Come against the wind, exchange your glory

Chapter 1069: Support from the Mother's Family
Pei Shiliu's eyes widened when these words came out.

"I heard that you became a Taoist priest because the Jiang family didn't accept your gender and forced you two to separate. After that, the young master of the Jiang family married someone else. Is that true?"

Wu Ren started gossiping in front of the main person and didn't feel it was presumptuous at all.

For secret guards like them, gathering intelligence is essential in order to protect the safety of their masters.

Jiang Che, the young master of the Jiang family, is in a high position of power at a young age. Those idle people in Dongdu like to inquire about his romantic affairs the most.

Rumor has it that he once had a same-sex lover.

What a good thing! When I heard this, Pei Shiliu was so angry that he laughed.

When he was young, he was not a gay. He and Jiang Che were a collision of interesting souls. They met each other too late. To use the words of today's people, they were the disease that was rushing towards each other. It was only because of their good looks that a lot of people supported their couple.

He didn't know what to say when asked this question.

"That's not true," Pei Shiliu denied it flatly.

However, what he met was a pair of eyes full of suspicion.

Do not believe.

Pei Shiliu understood what was going on, and he felt terrible and extremely irritated.

It was a waste of time to explain further, so he had to hide his anger and urge the person to leave.

"Go away! You're like a sick person!"

Wu Ren didn't ask about his gossip anymore. As it concerned his young master's lifelong event, he couldn't delay any longer and just went back to where he came from.

After giving a concise report to Han Wu, he cleaned up the house with the other secret guards.

After knowing who was with Bing Ci, Han Wu finally suppressed his jealousy.

At this moment, he was leaning against the window, his pair of dark eyes looking deeply in the direction of Bing Ci.

The distance between them is too great.

From a distance, there are only European-style castles with blue domes. Just across the street from the embassy, ​​the blue and white residential buildings are fresh and bright.

Thinking that they would meet in the evening, Han Wu felt a sweet feeling in his heart.

He did not forget to ask someone to prepare some cooked food so that he could satisfy his craving when he went to play cards with Bing Ci in the evening.

Bing Ci was still in the dark about all this and had no idea.

Pei Shiliu was bored in the room and would throw pomegranate seeds at her from time to time, always interrupting Bing Ci's thoughts.

With a light sigh, Bing Ci strode towards the sofa, sat down and asked seriously, "Sixteenth Brother, do Master and the others know?"

"Know what?" Pei Shiliu smiled and asked even though he knew the answer.

Bing Ci had guessed it from his brisk tone, and no longer hesitated, saying directly: "Sixteenth Brother, I'm short of people."

As soon as he finished speaking, Pei Shiliu, who had been slumped on the sofa, sat up straight and said excitedly, "You finally said it out. You almost suffocated your brother to death."

"Your master and mistress were afraid that you wouldn't understand, so they asked me to come and help you secretly."

Hearing that it was the Master and Mistress who meant it, a faint smile appeared on Bing Ci's lips. She nodded very seriously, and all the fatigue and sadness in her heart seemed to be soothed and relieved a lot.

"I made you worry," Bing Ci said softly.

Pei Shiliu felt sad, so he put away his cynical smile and said to her in a gentle voice like a mature elder: "Don't be afraid to trouble us. If you are wronged, just go home. We still have your back. Don't be alone all the time."

"Okay," Bing Ci smiled for the first time in a long time and nodded solemnly.

The dark cloud that had lingered between his brows for a long time also dissipated during this conversation.

Pei Shiliu also breathed a sigh of relief.

As long as Bing Ci is willing to ask for help, they can help with the rest.

If I act rashly, I might add psychological burden to the child.

Ugh!
(End of this chapter)