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

Chapter 64 The truth gradually revealed (1)
Baili Changge took Tao Xiangqiu and looked at it carefully again, but she still didn't see any clues. She thought that she didn't have any clues now anyway, so it didn't matter if she went to have a look.

Ye Hen obviously had the same idea with her, and nodded slightly.

The three of them quickly went upstairs and walked towards Anji Fang.

The upper floor belongs to Yongle Square, which is located in the downtown area of ​​the Imperial Capital City. To go to Anji Square, you have to pass Linlang Street full of antiques and jade wares.

Although it was after the rain, the crowds on the street were bustling. Yuan Guanghao hired a carriage and a horse, and he sat on the horse and walked behind, while Baili Changge and Ye Hen sat in the front in the same carriage.

In the downtown area, the carriage moves extremely slowly, almost no different from walking.

Baili Changge was eager to investigate the case, so he couldn't help frowning, and opened the curtain several times to look outside.

Ye Hen has been lowering his head to study the pottery ball ever since he got in the carriage, with such a serious expression, as if all the noise outside had nothing to do with him.

Baili Changge accidentally caught a glimpse of his face while looking out, and his impatient heart suddenly settled down.

The corner of the curtain she opened cast a ray of light, which just fell on his slightly deep eyes.

It seemed that the sudden intrusion of light caused discomfort, he frowned slightly, and then raised his head.

At that moment, she saw a rare softness on his usually cold face, like warm wind blowing across a long-frozen icy lake.

"Don't worry, what should come will always come." He touched the corners of his lips and raised them slightly, his voice was clear and pleasant.

"Okay." Baili Changge responded unconsciously, only to find that he had already lowered his eyes when he came back to his senses.

The carriage stopped suddenly, and Baili Changge was caught off guard and leaned forward and hit his shoulder directly. An extremely mellow and clean smell entered his nostrils, with a hint of coldness.

He raised his head in embarrassment and wanted to say something, but saw his exquisite and unparalleled silhouette, as if carved out of white jade, emitting a unique light in this dark and cramped space.

"My lord, the front is too crowded, the carriage cannot pass." The boy who drove the carriage got off the shaft and stood outside to report the situation.

Only then did Baili Changge look away, sat up straight, and coughed twice in embarrassment.

"Go and see what's going on." Ye Hen put away the Tao ring ball, and while speaking, looked at Baili Changge who had been hanging his head because of embarrassment, and smiled softly, the voice was very soft, as if there was nothing, But it is like a feather gently brushing over the skin, wherever it goes, it arouses the excitement of every nerve.

"I thought you never knew how to be shy." After looking at her for a long time, he spoke slowly.

"...We don't know each other very well, how do you know if I will be shy?" Baili Changge was a little speechless.

Ye Hen didn't answer any more, the softness in his pupils receded inch by inch, and gradually became cool.

"My lord, someone died in front." Not long after, the boy came back to report.

"What's going on?" Baili Changge had already been overwhelmed by the heavy atmosphere in this small space. At this time, he heard the voice of the servant outside, as if seeing a savior, he immediately opened the curtain and looked outside. Go, take the opportunity to breathe a long sigh of relief.

"The young one doesn't know too well." The boy wondered, "It was a woman who died, and it should be the lady in the high gate's courtyard."

"I'll go down and have a look." Baili Changge said hello to Ye Hen, jumped off the carriage, and followed the boy to the place where the accident happened.

As the Minister of Dali Temple, Yuan Guanghao was naturally obliged to encounter such a thing. He immediately got off his horse and followed Baili Changge.

The three of them arrived at the most crowded place back and forth.

(End of this chapter)