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Chapter 444 Finale (1)

After all kinds of thinking, she cut off the tongues of those servants and sent them out, and then went to bring a baby boy back. She thought that she had done a perfect job, but he knew it.

Xiao Yin'er fell limply to the ground, wouldn't it be a joke in his eyes when she came back holding Xiangwei...

"I will send someone to protect her, and I will also send someone to protect you." Xia Houling did not go to help her, and said indifferently, "You sent a letter saying that the day after Xiangwei was born, I received a letter from the dark guard telling me My son did not survive."

"Brother Ling..." Tears welled up in Xiao Yin'er's eyes immediately, remorse and uneasiness welled up together, it turned out that everything was her own cocoon.

"You are still a queen, and Xiangwei is also a prince, but I will not make him a prince. You...you can do it for yourself."

After finishing speaking, Xia Houling went out with a memorial, which said that there was no trace of Chun Yuzong in the capital, and it was expected that he had already left the capital.

This book made him upset.

Xiao Yin'er grabbed his robe in fear, raised her head and cried on her beautiful and gentle face, "Brother Ling, you know that I never want a queen or a prince, I'm just afraid that you will be disappointed, Xiahou's family There is no future, I am just afraid that you will be disappointed..."

Xia Houling was so pulled that she couldn't move.

"You shouldn't touch her." Xia Houling looked at her so deeply that she couldn't see any emotion, "Yin'er, we've come to an end."

Xiao Yin'er was so frightened that she forgot to cry, she let go of her hand, and Xia Houling walked out resolutely.

Xiao Yin'er sat paralyzed on the spot, only his heartless words echoed in his ears.

We've also come to an end.

We've also come to an end.

……

Xia Houling walked out of the palace and looked over, the palace was so vast and empty, there was no one to be seen within a hundred steps, it was silent.

Xia Houling walked along the delicately carved corridor, and the snow fell outside, and the cold wind poured into the neck and chilled the heart inch by inch.

(End of this chapter)