I'm so sweet after being forced to marry a sick and weak prince

Chapter 351 How many people are staring at him?
After a pause, Gu Jinyuan said again: "It's because I didn't find out what happened back then, so I can't expose the fact that I'm still alive, otherwise His Royal Highness has already told you that the evidence is me. I heard that you refused to give His Royal Highness a letter. I was anxious, I really couldn't stay in the frontier barracks, so I came to the imperial capital."

In other words, in order to get General Mu's last letter from home and find out what happened back then, now he has to expose himself to her.

"Family letter..." Mu Sheng murmured these two words inaudibly, with thoughtful brows.

This is the person General Mu trusts the most. Every time General Mu goes to the battlefield, this person is always by his side. Almost wherever General Mu is, he will follow him. For General Mu, I do not know how many knives and swords he has blocked.

Gu Jinyuan's wife died young, and he had no children. Later, he devoted himself to the military camp. He didn't marry a wife. When he was not living in the military camp, he lived in General Mu's mansion.

General Mu's mansion seemed to be Gu Jinyuan's home.

General Mu once told the original owner that the whole world betrayed him, and Gu Jinyuan would not betray him either.Let the original owner call Gu Jinyuan his uncle, but respect Gu Jinyuan as his father.

But Gu Jinyuan treated the original owner very well, completely treating the original owner as his daughter.

Although she actually met Gu Jinyuan for the first time today, she still believed in General Mu's vision. If that was the case, now that Gu Jinyuan asked her for a letter from her family, she would naturally tell the truth.

but.

Before telling the truth, you have to find out everything.

Mu Sheng asked, "Uncle Gu, tell me first, what's going on?"

Gu Jinyuan wanted to tell Mu Sheng at first, but now that Mu Sheng has the legacy of General Mu, and lives up to the lintel of the General's mansion, he is naturally very pleased. Hearing Mu Sheng's question, he said: "The matter is actually not big for me. Clearly, I can only tell you what I know."

Speaking of this, he said in detail: "Before the general died in battle, he actually went back to the imperial capital secretly once, saying that he wanted to confirm something and asked me to take care of the barracks. When the general returned from the imperial capital, things started to go wrong. Fortunately, it was the same as usual, but when the outsiders left and he was alone, he began to feel restless and always paced back and forth. For some reason, I accidentally saw him several times, and finally couldn't help it, so I asked. "

"I remember that when I asked this question, the general was taken aback and panicked. He looked around and saw that no one heard him, so he was a little relieved."

"I saw that the general is so cautious, and I also know that there are people in the barracks watching the general, and the general is particularly afraid. It can be seen that the people behind this person are very powerful."

"The general didn't dare to say anything, so he quickly wrote a sentence in my hand without a trace, saying that he wanted to tell His Royal Highness the big secret about the emperor, but because there are people around, and the factions are different, I don't know. Whether it's an enemy or a friend, and I don't know how many people are staring at him. He can't tell His Highness the Crown Prince at all, and he can't send someone to tell His Highness the Prince. Talking about this, and saying something wrong, it will implicate His Royal Highness, and His Royal Highness must not let something happen to him."

"I asked about the big secret, and the general wrote on my finger again: One less person to know, one more security. After that, I didn't ask any more."

"It was also the second day after this incident. The general wrote a letter to his family and asked someone to send it back to Beijing for you."

"I secretly saw that the person who delivered the letter was stopped outside the barracks."

(End of this chapter)