Because Chun Nuan needed to give Aunt Zhou acupuncture, the journey was delayed by two days.
Zhao Minghua came up with a grain-storing plan, which received Chun Nuan's approval. He immediately set it in motion.
Watching him whistle and send his horse galloping off, Chun Nuan felt a sense of envy.
"Are you sure it can deliver the letter?"
Chun Nuan knew about carrier pigeons but didn't know that horses could also carry mail.
"Old Ma knows the way, and this horse has been with me for eight years. I'm quite confident in its ability to deliver messages."
Chun Nuan looked at her own horse, Xiao Zao, with a complex expression, wondering if it would also be this skilled once properly taken care of.
While staying temporarily at the Zhou family in this town, the father and son tried every way to make them meals.
In gratitude for Chun Nuan saving his mother, Zhou Sanwa went up the mountain to dig traps and, by sheer luck, managed to catch a wild rabbit.
