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

Chapter 67: Yuzhen Sacred Flower (1)
Leaving the cemetery, holding a green bamboo oil-paper umbrella and walking all the way down the mountain, Baili Changge was silent and speechless.

Seeing her expression, Yuan Guanghao swallowed back what he wanted to ask, and led the officials to follow her far away.

Ye Hen took the oil-paper umbrella from her hand and paused, "The truth is always cruel, if you find it unacceptable, you can pretend nothing happened."

"What has happened, how can we pretend it didn't happen?" Baili Changge looked at the cloud-shrouded mountains in the distance, took a breath of cool air, and then raised his eyebrows: "Unless I can erase this part ability to remember."

There was a sudden stabbing pain in his chest, and the fingers in Ye Henjin's sleeves twitched slightly. Seeing her thin back gradually blurred, and then overlapped with the one in his memory, his breath was stagnant, he walked forward quickly, grabbed her by the hands, staring closely at her eyes, "You..." but only moved his lips, not knowing how to speak for a moment.

"My lord, you made my hand hurt." Baili Changge, who had just reacted, was shocked by him—the always calm and composed Prince Jin was possessed by a ghost?
As if waking up from a dream, Ye Hen immediately withdrew his hand. Ye Hen looked at the Lantian Jade Cloud Luan Pendant on her waist, and said, "Your jade pendant is worthless at all. Don't take it out to bluff in the future, or it will be dismantled. I think you It would be embarrassing."

"My lord, is he concerned about my face? Well... it seems that the old man Xuankong told me that this jade pendant is a priceless treasure, but why is it worthless when it comes to you?" Baili Changge blinked, of course she knew he was He wanted to use this to distract her from her gloomy mood, but she was not the real Baili Changge after all, and at most she was shocked and sad when she found out the truth.

It seems to be out of the question to say that it is sad.

"Has anyone ever told you that a priceless treasure is actually worthless, because no one dares to accept it, and it can't be eaten or drunk, and it can only be worn as an ornament on your body?" Ye Hen squinted, and pointed the umbrella towards her. The head moved a little bit.

"Yes yes yes... what the lord said is true." Baili Changge quickly nodded in agreement.

Yuan Guanghao, who was following behind, saw Ye Hen's actions just now, the corner of his mouth twitched, his eyeballs almost fell out, he immediately turned his head 180 degrees, and saw the official behind him looking at the two men in front of him like scissors hands. Man, he sharpened his eyes and gave that man a brain blow.

The man squatted down with an "ouch".

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When we returned to the Hou Mansion, it was already dark. Except for Qiufeng Garden, all the other yards were lit. The drizzle was misty, and the fire light was blurred into a blurred color.

When Baili Changge, Ye Hen and Yuan Guanghao entered the door, Qiu Lian, who had been waiting for a long time, took the three of them directly to the dining room, "Miss, Master Hou invites you to eat first."

"Let's not eat now." Having reached the plantain grove outside the dining room, Baili Changge suddenly remembered something, hurriedly pulled Qiu Lian aside, and asked softly, "What's the matter with Bailishan?"

Qiu Lian looked at Baili Changge with rare approval, and said in a low voice: "Miss San heard that my acne-removing prescription is very effective, and she was wandering outside Fufeng Pavilion this afternoon. Miss, you are out."

"Very good." Baili Changge nodded and said, "You go to her now, just say that I can give her the prescription, or even the finished product, provided that she takes what she was really looking for at Qiufengyuan that night. Come in exchange."

Qiu Lian was startled, "Didn't Miss San go to pick flowers?"

"Who would pick flowers blindly?" Baili Changge hooked his lips and said, "What she is looking for is a piece of evidence that Shaoqing was killed."

(End of this chapter)