This palace is from modern day 2

Chapter 175

The knock on the door was still ringing, I glanced at Xiaohe, "It's so early, who is so bored to knock on the door?"

Xiaohe didn't move, he ate his breakfast, "It's probably a child playing some kind of game."

I just stared at him stupidly, playing games, this excuse, it sucks.

"Go and open the door." The knock on the door was still ringing, probably someone was really looking for it.

He put down the bowl of porridge, "Are you sure?" Then he looked at me with a hesitant look on his face.

"determine."
"But there are many people standing outside." He stood up innocently and said in a low voice.

I was stunned, then stood up abruptly, "Go quickly."

As soon as Zou finished speaking, the outside door was forcibly opened, and the door panel fell to the ground fragilely, causing a burst of smoke and dust.

My first thought was that I was deceived by the original owner, saying that the door was strong enough to prevent thieves, but now it is so vulnerable that it fell to the ground after being pushed lightly...

Xiaohe held my hand, uh, it was obviously me that held his hand just now.But if this is the time to worry about it, he said immediately, "Go through the back door."
The proficient movements made me guess that he probably does it very often when it comes to running.

This courtyard has a back door, of course I know, how to say, this is also my 'home', my property now, isn't it?

I patted his head and whispered, "My money is in the dark compartment of the second drawer of the dresser."

He looked at me puzzled.

"You go get it."

He glanced at me worriedly, then at the... army that forcibly entered.

The imperial guards were actually dispatched. I was too self-righteous, thinking that the royal family would not make such a big fuss about searching people for the sake of face.

"It's okay, go get it."

"Wait for me." At this time, he was very calm and stable, but his childish voice was hard to hide.

"Well, are you sure to take me away?" Although it is ridiculous to put hope on a child, but after meeting him yesterday, I really put hope on him this time.

(End of this chapter)