deadly mantra

Chapter 991: Report to the boss, you feel guilty!
Ji Fanyin looked back at Hemeng and said weakly:
"……fine."

"Boss, you...had a quarrel?"

"No."

Ji Fanyin pursed her lips, stood under the red plum, raised her head, and squinted her eyes.

There is nowhere to vent the frustration.

A fierce anger suddenly appeared in her eyes, and she raised her foot and kicked Hongmei.

"Ah!" He Meng's face changed with fright, and he backed away in a hurry, almost falling down.

Cang Lie grabbed He Meng's arm and held him steady while staring at Ji Fanyin and said:
"Master Shui will break a red plum every day and put it in the house for viewing."

Ji Fanyin seemed to have been tapped on an acupoint, and her kicking feet stopped instantly.

"You must vent your anger on it. It's not impossible. If it breaks, just plant another one." Cang Lie said calmly despite the anger in her eyes: "Just move it from the side. No matter how similar the red plum tree is to this one, it’s not the one Mr. Shui chose.”

slam-la-

His words were like a basin of cold water, pouring out the evil fire in Ji Fanyin's heart.

The anger in his eyes was gone.

She retracted her feet silently:
"thanks for reminding."

"!!!" Hemeng's eyes widened in shock, and he gave Cang Lie a thumbs up.

Bullshit!

Facing He Meng's admiring gaze, Cang Lie didn't even move a brow. He knew better than anyone else that the person who really affected his master's mood was not him.

Cang Lie reported: "Just now, an imperial edict was issued in the palace, ordering Cao Bo to arrest the murderer within ten days."

Ji Fanyin was not surprised that Qingyu Wangshu would issue this decree, so he just said a faint "hmm".

He Meng was shocked: "Ah!? Someone died? Who died?"

Cang Lie said: "Miao Xiaoer."

"Miao Xiaoer?" Hemeng thought for a while, but couldn't remember who it was, so he asked again: "Who is Miao Xiaoer?"

"The waiter of the Bai Family Inn." Cang Lie explained to Hemeng about Miao's waiter in a few words, and continued: "Gu Xue is currently searching the streets with people."

He Meng asked: "What are you looking for?"

Cang Lie said quietly: "Miao Xiaoer's head."

Hemeng was stunned for a moment, and after a long while he held back a sentence: "The head...is missing."

Cang Lie nodded, then looked at Ji Fanyin, who had been silent all this time: "In addition, there is one less litter of 'rats' outside the door."

Ji Fanyin snorted: "The one wearing a yellow vest but actually named Miao?" "Yes."

Shortly after their return, the spies disguised as street vendors withdrew to the palace.

On the surface, those people were following the Queen's orders, but in fact they were Miao Xingyu's lackeys.

Ji Fanyin softened the sneer on her lips: "The largest family has evacuated, and there is no need to keep the others."

"What do you mean by not staying?"

No wonder Cang Lie asked, after all, one or two of those outside the door were "acquaintances".

For example, the General's Mansion.

Ji Fanyin rolled her eyes at him: "Am I so kind-hearted that I have to spend money on groceries in exchange for peace?"

Cang Lie's thick eyebrows twitched, but his master was as sharp-tongued as ever:

"I'll deal with it now."

At this time, the water-like sound of the guqin flowed out of the room.

It's a song called "Red Wall Resentment".

Cang Lie and He Meng both looked at Ji Fanyin.

"..."

"..."

Ji Fanyin's face suddenly darkened, and she put her fingertips on her forehead: "...It's fatal."

Hemeng asked hesitantly: "Boss, you...you..."

Cang Lie asked for her: "What did you do again?"

Ji Fanyin looked away guiltily: "I didn't do anything."

He Meng was extremely curious: "What is nothing?"

"Nothing is nothing!"

"There is nothing. Mr. Shui can play, play, play this song?!"

Ji Fanyin stopped talking.

He Meng exclaimed: "Boss, you feel guilty! Oh my God! Did you do something sorry to Mr. Shui?"

(End of this chapter)