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Chapter 513 Don’t dare to gamble
But at this time, Lou Chenfeng did not dare to gamble, so he could only be manipulated by his mother and had no choice but to return to his yard.

Seeing that his son had returned, Lou Yuchun nodded with satisfaction, and then ordered his subordinates: "Go and find out where Yue Fuli went."

After a short while, news came from his subordinates, saying: "In reply to Madam, Yue Fuli has gone to the Jokhang Temple."

"Jokhang Temple?" Lou Yuchun frowned slightly, wondering why Yue Fuli suddenly went to Jokhang Temple.

Although the Jokhang Temple is also a good temple, compared with the Royal Temple, it is not even a bit worse.

In the middle of the day, everyone often went to Huangjue Temple, not only because it was a royal temple, but also the closest temple to the capital, and it also catered to the nobles in the capital.

On the contrary, the Jokhang Temple is far away, and most of the people who go there are ordinary people.

Lou Yuchun couldn't figure out what Yue Fuli went to the Jokhang Temple for a while, so he had to ask his subordinates to continue to investigate to see what she did in the Jokhang Temple.

While waiting for the news, Lou Yuchun had been thinking about what was so special about the Jokhang Temple.

She believed that Yue Fuli would not go to Jokhang Temple for no reason.

She couldn't think of it for the moment, so she had to speak out and let the people around her help her think about it. After hearing this, the nun beside Lou Yuchun said with a smile: "I heard that that place was once the place where General Yue Da and his wife fell in love. This is probably the reason why Miss Yue went to the Jokhang Temple. "

"Really? Is this really the only reason?" Lou Yuchun didn't believe it, but couldn't think of any other reasons for the moment, so he had to give up temporarily and wait for his men to come back.

In Jokhang Temple, Yue Fuli went to the back mountain to find the old lady and Fang Jiu, and couldn't help but breathed a sigh of relief. The two of them had not returned just now, and she was really worried that something would happen to them.

Although she has given the old lady a mask, even familiar people may not be able to recognize her face to face. But sometimes you are not afraid of 10,000, but just in case.

What she was afraid of was that the old lady would meet someone she once knew and her identity would be exposed. Okay, okay, nothing happened.

"Grandma, Aunt Fang, it's getting late. Should we have a fast meal here and then go back, or should we go back to eat?"

"Since you're here, let's finish the fasting meal before leaving." The old lady hadn't eaten the fasting meal at the Jokhang Temple for a long time, and she missed it a little.

Yue Fuli didn't object and took the two of them to have a fast meal.

Unexpectedly, while eating vegetarian food, I met Du Ruolan again.

The old lady also knew Du Ruolan. After seeing her, she couldn't help but look towards Yue Fuli. She wanted to say something but when she thought that their identities could not be exposed, she had to keep her mouth shut.

Du Ruolan also saw Yue Fuli, only glanced at it lightly and then looked away. She had failed to please Yue Fuli before, and she would not ask for trouble again.

Seeing the other party's understanding, Yue Fuli was very satisfied. She took the old lady and Fang Jiu to find an empty table and sat down, and then ordered a vegetarian meal for the three of them.

After eating the vegetarian meal, the three of them rested for a while at the Jokhang Temple before setting off back to the capital.

At this time, Yue Fuli had already reported to Lou Yuchun about her trip to the Jokhang Temple. When she learned that Yue Fuli went to see the abbot and brought out a box, the expression on her face changed again and again.

Finally, she decided to let her son inquire about the situation to see if her guess was correct.

She knew that the late emperor had left a will, but she never knew in whose hands it was.