Stunning Peach Blossoms

Chapter 125 I Love You, So I Leave You (3)
Wuying glanced at Xilinyan presumably, and stood at the door advancing and retreating!

"Just come in, don't worry about that guy!" Wuying saw Xilinyan turned around and continued to look out the window, then followed into the house and closed the door by the way.

"Tell me, why did that guy lose his memory?"

Wuying replied: "Report to Pavilion Master, young master, he was sent to Wanghunsan!"

"Wanghunsan?" I muttered the name while searching for relevant information in my mind.

Wanghun San is a colorless, odorless, chronic poison that must be injected into the victim's food in a small amount every day. When the poison accumulates in the body to a certain extent, the poison will be released. The poisoned person will not die immediately, but will slowly lose his life. All memory, and then the mind, will eventually be directly manipulated by the poisoner.

I asked weakly, "Where is Yingxiao?"

Wuying paused and said: "Miss Xiao, she... is gone!" I was not surprised by the expected answer, but rather sad!Why?why?Why does that person have to be you?
Wanghun San, if it wasn't for staying by Xilinyan's side for a long time, how could it be easily achieved!That girl who grew up together with a cute smile, that exquisite girl who called me sister Xin when we first met, why, why you?

I squeezed the cup in my hand with all my strength, my fingertips ached, and I became pale. I tried my best to hide the moisture from the corners of my eyes, and said in pain, "When did the young master get poisoned?"

Wuying said: "The night I received the imperial decree!"

"Then what do you think about this matter?" I put the cup aside and looked up at him.

Wuying avoided my sight, lowered his head and said respectfully: "Subordinates don't dare to speculate!"

I stared straight at him sharply, and said coldly: "Enough Wuying, you and I grew up together, and you stay by the young master's side all day long, I don't believe you really can't see anything!"

Wuying buried his head deeper, and there was a trace of stubbornness and uneasiness in his voice, "This subordinate really doesn't know!"

(End of this chapter)