After starting from scratch, he was targeted by big bosses

Chapter 134 Tell the Truth

The cool wind swept across the night sky, and the white lanterns that were dyed candle yellow by the lights hanging around were shaking slightly.

Tang Xi couldn't help shrinking her body. After the cool breeze passed, she looked at Xie Cheng and said, "Didn't Master Xie not like to practice calligraphy when he was young?"

"Probably." Xie Cheng looked into the distance and said in a low voice, "When I was young, I was naughty, I always liked to play with swords and swords, and I didn't like to hold a pen."

"Then you haven't practiced since then?"

"Later..." Xie Cheng's eyes dimmed, "Afterwards, I lost my mind even more."

After his father and mother passed away, he focused on practicing qigong, thinking that he would be able to find his enemies in the future to take revenge. There was even one time when he was so selfless in qigong practice that he fainted from hunger in the end. It was Chen Luo and Xie Ling who found him. He helped back.

Fortunately, Huangtian paid off, and the enemy was finally killed by him.

"What's the matter with you?"

Seeing that his expression was a little colder than before, Tang Xi couldn't help being a little puzzled.

Xie Cheng came back to his senses, looked at her and shook his head slightly, signaling that he was fine.

"We left like this, what should Mo Yi do if he can't find us when he goes back later?"

The two walked for a while in silence, and Tang Xi couldn't help but speak again.

Xie Cheng said softly: "It's okay, he will return home without seeing us when he comes back."

At this time, another gust of cool wind blew, and Tang Xi couldn't help wrapping his clothes tightly with one hand.

"Is it cold?" Xie Cheng looked sideways at her.

She bent her eyebrows at him, nodded and said, "A little bit."

Xie Cheng stopped, took off the cloak, and put it on her body.

Tang Xi was slightly taken aback, and raised his eyes to stare blankly at his sharp jaw, his heart seemed to be pricked by something, and it was slightly numb.

"Thank you City Lord!"

Seeing Xie Cheng help her fasten the cloak, she hurriedly smiled and thanked her.

Xie Cheng withdrew his hand, looked down at her, and continued walking forward without saying a word.

The corners of Tang Xi's lips raised slightly, and seeing that Xie Cheng was several steps away from her, he hurried to catch up again.

When the two returned to Xie's mansion, it was Xu time.

Xie Cheng sent her back to the side courtyard, and then returned to Mo Yuanju.

After standing quietly in the study for a while, he went to the side to polish the ink, brought a pen and paper, and started writing stroke by stroke.

When Mo Yi came back, he saw that the desk was full of balls of paper, and couldn't help but wonder, "What are you writing, master?"

Xie Cheng ignored him, but concentrated on continuing to practice writing.

Mo Yi took a closer look, and couldn't help being stunned. Let him think about it, but he didn't expect that his master was actually practicing calligraphy.

In the past, when his master was free, he would rather sit and read a book, or go to the martial arts field to practice swords, but he would never waste time on practicing calligraphy. Why did he suddenly think of practicing calligraphy today?
Could it be that today he suddenly realized that his handwriting was ugly?
"What did Qufu say?" Xie Cheng asked without raising his head.

"After Master Qu read the letter, his face was very ugly, and he directly ordered someone to go to Fang's mansion to tie Fang Que there. As for what happened afterwards, his subordinates don't know."

He thought that it was not good for him to watch other people's family affairs, so he left after delivering the letter.

"Ah."

Xie Cheng responded lightly and did not speak again.

There was silence in the study for a while, then he suddenly looked up at Mo Yi and asked, "My handwriting... is really ugly?"

"How could it be?" Mo Yi stared, and said without conscience: "Who said it? Master's handwriting is the most recognizable I have ever seen."

Xie Cheng listened, and said expressionlessly: "Tell the truth."

Mo Yi said with a sincere expression: "This subordinate is telling the truth."

(End of this chapter)