agricultural doctor

Chapter 2103 A Secret Letter

In a remote courtyard of the Xiao family, there was the sound of jingling zither. At the beginning, the sound of the zither was melodious, but in the end it was chaotic.

"Okay, okay, stop playing."

Unbearably troubled, Pan opened the curtain and entered the room: "Your father said playing the piano can cultivate your mind and nature, so let you play the piano carefully and see what you are playing."

Being interrupted by Pan's, Ni Yan'er accidentally pulled out a string: "It's a beautiful spring outside, father insists on locking me in this house, I'm getting tired of playing the piano all day."

Pan's voice was coaxing: "When your father's anger subsides, mother will find you a foster mother..."

Ni Yan'er's ears tingled when she heard this, she kept saying to find a good nanny for her, now she is locked in the deep house of Xiao's house, it is difficult to even go down the mountain, let alone expect anything else.

Ni Yan'er was very irritable, when a maid from the Xiao family opened the curtain and came in.

"Ma'am, the concierge at the front just delivered it, saying that someone delivered it to Miss."

Who will bring her the message?

And brought it to Xiao's house?
Ni Yan'er was flustered with boredom, opened the letter, her gaze fell on the paper, her eyes stared straight.

Pan asked curiously: "Yan'er, whose letter is it?"

"Master Jiang, no, it's the emperor."

There were only a few words in the letter, and it was a farewell letter, stating that I would go to Wutong Temple to offer incense tomorrow, and leave for Beijing early in the morning.

Ni Yan'er showed the letter to Mrs. Pan: "Mother, if he had Yan'er in his heart, he wouldn't be so heartless at the pier that day. But if he didn't have Yan'er in his heart, why did he return to Beijing and send this letter to say goodbye? Your Majesty What does it mean?"

What does the emperor mean?
Don't say that Ni Yan'er is unpredictable, even Pan Shi, who has lived his whole life, can't figure it out.

Since he has no affection for Yan'er, why did he leave Wutong Island and send a letter eagerly?

Could it be that what happened at the pier that day was a misunderstanding!
Her old man always said that the Ni family has no foundation, and if Yan'er really entered the harem, it would be like a dead end, and he would be eaten until there was not even a bone left.

But why is Yan'er not that special existence?
All her life when she married into the Ni family, she was always compared with the ex-wife by the people in the house and the master, and Yan'er was always compared with her sister.

In such a comparison, their mother and daughter became useless.

She was fed up with such a situation and supercilious looks.

No matter what, the opportunity is in front of you, and you have to give it a go.

Mrs. Pan held Ni Yan'er's hand: "That day at the pier, Yin'er also said that you didn't push her. Yan'er, I heard from mother that since the emperor sent you a message, I guess he knew that he was wrong about you."

Ni Yan'er looked excited: "Mother, does the emperor still miss me?"

"The Sacred Heart is unpredictable, and this mother can't figure it out either."

Pan's eyes were fixed on the letter: "The emperor is going to offer incense at the Wutong Temple, why don't you go and ask clearly, what does he mean by sending a letter to the Xiao family?"

Ni Yan'er hesitated, wondering: "Mother, is this really okay? Father said that I am not allowed to step outside the Xiao family..."

"What's the matter, mother will go to Lanyuan and tell your father that you have made a big mistake, and you have to go to Wutong Temple to get some Buddhist scriptures and copy them to make atonement. Your father is very relieved to know."

There was a hint of calculation in Pan's eyes, and he patted Ni Yan'er on the shoulder to comfort her: "Yan'er, you and the emperor will get acquainted after all, he brought a letter, and while going to the Wutong Temple to offer incense and fulfill his vow, it should be a blessing for you." Send him off!"

(End of this chapter)