Chapter 1690: 1626: Different Name

Chapter 1690: Chapter 1626: Different Name

Chiang Xiao was suddenly taken aback.

“News about Sixth Young Master Jiang? Have they found him?”

Chu Liang said, “They have a rough idea of where he went! Moreover, someone even mentioned having traveled with him for a while!”

“Where did he go?”

“It’s really quite a coincidence,” Chu Liang thought it was a remarkable coincidence when he heard the news. He took out a notebook, opened a page, and showed it to Chiang Xiao. “Look, he went to Province X, and coincidentally, the northwest part of Province X is the county town where Uncle Six went earlier.”

Chiang Xiao looked at the simplified map, which had a line drawn pointing precisely to the county town where Cheng Cheng’s family was located, the same town they visited a few days ago.

Could it really be so coincidental?

Suddenly, a thought struck Chiang Xiao, one that seemed impossible but still lingered in her mind.

“Brother Chu, what’s Sixth Young Master Jiang’s full name?”

Only now did she realize she had never asked for Sixth Young Master Jiang’s full name.

Now that she knew Ah Liu’s name, she could just compare the names, right?

Chiang Xiao’s heart tightened suddenly.

Could it be…

She stared intently at Chu Liang.

Chu Liang also sensed her tension. He turned to another page, pushing it in front of her, “This is Sixth Young Master Jiang’s name. I noted it down because I was worried I’d forget. My handwriting is ugly. His name is Jiang Shiheng.”

Chiang Xiao looked at the three characters on the notebook.

Jiang Shiheng.

Ah Liu said the name he remembered was Han Chu.

Completely different names.

Chiang Xiao’s tension abruptly collapsed.

Yet, she couldn’t tell whether she felt disappointed or relieved.

Right now, they were eager to find Ah Liu’s family, but if he was from the D State Jiang Family, it would indeed be quite shocking.

However, one way or another, this confirmed it, confirmed that Ah Liu was not Sixth Young Master Jiang.

“Uncle Six wasn’t called that,” she said, returning the notebook to Chu Liang. “So, are you planning to make a trip over there?”

“Madam said she would directly send a few of the Jiang family’s younger generation to look, so I don’t need to go.”

“Oh,” Chiang Xiao said, “Alright, Brother Chu, you continue with your work. My grandfather and I are going out for a bit.”

Chiang Songhai followed Chiang Xiao back to Siyang Village.

Chiang Xiao hadn’t returned for quite some time. Previously, she felt that Siyang Village was like a huge prison, something she could never escape from.

But perhaps after traveling to so many places, her mindset had completely changed. Now returning to Siyang Village, she actually found the village really small, truly small, with rundown houses that seemed like they could be walked past in just a few steps.

However, Siyang Village had witnessed some changes.

At least, the road from the town to the village had been repaired, making mule carts and bicycles more common, and occasionally, one or two cars could be seen passing by.

This time Xu Linjiang drove them over in a small four-wheel vehicle.

The Chestnut Factory owned by Ge Dejun and Xu Linjiang seemed to be doing well. Now, they could be considered big shots in Peace Town, not only buying a truck but also owning this small four-wheel vehicle.

Life was getting better, and Xu Linjiang, who was already quite handsome, now truly looked like a dashing young man from a wealthy family.

On their way, Chiang Xiao even saw a few women greeting him.

“Uncle, you must be very popular now, right?”

“How am I popular?” Xu Linjiang immediately tightened his face. “Chiang Xiaoxiao, I’m always loyal to your aunt. Hehe, you should watch what you say.”