Xie Xun almost didn't dare to look at Feng Yu's hopeful eyes. How much he hoped that everything would be as Feng Yu expected. They just waited in the tunnel for too long and accidentally fell asleep. Whether it was Feng Yu or him,
, what he just experienced was just a nightmare. But he couldn't lie to Feng Yu, he knew what it felt like to be full of expectations but then be disappointed.
"Auntie..."
Feng Yu's eyes were red, and tears rolled down her cheeks unconsciously. After a long period of waiting and longing, she didn't expect that she and her sister would end like this.
Pain, suffocation, and all the negative emotions rushed up. She clutched Xie Xun's clothes in collapse. Her whole body was tight and stiff, and her body became extremely painful because of her efforts to endure.
Even crying could only be a silent cry. Xie Xun held her in his arms, and Feng Yu bit his wrist fiercely. Guards all over the city were looking for them, and Feng Yu didn't even dare to cry.
, I can only vent my grief in this way.
Even if she drew blood from her bite, the pain was nothing to Xie Xun. He gently soothed Feng Yu's back and let the blood and tears flood his wrists.
He has never seen Feng Yu in such pain!
"Ah Yu, we should go!" Xie Xun grabbed Feng Yu's hand and asked her to lie on his back. He carried Feng Yu on his back and followed Fei Ying and Nuanyang out. There was an obvious mark on his wrist.
bloodstain.
Feng Yu lay silently on his shoulder. Xie Xun could only feel Feng Yu's weak breath and the tears falling on his neck. He felt extremely distressed. The tunnel was dug by the dead soldiers in the city in the past three years. It was very narrow and could only pass through for one person. It was just right.
Digging to the North Palace Gate was in a different direction from the Hanguang Pagoda. They had already planned to take Feng Shu away through the tunnel, which was originally intended to be dug to the inner palace.
It's just that when the imperial city was being built, the foundation was very tight and it was difficult to dig through the underground of the inner palace. A slight accident would cause a landslide and arouse the suspicion of the Jin Yiwei. The dead soldiers were also very cautious, so they never dug into the inner city. Now tragedy
As a result, everyone feels uncomfortable.
Feng Changqing and Su Yuejiao were waiting anxiously in the courtyard. There was a roaring wind in the south of the city. Many generals and officials lived in the south of the city. The Jin Yiwei led people to arrest people everywhere. There were cries and shouts. Feng Changqing and Su
Yuejiao didn't know what was going on, and the dead soldiers guarded the hospital tightly and did not dare to inquire about the news.
They all thought that after leaving Feng Mansion, Yu Wenjing sent people to search for them everywhere, but Su Yuejiao felt strange that even if they searched everywhere, they should not make such a big noise.
The Jin Yiwei didn't know who they were arresting, and the shrill cries were like a knife scratching Su Yuejiao's heart. She was restless and her heart was beating wildly. She always felt that something big was going to happen, and her heart hung nervously.
I was standing there, and I was sweating all over my back. I felt uncomfortable for no reason, and I wanted to vent, but I didn't know how to find out.
This discomfort continued until after midnight, with no relief. Su Yuejiao covered her chest and bent over in pain. Feng Changqing hurriedly supported her, "What's wrong? Where do you feel uncomfortable?"
"I don't know either. I feel very uncomfortable."
I can’t put my finger on what I feel uncomfortable about. I just feel like I can’t take a breath, and I can’t swallow it down. My heart is tingling for a while, “Ah Yu and Shu’er... why haven’t they come back? It’s already been a while, why haven’t they come back yet!”
Su Yuejiao listened to a group of uniformed guards passing by outside the wall, and listened to their voices scolding someone. Tears suddenly burst into her eyes, "I...I want to go find Shu'er and Ayu."
"There are guards outside, how can we get out? If we go out, we will die, and all our daughter's efforts will be in vain." Feng Changqing also felt uncomfortable, but could only restrain himself. If they all lost their minds, Zhixu and Ayu's plan would fall short.
They must hide their traces so that they can be safe and sound. It will be fine in a few days. They will leave the city in a few days. The sky is high and the sea is vast. They will go to Ningzhou and Xizhou. "Wait for Shu'er and Ayu to come and the storm will subside."
Finally, we will go find Ruyi together and never come back."
"Okay...never come back again!"
Su Yuejiao was born and raised in the south of the Yangtze River. She has fought with Feng Changqing for many years. Ningzhou is her second hometown. She does not like Kyoto at all. When she first married Feng Changqing, she was looked down upon in Kyoto.
People despised her as a merchant girl with a humble status. Even her daughters were looked down upon. She followed her husband to fight in Ningzhou, tried her best to be a female general, worked hard to accumulate military merits, and was not inferior to men.
She just hopes that others will not point fingers at her daughters because of her background.
Who knows, we will end up like this in the end. If I had known... If I had known, Shu'er and Ayu would have stayed in Ningzhou and not returned to Kyoto. Shu'er and Xie Zhang would have gotten married early in Ningzhou and might have had children.
Girl, their family settled in Ningzhou. When they returned home in triumph, for the sake of safety, Xie Zhang would not return to Kyoto, and he would not die.
Shu'er... wouldn't have ended up like this!
The more Su Yuejiao thought about it, the more uncomfortable she became. She made the wrong decision back then and delayed the children for their entire lives.
When Feng Changlin was promoted, Feng Shu and Feng Yu were still young. She and Feng Changqing were both at war and it was difficult to take care of their young daughters, so Feng Changqing and Su Yuejiao discussed letting their daughters live with Feng Changlin.
, and the old lady will take care of it.
Su Yuejiao was filled with regret, "I was wrong. I worked hard for so many years just for Shu'er and A'yu. But in the end, Shu'er's marriage didn't go well, and A'yu didn't get close to us. The original intention was obviously for our daughters.
Why is this happening? I was really wrong. I shouldn't fight against secular etiquette for this breath, and I shouldn't follow you in the war. I should stay in Ningzhou and take good care of Shu'er and Ayu. If so, they don't have to
Follow Dafang's family back to the capital. They will grow up in Ningzhou and marry Xie Zhang as soon as Shu'er reaches the age of hairpin. After the Northern Barbarians surrender, if Xie Zhang and Shu'er are already married, the Marquis will not let him return to the capital.
Xie Zhang returned to Beijing just for Shu'er... He shouldn't have gone back!"
This matter has been weighing on Su Yuejiao's heart for three years. Every time she thinks about it, it breaks her heart. They were so stupid. They made one wrong step and another wrong step.
After the Beiman surrendered and the army returned in triumph, Xie Jue suggested that his eldest brother should stay in Ningzhou to garrison, instead of returning to Beijing with the commander. After the triumphant peace talks, Xie Zhang and Feng Shu got married in Ningzhou, and by the way, he requested an order to garrison in Ningzhou.
state.
But they wanted to give Feng Shu a glorious wedding, and they wanted her to get married with a lot of money. The Marquis of Zhenbei saw that they didn't want his daughter to be wronged, so he didn't follow Xie Jue's suggestion.
At that time, they both felt that it would be too unfair for their daughter to have a hasty wedding in Ningzhou.
Now I am filled with regret!
They were wrong ever since they asked Feng Shu and Feng Shu to leave Ningzhou!
It was because they were so blinded by victory that they did not realize the bloody storm in Kyoto. If Xie Zhang had not returned to Kyoto, nothing would have happened!