Chapter 458： Debunking Sakura's Blood Debt (2)

Chapter 458 Exposing Sakura's Blood Debt (2)

Biqing thought for a while, then shook her head and said, "She is not familiar with the Fourth Madam, so it would be too unreasonable to ask the Fourth Madam to say goodbye."

"Then what do you think she went to find her for? She was crying!"

"Well... Could it be... She wanted to leave and asked the Fourth Madam for help, but the Fourth Madam refused, so she cried sadly?" Biqing really didn't want the relationship between the princess and her daughters-in-law to become tense, and she tried her best to speak. On the plus side.

It's a pity that the princess is in a fit of anger. These words can't comfort her: "Why didn't she tell me about such a big thing? If I knew, Mrs. Liu had the idea of ​​leaving, I would definitely not take it lightly!"

"That's true." Bi Qing nodded.

Not long after, the maid who went to Qingling Pavilion came back.

"Report to the princess, Mrs. Liu was not found!"

The maid who went to Zhihuiyuan also came back.

"Mrs. Liu is not in Zhihui Hospital!"

Finally, it was the servant who returned from Liujin Courtyard.

They looked at the princess and lowered their heads one by one.

"No, I didn't find it."

The princess was about to burst into tears. Just when the princess was about to send someone to inform the king of Zhongshan, the peasant woman stepped in, looked at the people in the room, and said in a low voice, "This is... what's going on?"

The moment she saw her, the princess raised her heart in her throat, and finally slowly let go, but even though she was no longer worried, her anger still persisted: "I should ask you, where have you been?" ? Do you know that when I came to you, I almost turned the whole mansion upside down?"

"I... I just took a nap in the haystack and fell asleep..."

Before she finished speaking, the concubine said angrily again: "I'm afraid that Xiaolian will make noise for you, so I asked Sun Yao and Yue'er to take her out. If there is something wrong with Xiaolian later, you and I will not even think about it." Live safely and securely!"

The peasant woman suddenly changed her face.

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On the bustling street, there is a constant flow of pedestrians, accompanied by the swaying figures of the lanterns, and the voices of the vendors shouting for harmony.

The memories of her childhood have gradually faded away. In Xuan Xiaoying's impression, she has never seen such a lively scene.

Rao, she had already cultivated a quiet and steady temperament, and at this moment, she couldn't help writhing excitedly in Sun Yao's arms. Sun Yao seldom takes care of children, but Xuan Xiaoying is very light, so it doesn't take much effort to hold her up, but with such a movement right now, Sun Yao can't hold her.

Sun Yao said softly: "Which lantern does Xiaolian like? The third sister-in-law will buy it for you."

Xuan Xiaoying blinked her eyes. Out of instinct, she likes them all and wants to buy them all. She still doesn't know that their family's money is enough to buy a whole city, let alone a street of lanterns. She carefully compared them in her heart, which one was the most beautiful, and took the one home.

"I...can I really have it?" She asked again uncertainly.

Sun Yao touched her forehead with her cheek in distress: "Of course, as much as you want." After living a hard life, she even worried that she couldn't afford to buy a lantern. I can't imagine how distressed she would be if she had a daughter in the future and encountered such a thing.

Here, when Sun Yao hugged Xuan Xiaoying to pick up the lantern, Ning Yue and Xiaoying were not idle, but Xiaoying was heavier, and Ning Yue couldn't carry her anymore after holding her for a while, so she held her hand instead.

Ning Yue wasn't sure if she heard the phrase "Xiangli". Anyway, she wouldn't show any strangeness when she heard it. This is a person who hides her emotions very deeply.

"Sister Yue, what are you laughing at?" Xiao Ying raised her head, caught a glimpse of a faint smile on the corner of Ning Yue's lips, opened her curious eyes wide, and asked.

(end of this chapter)