The gist of the blood-written letter was to threaten Mr. Zhen, saying that if he dared to take his servants to disturb the people again, next time, she would come for the heads of everyone in the Zhen Family.
Moreover, the most arrogant thing about this big bandit is that the letter was written with Mr. Zhen's own blood. Mr. Zhen didn't even know how he was bled until he felt the pain from the wound.
This bandit was so arrogant and elusive that the Zhen Family was scared and didn't dare to continue their investigation. They could only accept their bad luck. Although their family suffered a significant loss of gold and jewels this time, their properties and land remained, so they wouldn't fall into complete poverty all at once.
At this moment, Wei Shuangshuang, who had taken all the gold and jewels from the Zhen Family's small treasury, was sitting on a tall horse, flanked by a fine carriage pulled by two majestic chestnut horses, with Zhao Zhengfeng inside.
