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

Chapter 909 Night Polar Palace (5)
She bit her lips tightly, her voice trembling slightly, "Will it still take several years?"

"I'm not afraid." He smiled more and more warmly, "Because she said that as soon as the blood moon appears, she will come back. I believe that as long as I keep waiting, I will see it one day."

No longer able to make any sound, Baili Changge stood quietly and listened to him introduce the little things behind each portrait.

Bit by bit, nuanced.

Even there are many things that she can't remember long ago, and he can mention them one by one.

"By the way, what's your name?" When going out, he suddenly gently grabbed her sleeve.

"Baili... Changge." She stuttered every word, and couldn't bear to say it.

"What a coincidence." He smirked, "She also has this name."

Baili Changge's throat choked up and he couldn't say a word.

She wished she could turn back time and know that he would be like this. She shouldn't have said that sentence back then, and she shouldn't have made him wait.

She should be cruel and tell him that she will never come back again.

In the Night Polar Palace, there is no distinction between day and night, and what you can always see is the bright red luster of the lanterns on the iron trees.

"What time is it outside now?" He asked suddenly after leaving the Changqing Palace.

"You want to go out?" Baili Changge naturally didn't know what was going on outside.

"Yeah." He nodded, "Didn't I just agree to remake the wedding dress, I have to hurry up."

"You..." When he turned around, she whispered, "You don't need to prepare a wedding dress for her."

"Why?" Yoshito Nishinomiya's pure eyes suddenly showed panic.

"She... will probably never come back."

"No." The worry dissipated on his face, and he smiled again: "I believe she will not break her promise."

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The exact location of the Yeji Palace, in fact, Baili Changge can't figure out which direction it is in this continent. He only knows that the formation of the entrance and exit is changeable. The place where it may come in is a river. to the desert.

The underground palace does not see the sun all the year round, and it works with the lights, but it is not as boring as the underground palace of the imperial mausoleum.

The palace lord when the Yuzhen clan retreated from the world had already designed this place as a bustling city, a neighborhood market, no different from the world, the only difference is that the people here are not short of money, and the hawkers who set up stalls in the market It's nothing more than entrusting the maid who went out to perform a task to bring the above things down to show the tribe something new, and it doesn't mean to make money.

At the end of the downtown area, there is a river called Changliu.

The red lotus blooming scorchingly in the river is probably the only plant in Yejidi Palace besides floating flowers.

When Baili Changge followed Xigong Liangren to Changliu River, there were boys and girls around ten years old who hadn't left the palace playing with each other on the bank, it was very lively.

Seeing the Young Palace Master and Huang Nu who had returned after being away for 18 years, the boys and girls immediately stopped and saluted.

Yoshito Nishinomiya waved his hand, and asked the maid who followed them to dismiss them, then squatted down and stretched out his hand to pick the nearest red lotus.

"What are you going to do?" Baili Changge was stunned. Isn't this thing the best when it grows in the river?
"I want to take it off and give it to you." Yoshito Nishinomiya tried his best to reach out, but he couldn't reach it.

"You picked it, I have no place to put it, and I can't feed it." Baili Changge also squatted down with him, "But if it grows in this river, I can come out to see it anytime I want, how fresh it is. .”

"Your palace is too cold." He shook his head.

Only then did Baili Changge remember that when she moved into the Hall of Phoenixes, she had someone redecorate the interior, all in cool colors, no wonder he felt cold.

(End of this chapter)