Chapter 2088: Returning Ho
With over 40 individuals, even in the face of formidable adversaries, none dared to attempt robbery.
Furthermore, Anze Province and Yuzhang were regarded as bastions of safety.
Though not devoid of bandit interest, the forests of Anze Prefecture were seen as Feng Shui treasure troves for them.
Yet, Shao Yunduan swiftly dealt with any who encroached, extending his vigilance to the vicinity of Anze Province. He refused to tolerate any threats lingering near its borders.
Thus, tranquility reigned supre in the region.
Qiao Xuan and companions traversed howard without a shadow of concern.
Upon reaching Yuzhang province city, little seed amiss. Evidently, the prefectural magistrate proved adept at safeguarding this territory.
In this tumultuous era, a remote border, distanced from political centers and bustling hubs, served as a sanctuary.
Given the influx of people this ti, Qiao Xuan opted not to stay at the Yuezheng Family’s residence. Instead, accompanied by Anan and Taotao, he paid a visit to the First Mada.
Yuezheng Xiao had tied the knot last year, a celebration Qiao Xuan and Shao Yunduan regrettably missed due to prior commitnts. However, they had promptly dispatched a gift. Finally, they had the chance to et the newlyweds in person.
First Mada appeared genuinely fond of her new daughter-in-law, Ms. Qiu, a choice made jointly by her and Yuezheng Xiao. Her deanor exuded both warmth and generosity.
Being a family deeply entrenched in comrce, the fate of the nfolk outside was uncertain.
What they sought in a daughter-in-law was not rely a gentle and demure presence to assist their husbands and educate their offspring. Rather, they desired a woman capable of shouldering responsibilities and maintaining independence in the face of adversity.
After dining at Le Zheng’s residence, Qiao Xuan and his companions retired to their own abode. The following morning, they returned to Shaoding Village.
This marked Taotao’s first visit ho since her marriage, a fact that filled Ms. Fang with imnse joy.
Anan, who had been a carefree youngster during their previous reunion, had now matured to nearly six years of age, boasting a mischievous streak reminiscent of Shao Yunduan’s childhood antics. Despite this, Ms. Fang lavished him with praise, extolling his obedience and intelligence.
It had been too long since their last encounter with Anan, yet his innate goodness remained unchanged.
Initially reserved upon his return, Anan gradually ward up over two days, eagerly imrsing himself in play with his cousins, his face radiating happiness each day.
Observing his joy, Qiao Xuan simply smiled and allowed him to relish in it.
But soon, the reality of schooling would beckon. Anan, already lost in reverie, would soon embark on his educational journey. With schooling ca stricter guidelines, limiting his playti.
In this era, scholars were a rarity, expected to uphold certain standards of behavior. Qiao Xuan, adhering to societal norms, harbored no objections to this trajectory.
Her son was born and bred within the realm of Great Qin, making it imperative for him to assimilate into the customs and regulations of the empire.
With Qiao Xuan’s return, she found herself obligated to inspect all their properties scattered throughout their domain.
Accompanied by Taotao, Zhao Shu, Shao Sanlang, and others, she ventured into the mountains on three separate occasions.
Officially, these excursions were frad as hunting trips, yet Qiao Xuan harbored ulterior motives.
Shaoding Village, nestled amidst mountainous terrain and dense forests, provided ample opportunity for exploration. Utilizing her extraordinary abilities, she sought to scrutinize various locales during these hunts, scouting for potential hiding spots within the rugged landscape.
In the event of unforeseen circumstances, Qiao Xuan aid to ensure that the inhabitants Qi had entrusted could seek refuge with their families in these secluded areas.
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