On the other side, Qian Shuang really regretted that she had no martial arts skills and could throw the man who was hanging on him and refused to use any strength onto the roof.
"You did it on purpose!" She gritted her teeth and fiercely stopped the rough hands that wanted to hug her waist. She had to struggle to support the weight of his body.
"Shuang'er, if you don't do this, will you come out to see me?" He smiled heartlessly, but whenever other servants approached, he would immediately show a half-dead expression, cover his forehead in extreme pain and shout
faint.
"Despicable!" She was going to tell the Queen the truth and ask Brother Jiuding to beat him up all over the place.
"I just have something to say to you, but I still can't see you in person. Don't be upset, Shuang'er. Soon I will go out with the army. When I die on the battlefield, you will never see me again.
, If you want to scold me, you can only point at a wooden sign, hehe." He told the story of life and death with a silly smile. Even Qian Shuang was stunned by the sadness in his words, but he himself acted like a normal person and had no intention.
Laughing heartlessly.[
Is it fake? It's just a way to attract her sympathy. Humph, she won't be fooled.
Soon, they arrived at the yard where Wu Hushuo lived. Qian Shuang helped him to the bedside and lay flat on his back. When his head touched the hard pillow, Wu Hushuo's expression twitched unnaturally.
Qian Shuang stretched out her hand and touched it, and found a huge bump on the back of her head, which was quite scary.
"I accidentally knocked it!" Wu Hushuo explained with a silly smile, climbed up and leaned half on the bed, hooked her feet and pulled out a bundle from under the mattress, and spread it out in front of Qian Shuang.
"The imperial doctor is coming, you hurry up and let him take a look, don't break your brain." He was already nervous enough, but what if he was stupid again. Qian Shuang smiled to himself with evil intentions.
"Shuang'er, after I die, I will leave these things to you, about more than 10,000 taels of silver, and the title deeds to several houses. Here, this is the heirloom my mother left for me when she died. She said that she would give it to her when she has a daughter-in-law in the future.
Give it to her. Unfortunately, I am not so lucky, so I just leave it all to her.
You're ready." Wu Hushuo put a pair of round jade bracelets on Qian Shuang's hands. She refused to take them, so she pressed them and refused to take them back. She said in a low voice, "Death is like a lamp going out. There's no point keeping these things."
Instead of using it, you might as well give it to the woman you like the most, maybe you will come in handy in the future."
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