Honorable Hubby Behind Me novel Chapter 4557

The two women were confused. Samuel and they were both newcomers, so they did not know where he could take them to. But since Samuel had already led the way, they could only follow closely behind.

After walking for dozens of minutes, the three of them finally saw the light. They stepped into the big avenue and walked for about ten minutes. Then they entered a quiet place again.

However, the silence here had nothing to do with desolation. It was purely caused by the scenery here.

Green water and green trees curled up, looking like the landscape world in the painting.

"I didn't expect there to be such a fairyland in such a barren place."

"Yes, it's like the world in the painting. It's so beautiful."

In the middle of the rippling lake, a pavilion stood there slightly, with two words "Feng Yi Pavilion' on the plaque.

"Let's go." Samuel smiled softly and led the two women to Feng Yi Pavilion.

The pavilion was not big, about several square meters. When they arrived at the pavilion, a middle-aged man appeared from nowhere.

Dressed in black, he looked simple and dignified.

"Please stop. This is Feng Yi Pavilion."

Yvonne felt a little strange. This pavilion was only a few square meters, and there was nothing strange under it. How could a person come out and specifically remind them that this was Feng Yi Pavilion?

Zi Qing was also confused and could not figure out what was going on.

Samuel nodded slightly. "Miss Yinsu sent me here. This is her token."

After that, Samuel took out an iron token from his arms and handed it to the man.

However, the man carefully weighed the token and the man frowned. "You don't look like the young master of the Pei family, but more like a human. In this case, why did Miss Yinsu's token appear in your hand? Did you steal it?"

Samuel was not angry. He smiled and said, "Since you know Miss Yinsu and the young master of the Pei family, let me ask you, what kind of skills should one have to steal things from the Pei family?"

The man seemed to think that what Samuel said made sense.