Prince Abandoned Concubine: Broth Ji Jiu'er

Chapter 386 Either Let Me Die (1)

Xiao Mo'er has loved to laugh since she was a child. No matter how difficult the life is, she always has a sweet smile on her lips. It is very sweet, very sweet, and can clear away everyone's troubles.

Xiao Mo'er was dragged past the age of marriage by her, and year after year, she met a person she liked, and she took that small wooden knife to marry him...

Xiao Mo's funeral was held in Hou Ye's mansion. In the name of Hou Ye's righteous sister, white silk was hung everywhere in Hou Ye's mansion. In the good coffin, the paper money was thrown into the cornucopia and burned, and the smoke made everyone want to cry.

After Jiuer woke up, Xiao Liangchen had already arranged everything. She just put on a white linen suit and knelt in front of the altar, looking at the cold words on the tablet, at the table full of tributes, and at the servants burning paper money...

Xiao Liangchen, who was dressed in black, came in with a plate of dim sum and knelt down beside her, hooked a strand of hair that was covering her face behind her ear, and said, "You haven't eaten all day, at least eat a little." , how can you survive the vigil at night?"

Jiu'er stared up at the memorial tablet in a daze, her eyes were red but there were no tears and no expression, she was as dumb as dead.

"Mother, don't be like this." Xiao Liangchen felt uncomfortable seeing her like this. Her husband abandoned her, her son was not with her, and now even her only relative was dead. He was really afraid that she would not be able to hold on and do something stupid. .

"Xiao Mo'er was raised by me." Jiu'er said suddenly, her voice was hoarse and dry, "Her greatest wish in this life is to be able to speak, but until she died... she never spoke once."

"Mother..."

"It's good if I was with her yesterday. She suddenly thought of everything and felt better than me. If I stayed with her, nothing would happen."

Jiu'er said grumblingly, seeing Xiao Liangchen's heart ache for a while, only to hear a servant rush in, "Master Hou, General Yunlongyun, the commander of the Imperial Forest Army, came to pay respects."

(End of this chapter)