Orion Xianggong pretty lady

Chapter 2066 Unfathomable thoughts

The little daughter-in-law doesn't know many people, and there are not many people who will write to her.It is impossible for people in the town and the village to write letters to my daughter-in-law. The only ones who can write to my daughter-in-law are Princess Rui and the princess.

Princess Rui only wrote a letter to her daughter-in-law not long ago, and after such a short period of time, Princess Rui should not write a letter to her daughter-in-law again, the only one left is Princess Baolu.

Gu Yan thought that the person who wrote the letter to his daughter-in-law was the princess of the Rong Mansion, but unexpectedly, his daughter-in-law would say to him: "Master, this letter is from the King of Chu!"

"Prince Chu?" Gu Yan's expression turned cold when he heard this.

Su Yunjin nodded, "The servant girl said that the sender left after delivering the letter. I only found out that it was sent by the King of Chu after reading the letter."

Gu Yan didn't ask his daughter-in-law any more, but opened the letter in the envelope and read it.Su Yunjin spoke from the side, "Master, it turns out that King Chu already knew about your plan and King Ning's plan. He said that he wanted to go to Xiangcheng because he wanted to go, and the emperor didn't force him to do so."

"Yunniang, if the King of Chu really left voluntarily, why did he arrange for people to ambush me?" Gu Yan was ambushed by a group of masters at that time, and every attack was fatal.

Su Yunjin also thought it was strange when Gu Yan came back from injury, if the King of Chu really let go, why would he arrange for a killer to assassinate Gu Yan after he left voluntarily?

"Yunniang, the King of Chu is still playing tricks in front of you, he's really thick-skinned!" Gu Yan snorted coldly, with a look of disdain on his face.Especially when I saw the words written by the King of Chu at the end of the letter, I was even more upset no matter how I looked at it. He would protect Gu Yan's woman himself, and it was not his turn to meddle in the affairs of the King of Chu.

Su Yunjin didn't say a word. When he saw the letter just now, Su Yunjin really thought that the King of Chu had let go, and he no longer had that kind of thought about her that he shouldn't have. But after listening to Gu Yan's words, Su Yunjin also felt that this matter might not be that simple.

If the King of Chu really did what he said in the letter, then he would not have decided to go to Xiangcheng and send assassins to assassinate Gu Yan. If King Ning had not arranged for a master to protect Gu Yan, would Gu Yan have already been shot? Has the king of Chu killed him?

The more Su Yunjin thought about it, the more frightened she became. King Chu's mind was too terrifying. If Gu Yan hadn't seen it more clearly than she did, she might have really believed what King Chu said. Now it seems that King Chu wrote a letter without saying anything. Yu, his purpose is definitely not simple. Could it be that at this time, the King of Chu is still so despicable after arranging assassins to assassinate Gu Yan, and then come to her to sell him?Make her feel grateful and guilty towards him?
King Chu's method made Su Yunjin's back shudder!
Gu Yan casually threw away the letter from the King of Chu, and snorted coldly, "Yunniang, the plan between me and King Ning was impeccable back then, with the help of King Rui. Even if the King of Chu didn't want to go to Xiangcheng, this matter Can't help him!"

What King Chu said in the letter was quite arrogant, as if he really thought that no one would let him go to Xiangcheng if he didn't want to!
Su Yunjin is unwilling to talk about the matter related to King Chu. Anyway, King Chu has been sent to Xiangcheng by the emperor. Regardless of whether it is the emperor's intention or King Chu's willingness to go, the fact is that King Chu has gone to Xiangcheng. Well, the King of Chu is so far away from Xiangcheng, she and Gu Yan don't have to worry about the King of Chu doing something unfavorable to them.

(End of this chapter)