Madam Hu held the two pheasants in her hands and felt that they were hot. "My goodness, although I know that Master cares about Madam, it's not good to catch pheasants at this time."
"You should persuade Master in the future."
"The imperial examinations are a big deal."
"Master has plenty of talent. If he doesn't take the imperial examination because of this reason, how aggrieved would he be? You also know that people in this world, especially officials, are surrounded by enemies. They can't be caught by others," Madam Hu reminded Lu Chuan in a low voice.
"Actually, we didn't kill those two pheasants," said Lu Chuan.
"If you didn't, then how did they die?" Madam Hu's eyes widened. She did not believe him and wanted to scold him.
"The pheasants were bitten to death by a weasel. We just picked it up," Lu Chuan said as he rubbed his nose gloomily.
"Your idea is also very dangerous!" Madam Hu looked at him seriously and warned.
