My Entire Family’s Gone Haywire!

When she reached the door, Gu Hui stopped, turned to Cheng Huaiyu and said, "Xiaoyu, go to your husband's funeral and don't come back here. When the matter is over, someone will come to pick you up and protect you."

Cheng Huaiyu nodded: "Okay, Sister Huihui, please leave quickly!"

Gu Hui didn't stop, she carried the people on her back, called Jing and left with the princess.

Cheng Huaiyu tidied up the house, washed the cups with water in the pot, poured the water outside the yard, and then placed it as if Peng Mu had never come back.

She went to tell the maid to take care of the child in the yard. If she was really scared, she could go to the old lady with the child in her arms.

Naturally, the maid is willing to carry the child to the old lady's place. The third master has just died, so she doesn't dare to stay alone in the yard. Even if there is a young master, he is young!

Cheng Huaiyu began to wipe tears in front of Song Cheng's soul, looking so sad.

Here, Gu Hui and Princess Jinghe left the Song family with people on their backs and got into the carriage that Princess Jinghe had rented.

Just as it happened, Peng Mu's people passed by them.

Peng Mu's men still felt strange. The Song family was holding a funeral. This man was carrying a sack on the carriage. Could he have taken the opportunity to steal the Song family's belongings?

Peng Mu's men didn't care that much and didn't enter through the main entrance. They flew directly up the courtyard wall and reached the study in the night.

I wanted to report the progress to Peng Mu, but found that no one was there.

His men were anxious, their young master was thinking only about Miss Cheng, and there was no reason to wander outside.

The leader felt something was wrong, and he thought of the scene he saw just now, the man carrying the sack.

No, he had to go and see.

So, the leader ordered his other men to search in the yard. If they couldn't find him, ask Cheng Huaiyu. He was the fastest and quickly chased Gu Hui's carriage.

Gu Hui and Princess Jinghe drove a carriage to an inn. Then Gu Hui carried Peng Mu to book a room, and then asked Princess Jinghe to drive a carriage for a tour of the city. She just saw a group of suspicious people doing this. Also for insurance reasons.

The innkeeper often saw this kind of carrying things, but he had never seen a girl carrying this big bag as if she was carrying a person.

He wanted to ask more questions, but Gu Hui directly gave him a piece of gold, and he obediently shut up.

The shopkeeper personally took Gu Hui to the room and asked Gu Hui to call someone directly. He would tell people not to disturb her.

Gu Hui nodded and closed the door.

Peng Mu was thrown directly to the ground, and a muffled sound came from the sack. Gu Hui raised her eyebrows, did she wake up so soon? It hurts from the fall? Am I very strong? Directly knocking the person who took the medicine to wake him up?

Peng Mu did wake up, but he was in a bad state. He felt pain in his body and the feeling of dizziness and swelling continued.

Gu Hui knelt down and opened the sack.

Peng Mu looked at the person in front of him, but he did not recognize Gu Hui.

Gu Hui looked at him coldly: "King Lange's son?"

Peng Mu's pupils shrank.

Gu Hui sneered and touched her molars with her tongue: "It's true! It seems I can't kill you. Then I'll charge you some interest!"

After saying that, Gu Hui directly picked up Peng Mu and pushed her knee hard on Peng Mu's stomach. Peng Mu's mouth was blocked and she could only whine, not even scream.

Gu Hui threw him directly against the wall, and when he bounced back, she stepped forward and stepped on his neck, turning her feet left and right to let Peng Mu feel what it was like to be on the verge of death.

Her Xinxin must have been even worse than this after suffering so much alone.