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Chapter 593 Where is my king's letter?
Because she often reviews the accounts of the store, she deals with Tan Wenqing's words the most.

Tan Wenqing, he knew that King Cang opened the envelope, but found several smaller envelopes inside, the first one was written "From the King of Cang".

King Cang looked at it in turn, and the next envelopes were written with "Zi'er's letter", "Qingwan's letter", and "Brother Ling's letter".

When Zi'er saw that there was a letter for her, she immediately wanted to take it excitedly.

But King Cang stuffed the envelope back into the brocade box...

King Cang looked at the word "Brother Ling" which was an eyesore, and wished he could tear it up.

King Han shouted in disappointment: "What about mine? Why didn't Sister-in-law Sanhuang write to me? It's not fair... When Sister-in-law Sanhuang comes back, I must ask for an explanation."

Waiting for Mrs. Three Emperors to come back?Zi'er endured the pain in her heart and looked at King Han strangely.

Although she firmly believed that the princess would be fine, a small voice in her heart said that she was just deceiving herself...

Received Zier's gaze, King Han slapped his head and said, "Oh, I forgot to tell you. Although your princess fell off the cliff, she is fine and can write. Brother Sanhuang just sent a The big bird went down and received a note from your princess, which said: 'I'm fine, don't read it'. Uh, well, although the wording is not quite right, I can understand it anyway... "

Zi'er looked at King Cang with surprise in her eyes, and wanted to ask if it was true, but she didn't dare to ask.

King Cang handed her the note in his hand, and when Zi'er opened it, tears welled up in her eyes, it really was written by the princess.

She has seen Wang Hao's handwriting, Wang Hao once wrote a few words, and then thought it was too difficult to write, saying that there were too many strokes...

At that time, she also looked at it, and it was like this, with one more stroke and one stroke less, but it still looked like that word...

Zi'er's right hand holding the note trembled excitedly, her left hand covered her mouth, big tears fell from her eyes, but the corners of her mouth turned up: "I knew the princess was fine, I always knew, woo woo... ..."

Afraid that she might get the note wet, King Cang hurriedly took it and put it away carefully.This is Yan'er's gift to him.

King Cang looked around sharply: "This is a private letter written by Yan'er to this king, you don't want to read it, do you?"

Everyone smiled mischievously on their faces, they really thought so, but, looking at King Cang meant that the game was over.

Long Yishang blew air through his nostrils: "Stingy man, don't look at it if you don't look at it, the old man enjoys the scenery."

Everyone had no choice but to stay away from King Cang.

Zi'er looked helplessly at the letter "Zi'er Received" lying in the brocade box, and withdrew...

King Cang found a rock to sit down on, but he, who is always obsessed with cleanliness, didn't wipe it...

Open the envelope that says "Cang Wang received" and unfold the letter paper, only to see that it reads:

"Cang:

When you receive this letter, I have already left the Cang Palace.Thank you for taking care of me for more than half a year, allowing me to experience the warmth of the world.However, because the royal family has too many rules and worries, if you are not careful, you will make mistakes, and you may lose your life.I am a person who pursues freedom and free and easy, and I am also a person who cherishes life. I am not used to fate being controlled by others.I can't bear the parting in the world, and I'm afraid I will soften my heart, so I say goodbye to you in the form of a letter.

Thank you, my lord, for your unconditional trust in me, and I will repay you in the future.I have entrusted the people of Tianzun to take care of Cangwangfu, if the Cangwangfu is in trouble, you can go to Wangyou Lake and find a man named Long Wu, he will send a message to Tianzun to help you..."

(End of this chapter)