Lovely Wife from Heaven: Husband, it's amazing

Chapter 233
After Cao Rui returned to the small courtyard, he said to Jing Ran: "The birthmark on Murong Long's body is exactly the same as yours. You must be careful not to let them see the birthmark on the back of your neck."

Jing Ran nodded. In fact, she has been paying attention to her hair these days, never daring to comb the hairstyle that exposes her neck.

Even his clothes were raised up high, trying to cover the back of his neck as much as possible.

Although he said that he didn't really want to have any connection with the Murong family, but this birthmark clearly showed that he was the daughter of the Murong family.

How could you not be curious about your blood relationship?In the past, everyone said that they were the granddaughter of Wang Ying, a rebellious official and traitor, and they were criticized by everyone, so they didn't dare to hide their true identities.

Now, I am almost certain that I have nothing to do with the Wang family.I just don't understand why they have to say that they are Wang Ying's granddaughter?
Who are their parents?If your parents are still alive, should you recognize your relatives?Thinking of Murong Chong who looked exactly like him, Jing Ran felt that he might really be his own younger brother.

If Murong Chong is his younger brother, is he also the daughter of the former King Yan?Isn't that a princess? !
If she were a princess, would there be any major changes in her life?For example, you can legally marry Cao Rui as your regular wife, so you don't have to be low-key?

But the former King Yan has passed away, will the current King Yan recognize her?Who is my own mother?Is it the current empress dowager?

I once heard Murong Long say that his mother-killing enemy is the current Empress Dowager, and that Murong Chui and his son are inseparable from the Empress Dowager of Yan Kingdom. If I were the daughter of that person, would they still be so close to me?

Thinking about a lot of useful and useless things in a mess, Jing Ran felt very distressed, it's better not to pierce the window paper, and keep the current simple relationship.

Cao Rui saw that Jingran had been in a state of wandering after hearing about the birthmark, and couldn't help shaking her shoulders, and said, "What are you thinking? Whether you are from the Murong family or not, you will come back No, you can only follow me, I advise you not to go to these troubles."

Jing Ran rolled her eyes and said, "What's the matter? Are you afraid that I, the Princess of Yan, will abandon you?"

Cao Rui said: "Why did you abandon me? You have already given birth to me a son, how can you still abandon me? At worst, I will go to Yan Kingdom to be the son-in-law of Yan Kingdom."

Jing Ran chuckled and said, "You have no position, but I like it!" After speaking, he kissed Cao Rui on the cheek.

Cao Rui blushed a little rarely, and said, "Be careful outside, in case someone sees it, it's not good. You still have to maintain a dignified and virtuous appearance."

Jing Ran said, "If I'm dignified and virtuous, then I won't be me."

Cao Rui remembered the black gourd, and said to Jing Ran: "Speaking of which, I discovered another interesting thing today. Do you remember the obsidian gourd on your neck?"

Jing Ran said, "Didn't you ask me who gave it to me? It was Murong Long who gave it to me."

Cao Rui said: "Murong Long and his brothers all got black gourd tattoos on their right wrists, not only them, but also Liu Zhuo."

Jing Ran asked in surprise: "Oh? Why stab this? Is it the imprint of some secret organization in the world?"

Cao Rui said: "I asked, and he said that they were bound by blood, that they lived and died together, and this is the seal of their covenant."

Jing Ran said: "Oh, socool, their style is very similar to the underworld!"

Cao Rui frowned displeasedly: "Where did you learn these new vocabulary? What is the underworld?"

Jing Ran said nonsense in a serious manner: "I learned the word "underworld" from traveling the rivers and lakes a while ago, and it means the martial arts of the rivers and lakes."

(End of this chapter)