The eldest daughter of the group pet, she is full of luck

Chapter 1844 Linyan Chapter Eight
It rained lightly all night, and in the early morning, the rain stopped.

Xie Ying pushed open the window, took a breath of fresh morning air, and smiled comfortably.

She glanced back at her husband and daughter, seeing that they were sleeping soundly and didn't intend to wake up, so she closed the window again, drew the curtain across the threshold, and walked towards the kitchen.

After a while, smoke curled up from the chimney in the kitchen, and there was a slight clash of pots and pans.

Ye Feng's eyelids trembled a few times, slowly opened his eyes, and pondered for a moment, he sat up with force, put on his clothes, pulled out the saber hanging in front of the bed, and wiped it gently.

Xie Ying made breakfast, warmed the steamed buns in the steamer, and walked slowly back to the main room.

Lifting the curtain, seeing that her husband had woken up, she was overjoyed at first, her eyes fell on the long sword, and then dimmed in an instant.

"It rained all night, it's cold outside, why don't you come in?"

Ye Feng put down his long sword and looked at his wife tenderly.

"Your wound is not healed yet."

Xie Ying stepped into the threshold with worried eyes: "It's best to lie down and don't move around."

"It doesn't hurt anymore."

Ye Feng responded with a smile, and deliberately raised his arm to reassure her.

"A sword pierced a hole in the ribs, it's no wonder it's so quick."

Xie Ying didn't believe it, she pretended to be angry, came to the bed, and poked his wound.

"hiss."

Ye Feng grinned his teeth in pain, and took a long breath of cool air covering his wound.

"Hmph, it doesn't hurt anymore."

Xie Ying rolled her eyes at him angrily.

"Hey, daughter-in-law, sit down."

Ye Feng grinned, patted the edge of the bed, and dragged his wife to sit down.

Xie Ying was worried, with a worried expression on her face: "You'd better lie down and don't move around."

"It's okay, it's really okay."

Ye Feng endured the pain, opened his arms, and hugged his wife in his arms: "With you as a genius doctor, I am not afraid of multiple injuries."

"I'm also good at stitching wounds."

Xie Ying smiled and shot him a look: "He is a genius doctor."

"To me, you are a miracle doctor."

Ye Feng hugged his wife tenderly, revealing a bit of nostalgia for the past: "Farewell to Master and went down the mountain. The first time I was injured, it was you who rescued me. If it weren't for your kindness, my life would have been reimbursed long ago."

"Stop it."

Xie Ying was amused, and smiled and blamed: "The little injury you suffered, it's fine if you don't treat it, it's just that I was stupid, I bumped into it by myself, and fell into your trap."

"You see it?"

Ye Feng pretended to be surprised: "I thought I was well disguised and would never be discovered."

"Are you really lying to me?"

Xie Ying hammered him angrily: "Could it be that you cut the wound on your leg yourself?"

"Cough cough."

Ye Feng almost choked on himself with a mouthful of saliva: "I'm just kidding, you really take it seriously, do I have a tendency to be abused, and I abuse myself."

"You really didn't lie to me?"

Xie Ying raised her eyebrows, pretending not to believe it.

"Really do not have."

Ye Feng put his arms around his wife and smiled solemnly: "It's more real than gold."

"Hmph, it's strange to believe you."

Xie Ying raised her eyebrows arrogantly, and snorted a little breath from the tip of her nose.

"Daughter-in-law, I want to leave for a while."

Ye Feng looked at his wife dotingly, and suddenly his eyes dimmed, revealing his reluctance.

Xie Ying took a breath: "Where do you want to go?"

"The capital."

Ye Feng's brows darkened, and he lowered his head in pain: "I can't just stand by and ignore my parents and relatives being wronged and suffering."

Xie Ying exclaimed in surprise: "You want to rob the prison?"

"The tyrant is fatuous and lawless, vowing to kill his father and elder brother."

Hatred flashed in Ye Feng's eyes: "There is no other way now, but to rescue them first."

(End of this chapter)