Bring your son to chase after your wife, please go home

Chapter 134 Phantom empty dream (1)
It takes two hours to walk from Yanxi Town to Chuzhou City. When Baili Changge and Ye Hen were passing by in a carriage, Pan Yang, his mother and those strong men were drinking tea at the tea stand on the way.

The two got out of the carriage and found a seat very close to them.

Baili Changge ordered tea fruit, turned around and said with a smile, "I didn't expect Mr. Pan to rest here, what a coincidence."

Pan Yang was talking to his mother in a low voice, but when he heard Baili Changge's words, he stopped and looked up, with a pale smile on his lips, "My lord is rushing into the city Is it?"

"Yes." Baili Changge gestured to look at the sky, "It's getting late, if you don't go back, the city gate should be closed."

Pan Yang smiled lightly and said: "My lord and your lord have gone back and forth several times for Miss Qin's affairs, Xiaosheng is very grateful." After speaking, he stood up and bowed.

"Mr. Pan, you're being polite." Baili Changge raised his eyebrows, "I wonder if I can move over here and talk?"

Upon hearing this, Pan Yang's mother turned around and stared at the two warily.

Pan Yang didn't care much, and came over after explaining something to his mother in a soft voice.

Baili Changge hurriedly moved a seat for him, took the teapot handed over by the boy, poured tea for him himself, and then said with a light smile: "I hope Mr. Pan doesn't mind the thin tea."

"My lord, you're welcome." Pan Yang picked up the cup and toasted Ye Hen, "Xiaosheng hasn't been in good health for the past two days, so I'll toast you two with tea instead of wine."

Ye Hen raised the cup, only touched it to his lips and put it back again, not a single drop of tea in the cup.

"Mr. Pan, we called you here because we have something to ask you." Baili Changge lowered his voice, "I heard from old man Qin that you asked Xiao Tong to deliver a letter to Miss Qin on the eve of the wedding, right?"

Pan Yang lowered his eyes and smiled softly, noncommittal, before saying for a long time: "Miss Qin and I have always been in touch with each other through letters. I love her deeply, just like the saying in the capital that if we don't see each other every day, we will meet each other on the eve of the big wedding. It's not surprising to write to her."

"What was written in that letter?" Baili Changge stared at him without blinking, lest he miss any expression that could prove that he was lying.

"What else can there be?" Pan Yang tightened his fingers holding the teacup, and laughed at himself: "It's nothing more than expressing miss. We are going to get married the next day. Naturally, I told her to take a good rest and recharge her spirits. Wait for me to pick it up."

"Does that start with the first word of that letter?" Baili Changge dipped his fingers in the tea and wrote "亻" on the table.

When Pan Yang saw her, she was silent for a while, then said gloomily, "Yes, it's the word 'Xian', Miss Qin's baby name is Xian'er."

Baili Changge thought that Qin Kaiming called Qin Dai "Xian'er" just now, so she completely ruled out Ye Hen's guess in her heart, lowered her head and drank tea quietly until Pan Yang and the others set off for a long distance.

"It seems that we are looking in the wrong direction again." Baili Changge lay on the table with a listless face.

"It's not completely cutting off the clues." Ye Hen said calmly: "At least we don't know anything about Xu Luo's situation."

The two got up and were about to leave when they suddenly heard someone calling from behind.

Baili Changge looked back and saw Qin Kaiming running out of breath and seemed to be holding something in his hand.

After Baili Changge was stunned, he quickly helped him to sit on the stool, poured a cup of tea for his comfort, and then asked: "What happened, old man Qin, are you running in such a hurry?"

"I... I found the letter from the first boy." Qin Kaiming gasped for breath while rubbing his chest, and handed the neatly folded letter paper to Baili Changge.

(End of this chapter)