The soldier is a girl

Chapter 651 456: Surprise my husband

"No need." Mo Ling directly vetoed it, then turned his eyes to look at Mu Jin who was looking up at him slightly, and said, "I have no regrets in life and death because of you." This lantern riddle really won his heart.

At this moment, there is only each other's figure in their eyes, nothing else.

No regrets in life and death just because of you, what a beautiful love story.

But Mu Jin felt a little pain in her heart, so painful that she felt like she was about to suffocate.

Fortunately, Mo Ling looked away at this moment and looked at the shopkeeper, "I said this lantern riddle is life and death without regrets, all because of you."

Lantern riddles?
But Mu Jin's heart was still hurting, the pain was unbearable.

The smile on the shopkeeper's face froze, and his eyes were a little disappointed, but if someone got the answer right, he had to give it away, "Congratulations, you got the answer right, you two are husband and wife, I wish you two love each other forever."

The shopkeeper spoke slickly about the auspicious words of Chinese New Year, and while talking, he took off the lantern and handed it to Mo Ling.

"Thank you." It's not the lanterns that thank you, but this sentence of love and white hair.

After receiving the lantern, Mo Ling squatted down halfway to look at Mu Jin, held the lantern halfway up and said to Mu Jin, "Ah Jin, I have no regrets in life and death because of you."

Under the illumination of the lantern, Mu Jin's eyes were unavoidable, Mu Jin had to suppress the reluctance and pain in the bottom of her eyes, slightly raised the corners of her mouth, "Ah Heng, I'm hungry."

Facing Mo Ling's deep affection, Mu Jin gave this sentence, which seemed to be teasing on purpose but also shy to avoid it. Mo Ling's eyes were fixed, and he stood up and handed the lantern to Mu Jin, "What do you want to eat?"

Mu Jin took the lantern and held it in her hands.

"Eat the pastries you bought for me last time, I'll wait for you here." Hibiscus unconsciously stroked the handle of the lantern with her hand.

"Okay." He only bought her a pastry once, the pastry he ran out of the prison to buy for her on the night of his stay in the cell, "Ah Jin, you have to wait for me." Seemingly uneasy, Mo Ling ordered again over again.

"Okay." This time it was Hibiscus who agreed.

As the voice fell, Mu Jin felt the familiar breath go away little by little, and her heart became colder little by little.She didn't know how hard it was to keep herself from just sitting there instead of getting up and running after her.

Unfamiliar crowds passed by, and when she couldn't feel the slightest familiar breath, Mu Jin stood up from the chair, and then put the lantern on the chair. It was obviously a lively and crowded crowd, but Mu Jin felt Inexplicable loneliness.

She walked a little slowly, but Mu Jin stepped firmly into the store in front of her.

The owner of the store was a little surprised when he saw the person who had been sitting on the chair stand up, but he didn't ask much, "Miss, do you want to guess the lantern?"

Mu Jin didn't speak, but took out a cloth bag from his sleeve and handed it to the store owner, blocking the view from the outside with his body.

"I want to give my husband a surprise, please do me a favor from the shopkeeper, if my husband comes, please give him this bag." Saying that, Wei Wei stepped aside and handed some small pieces of silver to the shopkeeper, "I'll buy a lantern." The words fell into the shopkeeper's hand, and then he picked up a lantern and rushed into the crowd, so fast that the shopkeeper didn't even react.

The shopkeeper fiddled with the money in his hand, rather than buying lanterns, it was more like a reward. This small amount of silver was enough to buy a dozen lanterns. The young people nowadays really know how to play.

No one has trouble with silver, the shopkeeper sighed and put away the bag and silver and turned around to do other things.

Not long after Mu Jin left, in just a blink of an eye, the people Wu Huahua sent to follow rushed up,
(End of this chapter)