When Zhou Bo returned, his mind was still foggy, and he couldn't quite grasp the situation he was facing.
He felt happy yet anxious.
The eldest son of the Marquis of Agriculture appeared cultured and handsome, nothing like the rustic farmers people often gossiped about.
His confident and calm demeanor suggested he'd already passed the autumn examination, with no hint of worry.
The anxiety stemmed from the realization that the young lady seemed really about to be married.
As Zhou Bo left, he glanced back repeatedly, noticing how they didn't return together and the two were chatting and laughing, almost like a couple already married.
Though concerned about the young lady's marriage, now that the day had arrived, he felt reluctant, having watched her grow up.
With a heavy but gratified heart, Zhou Bo quickly left the pier to report the matter to the master and mistress.
