Fu Dajin insisted that he had only gone to Liang Dacheng's house to drink. His two younger brothers had, of course, bribed their little sister, and she had promised not to say anything. However, all three siblings were curious: since Widow Yang had managed to get their eldest brother into her house and even into her bed, how could she have just left without doing anything?
Fu Qiujiu later called Jiji and Zhazha to ask them, and they said it seemed a gust of wind had blown through, and then Widow Yang had vanished. How could a gust of wind carry a person away? Fu Qiujiu thought it over and decided there was only one person capable of such a feat: Tang Xian. Only his men possessed that kind of skill. But where was Widow Yang now?
Liu Cheng slept until the sun was high every day, eating his fill and sleeping again. Recently, he seemed to have struck it rich, living in luxury. He had been so drunk that morning that he didn't wake up until afternoon. The moment he opened his eyes, he saw a curvaceous woman lying beside him. He was a lustful man by nature, and after running through the women of the village in his mind, he knew exactly who she was. He was curious how Widow Yang had ended up on his bed, but that wasn't his immediate concern.
Chapter 46