Yusui Chang'an

Chapter 1252 Disaster to Children
After thinking for a while, Chu Chengyao still couldn't figure it out, so he picked up his pen and wrote back:
Let the people in Zhangzhou send He Lan back to Kyoto first, and continue searching for the He brothers, and carefully investigate the whereabouts of the three siblings in Zhangzhou in recent years, and the people they have come into contact with.

To be on the safe side, Zhong Yi was ordered to send a few skilled fighters to Zhangzhou to provide support.

After sending the letter away, Chu Chengyao leaned back in his chair, full of doubts:
How did the He siblings get out of Tai'an City? And why did they settle in Zhangzhou? Zhangzhou... The group of people he lost in Fengming Mountain seven years ago also disappeared in Zhangzhou...

There is a Han family in Zhangzhou, could it be the Han family?
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The bright room was full of elegance. There were two basins of ice in the room. A figure by the window was fiddling with chess pieces, and a maid behind him was gently waving a silk fan to dispel the heat.

The figure glanced sideways at the woman lying paralyzed in the room, and the servant in front of him stepped forward and poured cold water on the woman's face.

The woman with dirty clothes and disheveled hair was awakened by the cold water. She opened her eyes to meet the dazzling light, and squinted to see a fairy-like figure in front of the window.

He struggled to get up, focused his eyes and saw the face of the fairy-like figure clearly, and was so shocked that he forgot his own situation:

"Miss? How could it be you?"

After the figure made his move, he turned his head to reveal Lin Jinyan's bright face:

"My cousin is the eldest daughter now, Liu Momo, didn't you guess it was me?"

Liu Momo looked around the room and saw Hong Jiu staring at her coldly. She then caught a glimpse of the two burly guards at the outer door. She gave up the idea of ​​escaping, pursed her dry lips, and wondered in panic whether Lin Jinyan knew something. She stammered and did not dare to answer.

Since she received the letter, she suspected a lot of people, including the General's Mansion, Lin Jinan, and even Lin Jinyun, but she never suspected the kind and gentle Lin Jinyan. Lin Jinyan: "Liu Momo, you changed your master and killed him with your own hands, how do you feel?"

When Liu Momo heard this, the pair of bloodshot eyes that were still open in death instantly appeared in her mind. She couldn't help but tremble, and her face turned even paler. She subconsciously retorted:

"I don't!"

In order to save her children, she had no choice but to listen to the letter and act accordingly. She thought that the letter said that the criminals would kidnap her just to scare her, and when she drugged Liu Yunxiang, she still had hope:
How could a villain be so bold as to act in broad daylight in Kyoto?

Unexpectedly, the bad guys came and forced her to change the clothes of the unconscious Liu Yunxiang, gagged her and tied her up. They also tied her up. After Lin Jinyun returned home, the bad guys dragged her out and forced Lin Jinyun to kill her.
Lin Jinyun didn't dare to do anything, and she was dragged back into the house again. The criminals switched her positions with Liu Yunxiang, removed the drug from Liu Yunxiang, took the black cloth on her head, covered it on Liu Yunxiang's head, and made her stay in the inner room, watching Liu Yunxiang being strangled to death by Lin Jinyun.

After shouting, Liu Momo thought about her situation and lowered her voice. After what happened yesterday, she could no longer regard Lin Jinyan as a kind and virtuous girl. She wanted to speak up for her master, but she didn't even dare to speak in a strong tone:

"I didn't mean to harm my young lady. I was forced to do it. You forced me to do it. Even if the Lin family divorced my young lady, she is still your elder. How could you do this?"

Lin Jinyan looked at the chessboard. Although her lips were curled up in a faint smile out of habit, her brows were covered with a frost that could not be melted even by the hot summer:

"Why am I like this, don't you understand?"