Unlimited estates for rural beauty-Chapter 692 The Exiled Prince (3)

Feng Xuxu nodded her head, her greenhouse cultivation had not been revealed, and even if it had been, not everyone would be able to grow vegetables successfully. Not to boast, but the greenhouses required temperature control; too high, the vegetables would rot, and too low, they would freeze. Therefore, temperature was something controlled by the butler of each greenhouse. Next was the fact that the vegetables were pest-free, which was related to the Spiritual Spring Water from her own space. Every year, she would find excuses to send people to "treat" the greenhouses, but in reality, these people were pouring Spiritual Spring Water into the wells. The wells, mixed with Spiritual Spring Water for irrigation, ensured that Dapeng vegetables would not rot in the fields in summer or winter and would be pest-free.

"Yes, it did take me a lot of time to successfully cultivate these greenhouse vegetables." Feng Xuxu spoke with feeling, as she had almost visited the greenhouses several times a day at first because she couldn’t control the temperature properly.

"It’s a good thing my cousin-in-law succeeded, otherwise we wouldn’t be able to enjoy such crisp vegetables in winter."

"Haha, my little cousin is getting better at speaking. Here, have some more." She reached out with her chopsticks to pick up a piece of blanched vegetable and placed it on her small ceramic plate.

Xiao Jiazhen wasn’t shy and started eating with her chopsticks, nodding while eating, "Delicious." She wasn’t acting like her usual self at home, where she ate without speaking and went to bed without talking.

By the end of the meal, everyone was full, and beads of sweat appeared on the tips of their noses. Lou Qianyu wiped the sweat off her nose with a brocade handkerchief and laughed, "It’s so delicious, it’s warm in my stomach, I’ve even sweated a bit."

"Yes, this hotpot is most satisfying to eat in winter," Feng Xuxu said with a smile.

After a short rest and a cup of clear tea, the two got up, said their goodbyes, and left.

Dugu Chen had all the palace attendants leave the room before he told his wife the unexpected news he had heard.

"What? Zi Weijiang is a lost prince from the Luo Kingdom?" Feng Xuxu stood up abruptly after hearing this, the news coming as a complete shock.

Dugu Chen hadn’t expected it either. He had thought Zi Weijiang was no ordinary person, but he hadn’t imagined him to be a lost prince. Moreover, judging by the current situation, it was likely that Zi Weijiang already knew his own identity.

"Husband, this man must not be allowed to stay." After the shock, Feng Xuxu said seriously, her face stone-cold.

Dugu Chen furrowed his brows, puzzled, "Why not?"

"I have met him, and he is no good person."

"When did you meet him? I wasn’t aware of this." Dugu Chen was now the one surprised; his wife had met with an outsider and he had no knowledge of it! As a husband, he had been negligent.

Feng Xuxu blinked and looked up at her husband, who had stood up excitedly, "Why are you so worked up? We only exchanged a few words."

"Then what else did you want to happen?" The man, feeling jealous, glared at her with annoyance.

She rolled her eyes at him, too lazy to bother with his attitude. Seeing that the conversation was going nowhere, she got up to leave.

Quick as lightning, Dugu Chen pulled her back, making her sit on his lap with a pout, "You haven’t said yet, what did you two talk about?"

"Stop being so paranoid, now is not the time to be jealous." She struggled to get up, but he was holding her tightly, clearly not willing to let go until she spoke.

With no other choice, Feng Xuxu gave up struggling and began to recount the encounter. Dugu Chen’s face darkened as he listened, "Wife, rest assured, I will not let anyone who dares speak to you like that get away with it."

"Husband, be careful with this man. Even Lou Qianyu, who has been seeking to deal with him, hasn’t been able to find any faults. This man must be no ordinary person." Just like Nangong Xiu, who still hadn’t been found out to this day.