Han Zhi grabbed Su Zhen and ran toward the direction of the prefectural office. But as the crowd of onlookers heading the same way grew denser, Han Zhi was afraid they wouldn't get a good spot, so he simply scooped Su Zhen up in his arms and strode forward.
Han Zhi wore a casual expression, but Su Zhen was somewhat stunned. She was walking just fine—how on earth had she suddenly been swept off her feet? Anyone who didn't know better would have thought she was the one standing trial.
Before long, they arrived in front of the hall. Only then did Han Zhi set Su Zhen down, securing a prime spot. He looked around, clapped his hands together, and let out a long breath of relief.
Chapter 25