A small soldier of the frontier army in the late Ming Dynasty

Chapter 202 Moths to the flame
When Wang Dou came out of the governor's mansion, Xie Yike waited outside the gate with a few guards. Seeing him anxious like an ant on a hot pot, Wang Dou naturally understood what was on his mind.

Sure enough, as soon as Wang Dou came out, Xie Yike came up and said cautiously: "Brother-in-law, what did the governor say?"

Wang Dou glanced at him: "Governor Ji wants me to divorce my wife and remarry, but I refuse, he is very angry."

Xie Yike said pleasantly: "The governor is very angry? This is terrible."

Seeing his smiling face, Wang Dou didn't look bad at all.

Xie Yike breathed a sigh of relief: "Great, what I was worried about won't happen in the end, brother-in-law is still brother-in-law, sister is still wife."

He was also grateful for Wang Dou's love for his sister, who never gave up. He looked at Wang Dou's face, and approached cautiously: "Brother-in-law, the governor is very angry, what are you going to do?"

Wang Dou said angrily: "You just want to marry your little lady Chu, why ask so many questions?"

Although Xie Yike was scolded by Wang Dou, he was in high spirits, he looked around: "Brother-in-law, when you arrive in the town, do you want to take a stroll?"

Wang Dou scolded: "Go shopping, go back to Baoanzhou."

The group rushed back to Bao'an Prefecture, it was getting late, and when they returned to the garrison mansion, their mother, Zhong Shi, asked anxiously, "Dou'er, what's the matter?"

Wang Dou told about his meeting with Ji Shiwei, and his mother, Zhong Shi, was relieved and worried at the same time. She glanced at Xie Xiuniang, who was beside her with bright eyes, and sighed: "You know the truth that a poor wife should not be abandoned. It’s also gratifying to be a mother. It’s just that Governor Na Ji has a prejudice against you, what should I do?”

Wang Dou said: "Mother don't need to worry, the child has his own concerns."

Mrs. Zhong just sighed and worried, Xie Xiuniang said: "Sister Ji, sister Ji is in the courtyard, you should hurry to see her."

The word Xianggong was learned by Xie Xiuniang and Ji Junjiao in the past two days.

Wang Dou came to Ji Junjiao's courtyard, and when she saw Wang Dou, Ji Junjiao put her arms around Wang Dou's neck again, and said in a coquettish voice, "Xianggong."

Wang Dou let her make out for a while, then smiled and said, "Jun Jiao, I came back from town, don't you want to know what's going on?"

Ji Junjiao turned her eyes on Wang Dou's face, and sighed, "Look at Mr. Xiang, I know it even if you don't tell me. You must have suffered a lot, right?"

She stared at Wang Dou with her eyes, and Wang Dou's heart warmed up. Ji Junjiao didn't ask how the matter turned out, but asked herself if she had been wronged. one side.

He said softly: "It's okay for me to be wronged, it's just..."

He sat down and told the story of meeting her father, while Ji Junjiao was hanging on Wang Dou.Hearing that Wang Dou vowed to never divorce his wife, Ji Junjiao's eyes flashed with admiration.Hearing that Wang Dou choked her father and several older brothers, she giggled, her tender body constantly leaning on Wang Dou.When she heard her father's unfeeling and righteous words at the end, she looked sad.

Wang Dou looked at her and said, "Jun Jiao, you follow me like this, you have no name or role, I'm afraid it will hurt you..."

Ji Junjiao pressed Wang Dou's big mouth with her small hand, and she looked at the lantern outside the window. Several moths were circling around the lantern, bumping into the lampshade with their bodies and breaking their wings, but they didn't care.She said: "I saw that moth, that's what Jun Jiao is like. Jun Jiao has thousands of choices, and only wants to find a favorite son, but if she chooses, she will never look back."

She had already turned the girl's double bun into a young woman's flying phoenix bun. Her silhouette was graceful and pleasing to the eye.Listening to her heartfelt words, Wang Dou was quite moved, he said: "Jun Jiao, you really don't care?"

Ji Junjiao said: "What do you care about? Do you care if you don't divorce your wife and marry again?"

She said: "If so, I will look down on you."

She sighed: "Everything is first come, first served. What am I arguing with sister Xie? She is also a poor person. She only has you. If I rob her, won't I kill her?"

She looked at Wang Dou with a smile: "I'm not afraid of you betraying me, there really will be that day."

She took out a gleaming dagger from nowhere, and gestured to Wang Dou's chest: "I will stab it from here, and take out my heart to see if it is red or black. Then I will kill myself, and we will go underground together to fight against each other." Yuanyang, there is no trouble of disputes between the old woman and the concubine."

Although she was smiling, her expression was solemn, seeing her dagger and appearance, Wang Dou was stunned for a moment, he laughed loudly: "Okay, I promise you, if I betray you, I will let you handle it."

Ji Junjiao's expression turned coquettish, she put away the dagger, gave Wang Dou a thumbs up again, and said with a charming smile: "Okay, you are worthy of being Ji Junjiao's man, Wang Dou, I just like your heroic appearance!"

Wang Dou stood up and said, "After running for a day, I'm going to wash up."

Ji Junjiao's cheeks flushed, she grabbed Wang Dou's shirt, and said shyly, "Wang Dou, I'm going too."

Seeing her shy look, Wang Dou was also moved. He picked up Ji Junjiao's body and said with a smile, "Okay, let's take a mandarin duck bath together."

Ji Junjiao giggled, wrapping her arms tightly around Wang Dou's neck.

……

A few days later, Wang Dou got wind, and news was released from the Governor's Mansion that Ji Junjiao, the daughter of Governor Ji, suddenly fell ill and died of sudden illness.

In fact, many officials and generals in Xuanfu Town knew about Ji Junjiao's escape from marriage and went to the garrison mansion in Baoan Prefecture, but the attitude of the governor, the anger of the old man can be imagined.

Frightened, no officials dared to spread the word about it again, and several ignorant generals were still chewing their tongues. After Governor Ji learned about it, he mercilessly gave them small shoes to wear. It became a taboo in Xuanfu Town, and no one dared to talk about it anymore, and this matter stopped unexpectedly.

Only Wang Dou knew the resentment in Ji Shiwei's heart, and he didn't care.

It is not far from the Qing soldiers entering the bandits in history, and he redoubled his energy and devoted himself to the work of preparing for the war.

(End of this chapter)