After 600 years of sword sacrifice, my aunt returned to the world

Chapter 91 She Won't Elope

Yan Chang'an intentionally concealed it for Song Lin, even to prevent Shu Nong from lowering his head to smell the smell, he reached out and took the plate of sweet and sour pork away.

One or two of them were like this, and Shu Nong's mind was all on the plate of spicy dishes in front of him, and he didn't continue to worry about how bad the plate was.

Her attention was even quickly drawn to the conversation of the people at the table next to her.

It seemed to be a couple, the man was frowning, and the woman looked gloomy, hesitating to speak, as if she didn't know how to comfort her.

"Is there any news about Lingling?" She asked softly, pouring a cup of tea for the man.

The man shook his head: "I always feel that this is not right. Why do you think Lingling is bothering her? The eldest brother and sister-in-law love her so much, and it will be a matter of time before she promises to have a relationship with that kid from the Gao family. Why should she elope with others? There is still such a letter."

"I also think that something might be wrong." The woman poured herself a cup of tea, and said thoughtfully, "A few days ago, I heard that Uncle Zhou's boy was lost—not just him, I heard that many people have been lost in the city recently. But at this time, Lingling eloped with someone and left a letter saying that she would sever ties with her family, which is really disturbing."

The man sighed worriedly: "But that letter is indeed in Lingling's handwriting... No, after dinner later, we'd better go to Cheng's house and go to Baiwentang to ask the fairies."

The woman nodded: "Alright—"

"We can help you."

Suddenly, a clever female voice sounded beside them. The husband and wife turned their heads together, only to see the four people at the next table stopped their chopsticks at some point. With white wrists and slightly red and swollen lips, he looked at them with a smile: "Why bother to look far away, we are happy to help."

The couple didn't hesitate for long, and when they heard Shu Nong say that Yan Chang'an was a disciple of the Cangyuan Sword Sect who went down the mountain to practice, they immediately sat over.

The couple, although there is no immortal cultivator in the whole family, but now there are monks everywhere in the world, and ordinary people can say a few words about the things in the immortal gate.

For example, these two people know that the Cangyuan Sword Sect is the number one immortal sect today, and that the disciples of the immortal sect go down the mountain to practice.

Therefore, after Yan Chang'an took out the jade plaque that symbolized the identity of the disciple, they approached these people as if grasping at straws.

The man briefly talked about Lingling's affairs.

"Lingling is a very sensible child. Even though her brother and sister-in-law dote on her, she has never been cultivated into a domineering temperament." In front of the fairy, the woman seemed to have found a backbone, let go of her guard, and lowered her head in tears. Children who are considerate to their parents will not do such irrational things for the sake of love."

Shu Nong understood what they meant.

They firmly believed that their niece would not elope with anyone. In the current situation, it is very likely that the girl Lingling and her lover did not know what danger they encountered, and they were given the illusion of elopement.

indeed.

If it were Shu Nong herself, rather than believing that a sensible and obedient child eloped with someone suddenly and had to sever ties with her, she believed the latter statement a little more.

She knocked on the table thoughtfully: "Then how long has Miss Lingling been missing?"

"Two days."

The man replied immediately, with a hopeful look on his haggard face, and he looked at them desperately, "She disappeared the morning before yesterday. My mother went to wake her up that day, but there was no response for a long time. After I opened the door and went in, I saw her." The severance letter I was talking about."

(End of this chapter)