Snow Color

Chapter 192 Tianlong 8 Part 18

Aunt Liu looked at the things in front of her and wanted to refuse, but Xueying left in a hurry, so she had no time to refuse and had to accept them. She felt a little sorry and thought that the girl was too polite. After all, it was just a small favor for her to help take care of the yard, and even if there were no gifts, it was reasonable. You know, the help that the girl from the Gu family gave to their family was like countless stars.

This made Aunt Liu a little overwhelmed. In desperation, she could only take good care of Miss Gu's courtyard.

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Meanwhile, in the Rui Palace, the struggle between Duan Zhengjie and Duan Zhengming was like a volcanic eruption, and was extremely fierce, thanks to Luluo's help in secret. Duan Zhengjie completely suppressed Duan Zhengming, but the princess's family was strong, like an indestructible fortress, and the prince was afraid, so he had not been able to make a final decision.

However, the princess's family members had been interfering too much in the palace's affairs recently, causing dissatisfaction among the prince. In addition, the prince himself favored Duan Zhengjie, so he began to plan this matter in his mind.

Xueying was already on the way when she learned about this and was very happy to hear it.

If Duan Zhengming hadn't sent someone to monitor her and deliberately showed off in front of her, Xueying probably wouldn't have taken any action. Everything that happened now was his own fault. Xueying just let someone light the fire. However, he himself was like a moth to a flame, letting the fire burn more and more fiercely until it threatened himself and was difficult to put out.

Can he blame himself for this? If he had to blame someone, he should blame himself for not fulfilling his responsibilities and obligations, which gave others a handle! Xueying was in a very happy mood at this time. Soon she came to the desert. The scenery in front of her was beautiful, like a colorful painting. Tuanzi still remembered Xueying riding a camel.

"Yingying, why don't we go take a look over there? I'm really curious." Tuanzi suggested excitedly.

"Oh, okay, okay, since you want to go so much, then let's do as you wish." Xueying agreed reluctantly, and then the two of them walked towards Yanmen Pass together.

When they arrived at their destination, they just happened to see this thrilling scene. Unfortunately, Xueying was still a step late, and everything had already happened. Those Jianghu people were brutally slaughtering the Xiao family. As soon as Xueying arrived here, she saw the moment when Xiao Yuanshan jumped off the cliff. Then, Xueying saw the Jianghu people picked up the baby that Xiao Yuanshan had thrown away, and then hurried away.

"Tuanzi, you can't blame me. We came too late and everything is over." Xueying said with a sigh.

"Yingying, don't be sad, we just arrived a little late. But at least you have witnessed part of the scene, which is already very good." Tuanzi comforted softly.

"Well, we now know what happens next, so let's leave here now." Xueying read it silently and turned to leave.

However, Xueying had never expected that she would end up in Ding Chunqiu's territory. Although she had no feelings for her former senior brother, she could not have a good impression of this person who betrayed her master. However, the development of things was often beyond Xueying's expectations, and the thing she least wanted to happen eventually happened. At this moment, Xueying was sitting in a restaurant, with several guys lying in front of her without knowing whether to live or die.

"You bitch, just wait for me! We are the subordinates of the old monster Xingxiu. How dare you treat us like this? You will be in trouble!" One of them struggled to get up from the ground, uttered a cruel word viciously, and then stumbled and fled the scene at a rapid speed.

"Girl! You'd better leave quickly. These people are not to be trifled with! If they leave now, they will definitely come back with more powerful masters later. By then, you won't be able to leave even if you want to!" Inside the restaurant, a man was looking at those people who were leaving with fear. After they disappeared completely, he stood up and tried to persuade the young woman in front of him with earnest words.

"Old man, don't worry. With their abilities, they are no match for me. It's better for you to leave here as soon as possible, so that they won't run into you when they come back and get angry and implicate you." Xueying knew that when those people came back and saw that she had driven them away, they would definitely vent their anger on everyone present. So she advised everyone to leave quickly.

"Shopkeeper, I'm really sorry. It's my fault that I caused you trouble this time and caused you to be implicated. This banknote is my compensation to you. Please keep it and then take your family and belongings and leave here quickly. You can find a place to stay near Yunhua Pavilion. When the time comes, show this and someone will protect you." Xueying took out a stack of banknotes from her bosom and handed it to the shopkeeper to make up for his losses and the store's operating expenses.

He handed him a wooden sign and told them to go to Yunhua Pavilion to avoid harm.

"Girl, you have settled us all, but what about you? You'd better leave quickly!" said the shopkeeper with a worried look on his face.

"Don't worry, I have my own way." Xueying was full of confidence, like a plum blossom blooming proudly in the snow, and said firmly.

"Girl..." The shopkeeper quickly packed up his things and left in a hurry with his family. He wanted to persuade her a few more words before leaving, but looking at the confident look on the girl's face, as bright as the morning sun, he didn't know what to say. He could only pray silently in his heart that the girl was as good at martial arts as she said and could defeat others.

Xueying watched the shopkeeper and his family walk away, and a warm feeling welled up in her heart. She knew that these people were kind people, and their concern and worry were not unnecessary.