Bring your son to chase after your wife, please go home

Chapter 290: Heaven and Earth Prove This Heart Will Not Change (2)
"Surprisingly... there is such a thing!" Baili Changge lowered his head and muttered to himself, and then walked back along the bluestone slabs on the canal after a few polite words with the women.

"How?" Seeing that her face was not right, Ye Hen asked quickly.

"Look." Baili Changge didn't answer directly, but pointed to the gate just now.

Wei Yu had already knocked on the door, and a woman came out, holding some newly sewn men's robes, the moment she saw Wei Yu, her expression changed drastically.

It was the aunt who met Qin Kaiming yesterday, who served him tea and soup at Qin Kaiming's house.

Baili Changge was taken aback.

A little surprise appeared on Ye Hen's face.

"Could it be too coincidental?" Baili Changge pursed his lips and looked at Zhen Yue'e's flustered expression, wanting to close the door and run inside immediately.

"I'm afraid this is not a pure coincidence." Ye Hen took a deep look at the two courtyards, and said lightly: "We will know it at a glance."

Baili Changge nodded and followed his footsteps.

After a while, the two had already stood in front of the door.

Zhen Yuee was still half pushing and half refusing, trying to keep the three of them out.

"Don't panic, aunt." Baili Changge said softly, "We came here to ask you something, and it doesn't involve your personal affairs."

When she said this, Zhen Yue'e breathed a sigh of relief, retracted her hand that was about to close the door, and said please to the three of them in a low voice.

Wei Yu stayed outside.

Baili Changge and Ye Hen walked in.

Zhen Yue'e immediately went to make tea and served it, then timidly stood aside with her head bowed.

Baili Changge looked around. The room was very clean, but there were very few antique utensils in the room, and it didn't look like they had been moved, but it seemed like they had never been placed before. Her gaze was high on the wall. After fixing a glance on the hanging sword, she quickly retracted it and asked Zhen Yue'e, "I heard that your husband died of illness two months ago, didn't you?"

As soon as Zhen Yue'e heard this question, the panic she had suppressed just now surged up again, and she moved her lips a few times before slowly saying: "Yes, the husband of the civilian woman passed away two months ago."

As she said, her legs softened and she knelt on the ground and begged Baili Changge and Ye Hen, "My lord, Mr. Yin, women have nothing to do in their lives. Now that my husband is gone, I am left alone and helpless. If I don't look for A backer, then... that woman's life is over."

"We're not here to pursue this." Baili Changge frowned, motioning her to stand up, "We want to ask you, has anyone been to your house two months ago?"

"This... the woman doesn't remember very well." Zhen Yue'e got up and wiped away her tears, then stood aside.

"It's a man and a woman." Baili Changge reminded her, "The man is about 30 years old, and the woman is the one I drew at Uncle Qin's house yesterday. If you think about it carefully, both of them have been here before." Your family?"

"During that time, my husband was seriously ill, and neighbors came to visit from time to time. The man the adults described was too ordinary for the women to remember, but I remember a woman wearing a bamboo hat came. I couldn't see her face clearly, so I don’t know if it’s the person in the painting.”

Ye Hen thought about it, and asked her: "Is that woman wearing a bamboo hat here to look for your husband?"

Zhen Yuee nodded slightly.

"If I'm not mistaken, your husband used to be a soldier, right?" Ye Hen asked again.

Zhen Yue'e suddenly raised her head, and then said falteringly: "He was a soldier for several years before."

"It's not an ordinary soldier." Ye Hen flicked his sleeve, pointed to the saber on the wall, and said slowly: "This sword was sent to the general by the Ministry of War when Marquis Wu Ding led his troops to conquer 15 years ago. There are special signs on it."

(End of this chapter)