Dijun's black moonlight is back

Hedifeng slipped out of the palace with Suiyuan. This was the first time she saw what a folk night market looked like.

Ever since the curfew was lifted in the city, there were night markets every month. Suiyuan grew up within the palace walls. She never knew there was such a world outside.

A painted boat and singing boat lay across the river, with dancing girls swaying on the deck.

The sound of flutes and pipas came from the peach groves on the riverside under the bright moon, and there were acrobatic performances everywhere in the streets and alleys.

The sword dancer took a big drink, sprayed it on the sword and then struck the fire. The sword instantly burst into flames, causing passers-by to applaud and cheer.

Under the tree covered with red silk ribbons, lovers come in pairs, piously closing their eyes and clasping their palms together, praying for the wishes in their hearts.

The strong man with bare upper body threw out a ladle of red molten iron with all his strength. Another one on the side was blown away by the wind, and the bright iron flowers scattered in all directions.

Hedifeng and Sui Yuan happened to be passing by. He pulled Sui Yuan closer to him and covered her head with his cloak.

Waves of bright light shone on her face and reflected in her eyes.

Sui Yuan took his arm and shook it: "Did you see it? Did you see it? It's so beautiful!"

Hedifeng had no intention of looking at the scenery, his eyes always lingered on her.

The sparkling lights may not be as good as the sparkling water in her eyes.

Sui Yuan raised her head and met his eyes.

Lingyu was in a daze at this moment. She couldn't tell whether the person she saw was He Difeng or Wen Jingchan.

His eyes seemed to be smiling but not smiling, and he looked at Sui Yuan seriously and intently.

This is the eyes of a lover, like a strange river surrounded by clouds and mist, like a vast sea with waves spreading across it.

Ling Yu noticed that his heart was beating faster and his face was burning.

She knew that Suiyuan had always liked Hedifeng.

But it was also at this moment that she truly realized how another person affected her emotions.

Just looking at her for a moment, she was like a drowning person unwilling to survive, her breathing stopped and her brain emptying out.

Don't say, don't say, don't say, Lingyu silently chanted in his heart countless times.

But she can't control this body, nor can she change the past that has become a fact.

"Hedifeng," Sui Yuan's voice was as soft as a mosquito buzzing, "Do you have a sweetheart?"

The sounds around her were too noisy, and her words were like petals in the strong wind, being carried away into the distance.

A firework exploded in the sky, and the orange light illuminated half of Hedifeng's face.

"What?" Hedifeng asked.

Sui Yuan turned away, not daring to look at him anymore, so she could only hold his wrist and walk forward.

There are many people on the street, walking shoulder to shoulder.

The sounds of hawking, singing and dancing kept pouring into her ears, but they were no match for the pounding of her heartbeat.

A flower vendor blocked Suiyuan's path and raised a handful of irises in front of her.

The vendor stopped Sui Yuan, but he spoke to He Difeng: "The young man is so handsome, and the young lady is so beautiful and exquisite, she should be matched with flowers."

Sui Yuan took it, held it in his arms, and looked back at Hedifeng.

He took out a golden melon seed from his money bag and gave it to the vendor: "Thank you very much."

Sui Yuan took the flowers and asked him, "Does it look good?"

Hedifeng didn't know whether he was looking at the flowers or the people, so he nodded dully: "It looks good."

"Human or flower?" Sui Yuan asked him after chasing after him after hitting the snake on the stick.

"People." Hedifeng was very honest.

Sui Yuan originally thought that he would be the shy person, but she didn't expect that she would be defeated first.

"Let's go put out the river lanterns." She turned around in a hurry and continued walking forward, as if she was running away.

Lingyu sighed, forget it, there is nothing to argue with her.There were many people putting up lanterns by the river, and Sui Yuan poked her head to see what wishes they had written.

It's just that the river lanterns have drifted into the river with the current, and what is written can still be seen clearly.

She walked around in front of the vendors along the river, choosing her favorite river lantern.

A lamp in the shape of a crabapple flower caught her fancy, and Hedifeng immediately bought two of them.

Sui Yuan picked up a pen, dipped some ink and wrote the word "风" inside the paper petals.

Hedifeng watched her writing attentively. After finishing writing, he waited for a long time without seeing her before continuing.

"No more?" Hedifeng asked.

"No more." Sui Yuan replied.

She lifted up her skirt and walked to the river, squatted down and put the river lantern into the water.

Hedifeng walked to her side and squatted down, putting away his lamp.

"Princess," he said.

Sui Yuan turned to look at him: "What's wrong?"

Time stopped at this moment, and even the petals falling from the tree stopped in mid-air.

Ling Yu watched He Difeng approach Sui Yuan and reached out to touch her forehead gently.

The shadow of Sui Yuan appeared in mid-air. She clasped her hands and closed her eyes and prayed: "I hope that when Hedifeng returns to her hometown, she can be as free as the wind."

"I hope I can live a free life. If the east wind blows westward, I am missing the Hedifeng."

"If possible, I would like to be the one to marry Hedifeng. Hedifeng cannot be a good match unless he is a heir, so am I, the extra princess, just right?"

"O gods in the sky, I hope the wind can bring my wishes to your ears."

The shadow dissipated, and a petal fell on Suiyuan's head.

Hedifeng looked at her and after a long time reached out and took off the petals for her.

"What's going on?" Sui Yuan felt strange. He called him just now, and it seemed like a long time passed.

But he still didn't say what he was told to do.

"There are petals on your head," Hedifeng brought the petals to her eyes, "I'll help you take them off."

Ling Yu always felt that there seemed to be some guilt in his expression, but how could it be? Would Gong Liquan also feel guilty?
Or is it that the guilty person is Wen Jingzen in his body at this moment?

If Wen Jingzen is really in his body, then he should be unable to control the host just like himself.

The moon rises above the branches, and the singing and dancing on the river gradually stops.

Sui Yuan followed the direction of her river lantern and looked over: "He Di Feng..."

Her tone was not right, and Hedifeng became nervous.

"Our lamp," Sui Yuan said, "Why did you turn it on without lighting it?"

Hedifeng looked over and saw that it was true.

The river was full of floating lanterns. Although the shapes were different, the candlelight swayed with the water waves on the river. Only the two of them had their lanterns unlit.

"Can the wish still come true?" Sui Yuan whispered to himself.

If Ling Yu could laugh, she would really want to laugh out loud.

What are you asking? Why don't you raise your head and look at the man in front of you.

Looking at his guilty look and his embarrassed look as if he wanted to find a sack to put himself in, we knew whether it could be achieved.

Just like this, Suiyuan just thinks of it and doesn't care about it.

If you choose any honest-minded prince or princess, you must not tie him up and torture him, and force him to ask him what you are hiding from me and not confess it quickly.

Ling Yu really felt that it was no big deal if the lamp couldn't be lit. Sui Yuan's eyes really needed to be cured by a doctor.