Chapter 1101: Amnesiac "Hunter" Lady vs. Transmigrated Lady in the Mountains (Part 17)

Gu Shengyin was about to refuse when Shih Lei, who had gone out to deliver something, happened to return.

"A Xiu, I’ve watched you grow up, how come I don’t know where you learned about those medicinal materials?" Shih Lei’s expression was somewhat unpleasant.

He was still carrying his empty basket, and Gu Shengyin noticed there seemed to be a fish lively jumping inside.

Presumably, someone saw him delivering something and gave it as a return gift, right?

A Xiu’s eyes flashed when she saw Shih Lei.

When she first came to this world, she did have some thoughts about Shih Lei.

This man, handsome with a good body and temperament, would absolutely be the best choice for a husband in her world.

But she ultimately abandoned the idea: no matter what, he was just a village hunter.

She couldn’t possibly stay in this place; once she got out, she wasn’t afraid to find a better, high-quality man.

In her heart, she always looked down a bit on people like Shih Lei from the mountains.

Hearing Shih Lei’s words, she retorted somewhat defiantly, "I learned it from the doctor at the village entrance."

Shih Lei responded unceremoniously, "I just came back from Old Man Wang and Doctor Li at the village entrance. Doctor Li didn’t tell me he knows any herb that purifies blood and resolves bruising."

With one sentence, A Xiu’s face turned red and white.

Shih Lei continued, "A Xiu, Shitou watched you grow up, really doesn’t know what’s wrong with you lately. If you don’t know something, don’t speak randomly. Stuff that goes into your stomach isn’t something you can just talk nonsense about. Be careful, Auntie Zhou will scold you again."

A Xiu saw the disbelief on their faces, and hearing Shih Lei mention Auntie Zhou, she knew her plan was probably off the table, and she went out looking displeased.

Shih Lei, seeing that she left, said to Gu Shengyin, "I always feel that A Xiu has been acting mysterious lately. If she tells you anything, you mustn’t believe her."

Gu Shengyin nodded, "Don’t worry."

She changed the topic: "I see that fish is quite fat, where did it come from?"

Shih Lei glanced at it and, smiling, said, "Auntie Zhang saw me deliver a message, so she shared one of her son’s catches from the river today. Let’s have fish soup for lunch."

Gu Shengyin gave him a look: "Have you ever received any return gift from Auntie Zhou’s house?"

Shih Lei smiled at her, "I know, you’re not someone who is so petty."

Their relationship progressed quickly, and now he could speak so lightly with Gu Shengyin.

Shih Lei thought to himself, knowing Ah Luan so well, it was evident she wasn’t really interested in money or treasure, not sure why she was so particular about Auntie Zhou’s family.

Gu Shengyin glanced at him, "Do you think I care about those few pieces of meat? I just feel bad for the hard-won prey you got, why waste it on those people who are like ungrateful wolves."

Call me narrow-minded, call me petty, I just don’t like it.

Shih Lei continued to smile, "I know, I know, you just want the best for me."

Clearly, she cares about him.

How could Ah Luan be so considerate?

Shih Lei thought happily, truly there was no better woman in this world than Ah Luan.

The two of them enjoyed a pot of fish soup, living leisurely days.

Gu Shengyin calculated the time; in half a month, people from Tianze should come looking.

Her memory was also almost ready to "recover."