The Regent's Sweetheart

Chapter 444 Her name is 53

She looked up and saw a little girl, about five or six years old, with a delicate appearance and a round pink face from the cold.

At the moment, she was looking at her with a smile, but when she looked over, she gradually restrained herself, and there was a little timidity in her eyes. The innocent big eyes were bright, as if there were stars shining inside.

These children were silent for a moment, not knowing what they were thinking.

Of course Lin Jiaojiao didn't care about anything, she pretended to be angry and said, "Okay, you actually attacked me unexpectedly."

After the words fell, she quickly grabbed a handful of snow, and after pinching it, it deliberately fell on the little girl's feet.

In this way, the snowball fight will not hurt the little girl.

The little girl was taken aback for a moment, then a smile appeared on her face again, she hid on the ground and grabbed the snow ball, and then came towards Lin Jiaojiao.

Lin Jiaojiao was on guard, she turned sideways and dodged it.

Seeing this, the atmosphere became livelier in an instant. Xuemei was a good snowball fight player. Seeing that there were quite a few young girls among the children, she yelled, "Let's divide into two groups, shall we? All the young girls come here."

Then he pointed to a boy and said, "Let's beat them!"

"Okay~!" The seven or eight little girls responded in unison, and then ran towards Lin Jiaojiao in unison.

At the beginning, the little girl who was still snowball bumped into Lin Jiaojiao's arms and hugged Lin Jiaojiao's legs through the hem of her skirt.

The little girl looked up at her, and said childishly, "Sister-in-law of the princess~"

"Hey." Lin Jiaojiao quickly agreed, but she didn't expect this little girl to get close to her so soon.

She couldn't care less about playing for a while, and after squatting down, she put her arms around the little girl and asked softly, "What's your name?"

"53." The little girl responded obediently.

53?This... is a bit sloppy, isn't it really because my grandfather wants to remember?

When she still felt that the name 53 was careless, 53 said: "Sister-in-law of the princess ~ Uncle Wei said you are from the capital..."

53 seemed to have forgotten how to say it, and gave up after pondering for a long time, and then said: "Sister-in-law Wangfei, Uncle Wei said that my father and mother are in the capital, but Uncle Wei said that the capital is far away, sister-in-law, you are from the capital. , can you take me to find my father and mother?"

There was nothing in 53's eyes except anticipation. While Lin Jiaojiao was astonished, 53 complained rather unhappily: "53 has lived here... for many, many years, and she has all the little flowers in the town. Father and mother, I also want to see my father and mother."

"You..." Lin Jiaojiao remembered that Yan Sihan said that the children who come here are not only children who have lost their father, but children who have lost their mother at home.

There are so many soldiers who die every year, not every orphan will come to the Lingfu Bieyuan, and those who have other relatives will give money to help, only the lonely and helpless children will be sent to the Lingfu Bieyuan.

So... the child's father and mother must be gone, and the capital city is not far from here. She thought that Uncle Wei might have lied to the little girl.

Just when she didn't know what to say, the young man who responded to her at the beginning seemed to have heard what she said just now, first bowed his hands to her, and then said helplessly to 53: "It's Jingzhou, not the capital city, Jingzhou is far away. Now, how will the concubine's sister-in-law take you there?"

When 53 heard this, his complexion suddenly collapsed. The boy sighed slightly, then squatted down, and said to 53, "Didn't you agree? When you grow up, my brother will take you there."

The boy touched 53's head, and 53 nodded aggrievedly.

Lin Jiaojiao's mood suddenly became a little complicated. Jingzhou, that is, outside the customs, is a place where wars often occur.

I don't know how many soldiers' bones were buried there.

(End of this chapter)