novellhall Chapter 118
Chapter 118
Chapter 118
"Be careful with the prince. If you have something to do, ask Jia Qiqi to do it."
The siblings gossiped for a while, but Tang Luoshu was inconvenient to stay longer, so he kindly asked him to leave.
Gu Tu lay quietly for a while, then suddenly pursed his mouth, and called Shao Yao aggrievedly.
"Master?" Shao Yao pushed the door open and entered, holding a candle in her hand, dispelling the darkness in the room.
"I remember."
Gu Tu stayed still, waiting for Shaoyao to help her get dressed and get up.
"Master isn't sleeping anymore? It's already late at night."
Shao Yao gently lifted off the tightly wrapped quilt on her body, helped the young lady who suddenly became squeamish, and put on her coat.
Gu Tu suddenly felt that the cold air was pouring into her heart, and it was so cold that her stomach hurt.
"I, it seems that menstruation is coming?"
Gu Tu said with a dull face and a dull voice.
"Don't think about it, how old you are, it's just that you are not feeling well."
Shao Yao coaxed her funny, thinking that such a childish young lady is really rare.
Gu Tu looked to the northeast, with a desolate tone.
"Oh, maybe it's because you're hungry? The stomach is empty, and people lose energy."
Shao Yao smiled understandingly:
"Then I'll serve you a bowl of noodles? Silver chicken noodle soup?"
Gu Tu nodded:
"Okay. Don't put any medicinal ingredients in it. I want to indulge myself today."
"Yes, I listen to you."
Shao Yao smiled and went to the kitchen, even the footsteps were brisk.
Gu Tu folded his hands and sighed at the lamp for a moment, then stood up slowly, opened the window and called Jia Shiqi.
Armor Seventeen floated in with the wind.
"master?"
Gu Tu showed him the crescent moon jade pendant, and saw that his eyes seemed to darken in a daze, and he couldn't tell whether it was the flickering reflection of the candle, or his really changing mind, so he simply didn't pursue it.
"Do you know this?"
Gu Tu shook Yu Pei and stared at his calm face maliciously.
"Yes."
Jia Shiqi's words are concise and to the point, and he talks less as usual.
"Then are you obedient?"
Gu Tu asked bluntly.
"Please show me, master."
Jia Qiqi answered without any ups and downs, as if she didn't care about any unreasonable demands she would make.
Gu Tu put Yu Pei on, folded his hands and smiled at him.
"Show me your true face, boy."
Jia Qiqi didn't say anything, but answered yes, and then started scratching his face, which made Gu Tu terrified.
"Forget it, let me take a look at it when you wash your face. Don't catch it at night, it's scary."
Jia Qiu immediately stopped his unseemly actions and continued to listen to her instructions.
Gu Tu sniffed the faint smell of blood in the wind, and said deeply:
"The prince sent someone here? Where is the corpse?"
Armor Seventeen tells the truth:
"Yes, the corpse has been disposed of, and there will be no suspicion on the master."
Gu Tu smelled the aroma of food coming from the kitchen, and stopped chatting with him, and waved his hands casually.
"It's all right, go to sleep, don't lie on the tree all the time, it's not Yanbahu."
Jia Qiqi backed away in silence, not sure if she accepted her kindness.
The long night is long, and most people can't sleep at night.
"Master, it's not good!"
Gu Quan'er called to open the door of the outer study room, ignored the disheveled girl inside, and told the displeased Gu Xian in a daze:
"The master is not good, he is dead!"
Gu Xian frowned, took the coat handed over by the girl and put it on, and asked in a deep voice:
"Who died?"
Gu Quan'er swallowed, her old face under the candlelight was full of fear.
"A lot of people died, more than a dozen, and all the corpses were thrown in front of our house!"
"Bold!" Gu Xian patted the table, furious.
"The one who died was someone from our house?"
"No, no, they're all very ugly." Gu Quan'er froze his head to deny it, and his calf was still a little cramped.
"Go and have a look." Gu Xian put on his clothes and strode out.
Gu Quan'er hurriedly braved up and followed with a lantern.
(End of this chapter)