Snake King begging Ji

Chapter 287 Farewell (3)

Going out of the gate, wiping away the tears on her face bit by bit, Panpan got on the carriage with her skirt in hand, and said to the coachman, "Go to the prison."

Lonicera and the others chased him out, but Panpan never stopped, just said: "Go back! I'm leaving."

Walk?Where should it actually go?She didn't know it herself.

However, one thing is certain, this former home, this mansion that used to bear Tian's surname, is no longer her shelter.

"Crackling." The horse's hooves moved forward quickly with the wheels, crushing the fallen leaves. Two dead leaves flew in through the car window and landed on Panpan's skirt.

I lowered my head and lowered my eyes, and didn't reach out to brush them off. I just kept staring at them blankly, but another thing that was completely irrelevant came to my mind-it turns out that there are dead leaves in spring.

"Princess, please come in." After seeing the ruby ​​she was holding, the guards of the prison immediately became respectful and led Panpan in personally.

On the way, I passed a long corridor, with torches lit on both walls, the light and shadows were faint, and phantoms overlapped.

This is her first time in prison.

It's also the first time I went to prison!
It turned out that it was no different from an ordinary prison, perhaps the only difference was that the people who could enter here were all high-ranking officials who were stunned for a while.

But in the end, no matter how majestic and prestigious it was, there are still two chains, one piece of straw, and one bowl of food.

At the end of the corridor, there is a single cage. Stepping on it, one can see his father Tian Si'an in a prison uniform sitting on the straw from a distance, with disheveled hair and dull eyes.

"Princess, please be careful. Master Tian has been crazy since he came in, but he is still calm. Apart from being a little silly, he doesn't cry or make trouble." The guard said as he opened the iron lock, and said, "Princess can go in, but, but Just be careful."

Panpan was stunned for a while, and walked in mechanically. The air was filled with the smell of something rotten, mixed with the stench caused by not taking a bath for many days. She pressed down forcefully.

Panpan remembered Sanniang's words when she knelt and tugged on her skirt: Tomorrow at noon is the sentence.

A person, a living person, just like that, came to the end of his life.

(End of this chapter)