Traveling through a doctor's daughter to marry a virtuous man

Chapter 1069 An Empty City Reads Only One Person 3
Seeing the guests coming in, the shop waiter yawned and led them upstairs, and opened a room casually. It could be seen that Huali and the groom were the only guests in this inn.

As soon as the room was opened, there was a faint musty smell in the room. Huali frowned slightly. She was out of the house, so she walked in, said good night to the groom, and closed the door.

Fortunately, the house was clean, Huali took off the bundle and put it on the bedside, untied the fox fur and put it on top of the bundle, lying on the bed, within reach.

The winter night came early, and as soon as night fell, there were almost no people on the streets of the town, and occasionally white snow would float in from the open window and melt into ice water in her palm.

Outside the door, the waiter knocked on the door, and got Huali's permission to bring in the dinner. The porridge and side dishes were very suitable for the meals provided by such a small shop.

Huali thanked her and went to the table. The waiter smiled at Huali and walked out, closing the door for Huali.

It's not that Huali has never tried before, and she can persevere through gritting her teeth. This time, if it wasn't because of the ice and snow and the cold everywhere, she would have chosen to travel overnight.

Because she has been taking medicine almost every day for these years, Huali's nose is extremely sensitive to the medicine. She put a spoonful of gruel in it, but before it was put into her mouth, the faint smell of medicine still entered Huali's mouth. in the nose.

The beautiful eyebrows frowned slightly, Huali paused, and suddenly thought of the words the groom kept asking her during the day, thinking about it now, he seemed to be testing her for something.

Before she had time to think about it, Huali put on a fox fur, carried a bundle on her back, cut the sheets and tied them tightly to the window, followed the sheets and fled directly from the window of her room on the second floor to the street behind the inn.

There is medicine in the porridge, although I don't know what kind of medicine it is, but it is very possible, but the inn and the groom are in the same group, and Huali has never seen them before. These people may be human traffickers!
While running, Huali thought to herself that her luck was really bad. There are so many grooms, how could they meet such a malicious groom.

Could it be that she used up all this luck ahead of time?The carriage uncle she hired last time was so nice and took good care of her along the way, so Huali had a good impression of a job like a groom, and she was never wary at all at first.

However, whether this luck has been used up in advance is a topic worthy of discussion, but the premise is not that now, behind him, the voices of the groom and the waiter can already be heard.

"Damn it, such a slick girl is so smart, did you tell her something was wrong when you were on your way?" It was the waiter who asked the question.

"Bah, I asked her a few words along the way to test it out, but how could I know that little girl is as dumb as she is, silent!"

"Could it be really dumb?" The waiter in the shop was stunned for a while, and some quickly vetoed it, "No, when I brought the meal in, she said thank you to me, that voice was really soft~Look at the woman, It must be a good one, I thought you brought a good one this time, and could make a lot of money, but unexpectedly, I ran away!"

"Why are you running! This town is so small, can she be familiar with us? It must not be far away, let's find more people~"

Huali was running in front, her footsteps were very light, and it was dark so she could only hear the abuse from the people behind, but the people behind didn't notice her, but she knew that at this moment, she was already sweating from shock .

The quiet town suddenly became noisy, a group of people searched everywhere with torches, Huali's heart almost jumped out of her chest, and she cursed herself for getting more and more unlucky.

(End of this chapter)