The current gossip was throwing conjectures every which way. But it had no effect on Miss Jun.
She still opened shop for diagnosis as treatment when the sun rose, and she returned to the inn bearing her sign when the sun set.
Her bearing never changed. Only people and events of the outside world changed. And it seemed that all of these changes were within her expectations.
As Lei Zhonglian drove the carriage, he turned back. Early summer was quite hot. As Miss Jun raised the curtains of the carriage, she stroked the words "Jiuling Hall" on her signboard like always.
"So at the start, Young Lady, you never planned to buy the land deed?" he couldn’t help but ask.
She shook her head.
"I did," she said. "Of course I did. I was going to buy it no matter the price."
She looked at Fang Chengyu.
"Just you weren’t going to spend our family’s money," Fang Chengyu said. "No?"
She smiled.
