu Tinghe. From now on, your sister will support you with embroidery. Let me tell you, young lady, when I was young, I was particularly interested in women's work and embroidery. At that time, I..."

As Hongying spoke, her tone changed and she began to talk about her childhood in an energetic manner. This made Tinghe's worries slowly dissipate and she immersed herself in her story.

Hongying stole a glance at Tinghe and saw that she was really not sad nor was she forcing it. She was even able to listen to her story. Knowing that Tinghe was really not that sad anymore, she then revealed a genuine smile and tried her best to tell funny stories, which only frightened Tinghe.

Knowing that Hongying was interested in embroidery and needlework, and although she had a lot of money, she always felt uncomfortable if she didn't do something to support her family. So she bought an embroidery handbook from the system mall as a gift for her new life.

As expected, Hongying was so moved after receiving the gift that she cried and couldn't be comforted. After she stopped crying, she happily took the book and went to look through it.

Tinghe stopped her and took her to Jingzhao Prefecture to register their household registration, and then put the names of Liu Tinghe and Liu Hongying in the name, and then put the house under Hongying's name. In order to make it convenient for Hongying to exchange embroidery in the future, she simply bought an embroidery shop near the village and let Hongying run it. She also went to the human traffickers to buy a few embroiderers, a few servants who knew kung fu, and two maids.

Hongying was so tired after doing so many things at once that she could hardly stand up. She praised Tinghe while panting, but it was obvious that she was very happy to own a shop of her own.

Tinghe thought that when Hongying left this world, she would have a shop, a house, and servants to protect her, so she would probably be able to live a good life.

Thinking of something, she made another trip and asked someone to find a farm nearby. She also registered Hongying's name on the farm so that when she didn't want to run the shop anymore, she could live there in her old age and become a landlady. By the time she had arranged everything for Hongying, an entire afternoon had passed.