"Am I going to die?" She asked quietly, right in Qin Boyi's ear, and he heard it very clearly.
There is no fear, no anxiety or doubt.
Qin Boyi was stunned when asked. Isn't she afraid? Doesn't she have a little fear of death? Or is she still young and doesn't even understand what death is?
"Aren't you afraid?"[
"Don't be afraid. People won't know how to be afraid after death." She said it very calmly. She was just trying to comfort a father. She said it casually.
"He'er?" She surprised him again and again.
"Do you know where Qing'er went?" Bi He felt that there was no need to hide the Prime Minister's father. After all, he knew Qing'er's details better than she did.
"He?..." Qin Boyi was immediately startled when he heard this question, glanced around, and then lowered his voice and asked, "Isn't he in the palace?"
When Bi He heard this, he knew that he didn't know where Qing'er had gone either. "Can I talk to you?"
Qin Boyi was surprised again. Why did He'er speak differently today? He was very steady and clear, and not as childish as usual. He couldn't help but feel a hint of surprise in his eyes.
"Don't think it's strange. I'm a fool, but sometimes I'm not stupid." Wow! This is called the legendary intermittency - fool. Bihe also felt that his words were more deceptive to children, so naturally Qin Boyi wouldn't.
I believe it, but this is just an explanation. It’s up to you whether you believe it or not. The point is that a stupid daughter suddenly stopped being stupid. There has to be a magical explanation.
"What do you want to talk about?"
"About Qing'er." She quietly left Qin Boyi's embrace.
Qin Boyi was squatting and she was standing in front of him, the two of them were looking at each other.
"He'er?" asked confused. What did she see?
"I want to know Qing'er. You must know more than me."
"..."
Qin Boyi was silent, with a solemn look on his face. He didn't know whether he should say anything about Qing'er. If she couldn't keep the secret, the matter would be very serious. Besides, she was just a little girl, and the truth was to her.