Yijuan cloud

Chapter 208 Just ask me to do it

A gust of wind blew by, and there was a faint sound of heavy rolling wheels.

The young master of the Miao family is here!
Xing'er and I looked at each other, and he lifted his hair from his eyes and smiled softly at me: "I'm going."

After saying that, he walked out of the corner, stepped on the stone lion, and jumped up to the eaves of the house.

His broad white robe was blown up by the wind, and he was as graceful as an immortal. He was already a handsome young man, but I always felt that he was still a child, and he only followed me all day long to figure out how to eat, drink and have fun.

When we were kids, we both loved sneaking out of the house and wandering around, one watching and the other taking action.

I secretly watched the actors changing their clothes backstage, went to the dog market to play with the newborn puppies, and used bamboo poles to beat the green jujubes produced by neighbors to eat. At that time, I thought it was extremely fun, and it was more interesting than embroidery and writing.

But this time I watched Xing'er climb up to the high roof, and heard the noise getting closer and closer, and I felt inexplicably sad.

Although what I am doing now is much more interesting than sneaking around when I was a kid, I am not excited at all. I just feel really tired.It's like flowing through a river, unable to relax at all.

But when Xing'er was about to jump to the roof, he turned back and smiled at me. His smile was as bright as before, and my nervousness and heaviness was reduced a lot.

Several guards rode horses, guarding Mr. Miao's carriage as they approached.

I gently shook the bell on my wrist, and the clear sound echoed in the long, dark street.

Xing'er also fluttered down. She was dressed in white and had black hair covering her face. It was really scary.

The leading guards quickly reined in their horses and touched their swords nervously.

Xing'er advanced a little further, and a guard turned his horse and stepped back.

The remaining guards drew their swords and shouted bluffingly: "Who is coming?" But their voices were trembling.

The driver driving the carriage was so frightened that he suddenly shouted at the top of his lungs: "Ghost--" and abandoned the carriage and ran away.

In just a moment, Xing'er arrived in front of several guards who were loyal to protect the master. He unfolded his sleeves and passed them from left to right. Their bodies instantly stiffened and they fell off their horses.

Now the rest of the guards did not dare to stay any longer. They were all frightened and stumbled away.

Mr. Miao didn't even wake up from such a big commotion.

It wasn't until Xing'er lifted the curtain that Mr. Miao stared at Xing'er for a few times with his drunken eyes, and then he suddenly woke up, but then he lost his mind again.

Xing'er just poked his head inside again and he fainted.

I hurriedly ran over and found the poisonous needles on several guards.

These poisonous needles are as thin as cow hair, but they penetrate the bloodstream and paralyze the whole body. They can wake up in less than half an hour. Even famous doctors can't find any flaws.

After retracting the poisonous needle, I jumped on the carriage, Xing'er pinched Mr. Miao's mouth, and I gently threw a pill in, then put Mr. Miao back, and Xing'er and I quickly ran into the dark alley.

I sneaked back to the room and entered the dormitory in the dark. Under the moonlight, I glanced at the little maid guarding the couch in the outer room.

Still sleeping soundly.

I stretched out greatly and walked inside while taking off my night clothes.

When I was about to reach the bed, I suddenly stopped and looked at a figure sitting beside my bed in surprise.

"Are you back?" Linghua's voice sounded faintly.

"You scared me, why aren't you sleeping yet?" Linghua stood up, hurriedly walked to me, looked at my dress, and whispered anxiously: "Cirrus, what on earth are you doing? ?”

I was silent for a while, pretending to be nonchalant, and said, "I went out with Xing'er to go shopping in a restaurant."

"Don't lie to me." She pulled me and walked outside, patted the little maid hard on the back, and said, "Did she take sweat medicine? Otherwise, why would she sleep so deeply?"

I was startled and asked quickly: "You didn't alert anyone else, did you?"

"No." Linghua shook her head and whispered, "Follow me."

In Linghua's room, two old men were sitting, staring at me with wary eyes under the dim light.

I hurriedly locked the door of Linghua's room, turned around, and said in a calm tone: "Why are they here?"

There used to be a dog hole on a wall in the backyard, but it had been blocked by snow. They didn't want Wen Jin's mother to accidentally discover it, so the two old men dug for a few more days, made the hole bigger, and crawled in during the dark. come out.

The two of them walked around the house, avoiding people, until they saw Linghua, and then they walked out as if they had seen a savior.

Linghua once had a relationship with Wen Jin's parents. She had already learned about their death, but she didn't want to see it here. She immediately realized that this matter was not trivial, so she coaxed the two elders into her room without disturbing anyone. settle down.

After asking about the cause and effect, Linghua knew that it was Xing'er and I who imprisoned them.

In desperation, she hurriedly went to discuss it with me, but found that I was not resting in the room, and the maid couldn't wake her up no matter how hard she screamed.

Now that things have come to this, I have no choice but to tell Linghua everything.

Linghua was so shocked that her voice changed the tone: "No wonder you are always depressed, but you pretend that nothing is wrong. It turns out...it turns out that you are in such a situation...I can't believe it, Concubine Ning, Concubine Ning..."

She looked at me sympathetically.

I smiled at her and said, "It's like licking blood on the edge of a knife. Some people just don't care about their own lives in order to get ahead. They don't care about themselves or the people around them."

"But what you are doing now is too dangerous."

"Danger is danger, but it is better to have a chance to gain a chance of survival than to sit back and wait for death."

After hearing this, Linghua was stunned, lowered her eyes and smiled. When she looked up again, her eyes were slightly wet and said, "I'm not Wenjin, Juan Yun. Don't worry. If you want to use me, just ask me to do it." , let’s say it first, I won’t do anything harmful to others.”

I patted her shoulder, pursed my lips and thought for a moment, then said: "There is really such a thing right now, that is Wen Jin's parents. They must not show up anymore, and they can't stay in this house. I thought I’ll send them to the grassland to live in a warmer environment. In this case, we must send them back as soon as possible. Linghua, when the time comes, you will guard them for me.”

The young master in command of the capital is ill.

Rumors spread vividly in the wine shop and tea house that Mr. Miao was struck by evil spirits at night, and all his men saw ghostly figures. Mr. Miao was also cold and couldn't get sick after returning home.

After calling in famous doctors, Dr. Zhang, who was famous for selling women's Baihua ointment, was finally invited to diagnose and treat her.

Mr. Zhang prescribed some medicine, and Mr. Miao was cured.

Mr. Miao had been raising her at home for another week, and then he couldn't help but go to drink flower wine again.

Master Zhang spoke vividly across the screen: "I told the Miao family that my son's body is too weak. Despite his young age, he is not good on the inside. After he recovers, he can continue to take my prescription for strengthening the body and strengthening the body, which will cure the root cause. The Miao family did not hesitate to spend a lot of money to let me prescribe the prescription."

"Yesterday, hehe, Mr. Miao came to the door in person and rewarded me with a bag of gold coins. It seems to have worked."

(End of this chapter)