To Hold One’s Joy

  Chapter 234 Ask for help

  It rained all day, the walls were cold and damp, but it was not as cold as her heart at the moment.

  Luo Sheng even felt that he was still in a dream.

   Chaohua died.

  In the past, she thought that Chao Hua had died a long time ago, and died in the tragic disaster twelve years ago like Shu Feng and Jiang Xue.

  But later I found out that Chao Hua was still alive and became Wei Qiang's concubine.

  For the sake of being cautious, she also considered the possibility of Chao Hua turning to Wei Qiang wholeheartedly.

   It wasn't that she was suspicious, but that it was too difficult to come back from the dead, and her plans in the future were too serious to be taken lightly.

  However, even thinking of this possibility, she was glad that Chao Hua was still alive.

  It's better not to be here even if we are no longer in the same heart even if we are alive.

   Then, she came to Beihe, on this boundless and vast grassland, she met Chaohua smoothly.

  But she didn't expect that it would be farewell before they met.

  Is there anything more heart-wrenching than finding something lost again?

  Luo Sheng leaned against the bone-cold wall, his eyes were empty and there were no tears, he just stared blankly at the old tree in the courtyard.

  The leaves of the old tree have lost most of their leaves, and they are bleak and desolate.

  A lively figure ran over.

   "Girl, why are you standing here?"

   What caught Luo Sheng's eyes was Hongdou's pretty and youthful face.

  Luo Sheng moved his eyes, his expression blank.

  Hongdou blinked, and said cautiously: "Girl, are you crying?"

   Immediately after, a voice sounded: "Girl—"

  Another familiar face came into view, and Luo Sheng's eyes gradually recovered.

   "Xiu Gu." She called out.

  Xiuyue approached uneasy.

  The princess looks very strange.

  Luo Sheng stretched out his hand.

  Xiuyue stretched out her hand without hesitation and took it.

  The coldness in her hand made her heart sink.

   Hongdou was dumbfounded watching the two clasping hands.

   Since when did the girl get so close to Xiugu?

  The girl had never shaken her hand like this before.

  I wanted to open my mouth to run on Xiuyue with a few words, but the invisible but dignified atmosphere flowing around her made the little girl know how to say nothing.

   "Xiu Gu." Luo Sheng called out again.

   "The servant is here."

   Hongdou's eyes suddenly widened.

  Xiu Gu is not from the Metropolitan Governor's Mansion, how could she have the nerve to call herself a slave to the girl?

   This, this is obviously a calculation of the superior all the time!

  The little maid stared at Xiuyue with full vigilance.

  Xiuyue only has the princess in her eyes.

   "You are here today, don't go out."

  Xiuyue felt more and more uneasy, but she always obeyed the princess's words unconditionally.

   "Remember, wait until I come back." Luo Sheng shook Xiuyue's hand hard, then let go immediately, and shouted, "Red Dou."

   "The servant girl is here!" Hongdou replied loudly.

   "Come hunt with me."

  Hongdou glanced at Xiuyue triumphantly, and hurriedly ran into the room to get a cape: "Girl, it's a bit cold today—"

  But found that Luo Sheng had long since disappeared.

   "Where's the girl?"

  Xiuyue turned a deaf ear to Hongdou's words, and walked towards the small kitchen in a daze.

  Hong Dou scratched his head, and quickly chased him out.

   Today, the girl and Xiugu are a little strange.

   After resting for a day, everyone regained their enthusiasm for hunting and gathered in one place early.

  Luo Sheng held the rein tightly and looked around, but did not see Wei Qiang.

  A cold light flashed in her eyes, and she almost bit her lower lip to bleed.

  The horn sounded, and the horses galloped towards the endless grassland.

  One of the bay red horses rushed the fastest, with a slender black figure on the horse's back.

   Wei Han watched the figure galloping ahead, slapped the white horse under him, and chased after him like an arrow off the string.

  Two fine horses approached gradually.

   Wei Han felt that the bay red horse was too fast, and he couldn't help worrying that he might throw off the **** the horse.

  The big white horse felt that it was very satisfying to run with all its strength, and even gave a long hiss to the bay red horse as if encouraging.

  The bay red horse ran faster.

   Wei Han slapped the big white horse hard.

  The big white horse raised its hooves and neighed, thinking that it had been praised by its master.

  Two horses are chasing and gradually moving away from people's sight.

  There was still an endless grassland ahead, Luo Sheng reined in the reins, and the bay red horse gradually slowed down.

  The big white horse then slowed down, and arched the little friend's head with its big mouth in confusion.

   Wei Han felt that Miss Luo was not in a good mood today, so she patted the big white horse as a warning, signaling it not to cause trouble.

  The bay red horse finally stopped.

  Luo Sheng got off his horse, let go of the rein and walked aimlessly.

  The green grass is full of unknown wildflowers, woven into large stretches of tapestry that seems endless. Not far away are gurgling streams and Bailian-like waterfalls.

  The waterfall that flows straight down hits the boulders, and this is where the loudest sound in this small world comes from.

  Luo Sheng walked to the waterfall step by step.

   The splash of water fell on the corner of her hair and clothes, icy cold to the bone.

   There was a person standing beside him, and a concerned voice rang out: "Miss Luo, what's wrong with you?"

  Luo Sheng stared at the waterfall for a long time, then suddenly turned his head to look at him: "My lord, remember to promise me a condition."

   Wei Han nodded: "Miss Luo said, when you need it, let me do something for you within my ability."

   Speaking of this, the corners of his lips slightly raised: "Miss Luo doesn't have to consider whether it is beyond my ability, just ask for a condition."

  Thinking about the baked okra eggs delivered yesterday, the man's eyes became gentle unconsciously.

  He sent the basket of June persimmons over there just as compensation for eating a June persimmon from Miss Luo. He never thought that Miss Luo would think of sending it to him after making a new dish with June persimmons.

  The man looked at the girl with a gentle and firm tone: "I am happy to help Miss Luo."

  Luo Sheng looked away and looked into the distance, his voice was so soft that it was almost covered by the sound of the waterfall: "Have you heard, the prince's concubine Yu Xuan... died of an emergency yesterday."

  Until now, she still felt like a dream when she said this sentence.

  She has lost so much and has so little, and it is too hard for her to admit the fact that she has lost someone important again.

   "What does Miss Luo need me to do?" Wei Han looked at her and asked.

   "I would like to ask the prince to help me find Yuxuan servant, whether it is her person... or her body."

  From Dudu Luo's mouth, she heard that Yu Xuan's waiter died of an emergency, how could she be willing.

   Live to see people, die to see corpses.

   King Kaiyang knew some things about her that were inhumane to outsiders, and he had no intention of exposing her. It can be said that he is the best person she can turn to for help.

   And she promised to give Kaiyang Wang Yaoyin, asking him to do one thing is a long-agreed deal.

  In this life, she has carried too many burdens, and she doesn't want to carry anything else, even favors.

   Wei Han looked at her and only said one word: "Okay."

   "Then I'll wait for news from the lord." Seeing that he agreed so readily and didn't ask any questions, Luo Sheng's extremely bad mood didn't get worse, and he turned and walked towards the bay red horse who was taking a leisurely stroll.

  The big white horse is flicking its tail to repel mosquitoes for the bay red horse.

  Luo Sheng mercilessly interrupted the love between the two big horses, turned over and jumped on the horse's back.

  (end of this chapter)