The tyrant opposite the door

Chapter 192 196: Entrust

"Thank you so much this time, my lord. I'm very grateful. If it wasn't for my lord, my daughter would be..." Gu Junhe looked at his daughter who was still asleep, his eyes were red, and the rolling tears seemed to be about to flow down in the next moment.

Sikong Mu Sheng looked at the man in front of him speechlessly, that three-yuan and high-spirited man who dared to refute even the emperor, he was going to cry like a fool right now.

He disagreed in his heart, but he said: "Your Majesty, there is no need to be so polite, Ling Ai has always taken good care of the children, this time it is really a lucky encounter."

Gu Junhe was not a fool, so he took out a handkerchief and wiped the corners of his eyes, "Chuo Jing left early, my daughter took care of her eyeballs, she never expected to encounter such a catastrophe today. If she hadn't met the prince, it would have been hard What are the expected consequences. I, Gu Junhe, owe the prince a great favor, and if given the opportunity, I will definitely repay today's kindness with all my heart."

Falling into the hands of thieves, Qing Yu was ruined, what future does this child have?
Who is willing to hire such a lady into the door.

Sikong Mu Sheng looked at the little girl who was still frowning in a coma, and felt an indescribable strange feeling deep in his heart.It was like when he watched her resolutely jump out of the car, he should take advantage of this opportunity to continue chasing and killing Xue Dingzhen.

But he divided his troops into two groups, chasing and killing Xue Dingji all the way, but he stayed behind to find her.

Feeling a little irritable, he looked at Gu Junhe and said, "Master Gu, you're welcome. Now think about how to cover up this matter. The defenders at the gate of the city didn't know that there was Ling Ai in the carriage, and the people who followed me They are all my confidantes, and no one will tell what happened today. As for the matter of the Gu family, it is up to Mr. Gu to solve it himself."

Gu Junhe was grateful and saluted King Luo.

Sikong Musheng quickly supported him, and Gu Junhe said: "Don't worry, my lord, I will naturally arrange the family affairs properly."

Sikong Mu Sheng nodded, knowing that Gu Junhe is a man with his own opinions.Otherwise, I wouldn't have given up my official career for the sake of my wife, so naturally I wouldn't have worried too much, turned to look at the person on the bed, and said: "This other courtyard is my private property, others don't know about it. Mr. Gu can rest assured that Ling Ai can recover from his injuries here, and he can return to the city when his injuries get better." He paused for a while, "Didn't Mr. Gu say that Ling Ai was going to go out of the city to offer incense? Stay for a few days."

Gu Junhe also felt that this idea was good, and quickly agreed, "It's just causing trouble to the prince."

"It's okay, anyway, I'm following Xue Dingyu during this time, and I will stay here to keep an eye on the progress of the matter."

"I am grateful to have the prince personally sitting in the town." In order not to attract the attention of the outside world, Gu Junhe couldn't ask the emperor for leave to take care of his daughter at such a juncture.

Today's matter is very important, and no one else should know about it. King Luo, who knew the truth, was willing to help, so Gu Junhe was naturally relieved.

He didn't dare to be careless about his daughter's reputation.

Gu Junhe came in a hurry, and had no time to wait for his daughter to wake up, so he could only ask King Luo for full authority, promising to come back tomorrow, and left in a hurry.

There is a maid in the other courtyard, and Gu Junhe believes that King Luo is a gentleman. Even though he knows that the matter is not very appropriate, there is no other way at the moment, so it can only be done.

When Yunran woke up, the room was dark except for a copper lamp burning in the corner.She tried to get up, but felt a sharp pain in her chest, and couldn't help but let out a cry of pain.

(End of this chapter)