Lonely King and Widow

Chapter 255 The Pit Depth 064 Meters Absurd (4)
But the convoy was heavy and not moving fast.

After noon, the convoy entered a waterway in Chuzhou to transfer to a boat and head south.This Caokou was originally abandoned by the previous dynasty, but Caokou is close to Chuzhou, and the exchanges of local merchants are very useful, and slowly, it prospered again.

The ladies and ladies got out of the carriage, all of them were exhausted and weak, and were supported by the girl to go to the boat.But Mo Jiu was very energetic and very "virtuous", she jumped out of the carriage and went straight to Xiao Dalang's carriage without waiting for anyone to bring the horses.

"Da Lang, let me help you—"

This guy has been wanting to see Xiao Dalang for a day or two, and finally seized this opportunity, how could she miss it?However, before her hand could lift the curtain of Xiao Dalang's car, an arm holding a sword lay across her face.

"Young Madam..." The guard hesitated, but his tone was firm, "Don't move around."

"What are you doing?" Mo Jiu glared at him, and snorted, "When is it your turn to talk about the couple? I'll help my husband-in-law myself, can't I?"

"Sister-in-law." The guard lowered his head and did not answer, but Xiao Liulang rode over.He looked down at Mo Jiu from the horse, and said in a calm and calm tone, "Sister-in-law doesn't know, brother's illness is very special, so don't get too close to him, if you pass the illness, you may not be so lucky, and I can cure it." gone."

Sick?
Contagious disease?
Mo Jiu looked at him suspiciously, half-believing.But Xiao Qian was serious, and Xiao Dalang in the car was coughing again and again. In such a situation, she couldn't tolerate disbelief.

After all, this kind of thing is not a joke, if she is really infected with some infectious disease, maybe Xiao Dalang will die for it?

"Madam, let's get on the boat first." Inside the curtain of the carriage, Xiao Dalang coughed loudly, as if he couldn't stand the exhaustion of the journey, and every pronunciation was very difficult, "It's good that Liu Lang will take care of me on board."

The words have come to this point, Mo Jiu can't hold on anymore.

She glared at Xiao Qian bitterly, walked past him in a low voice, and handed him the words, "It's best to let you get over your illness."

Xiao Liulang's voice was also very soft, "If I die... how will you live?"

Thinking of cloud and rain Gu, Mo Jiu froze.

Looking back again, she gritted her teeth and walked away.

So they changed boats that day, from when Xiao Dalang got off the carriage to when he boarded another boat, Mo Jiu couldn't see his true face.From a distance, she stood on the bow of the boat, only to see two guards carrying a shoulder chariot carefully into the rudder of the boat, while Xiao Dalang was sitting on the chariot, his whole body was wrapped like a rice dumpling, airtight.

"Is there any unsightly disease?"

Mo Jiu hummed softly and sat in the cabin.

"There are many diseases that can't bear the wind." Aunt Lan followed her, poured a cup of hot water for her, held her, examined her for a long time, and said strangely: "Miss is very fond of my uncle today, could it be that... you have accepted your fate." ?”

"I recognize your size." Mo Jiu took the water, gulped it down, and was about to fall down to sleep, when he suddenly remembered, and sat down firmly, "It's over, can you bring all the food in my carriage? "

Aunt Lan was startled, and was about to go out, when Xue Fang's voice came from outside the cabin, "Young Madam, you sent me to bring you the food in your carriage."

Mo Jiu and Aunt Lan looked at each other.

Afterwards, Mo Jiu smiled brilliantly.

Aunt Lan found that her white teeth, white and tender skin, and her gentle and soothing smile, against the light blue cushions in the cabin, looked like a flower that had just bloomed.

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Mo Jiu felt that this piece of land was similar to modern China.The boat entered the river from Caokou and headed south.But such a huge team, the whole family was relocated, and there were many women and children. For the sake of safety, the boats traveled very slowly, and the waterway only traveled tens of miles in a day. It was mid-September.

(End of this chapter)