Lord Huo picked up a real princess

Chapter 217 Red Beans Born in the South

"Thank you, little pigeon."

Wanwan patted the little pigeon distressedly, and fed it a piece of cake and jujubes. The little pigeon was so satisfied, it flapped its wings and flew away.

After that, every day, that little pigeon that was getting fatter and fatter would appear on Wanwan's window sill, maybe because Wanwan's place was rich in oil and water, and every time she came here, she could eat and drink enough, and the little pigeon became more and more affectionate when she saw Wanwan.

When Wanwan is in good health, He will stand by the window to tease it and touch its little head.

Wanwan named her because of the small group of red hairs on its forehead.

It's called red beans.

The red bean is born in the southern country, and a few sprigs come out in spring.

But Xiaohongdou only came for 41 days, and suddenly disappeared one day, and never appeared again.

Because of the outbreak of war, Huo Yin set off overnight.

Wan Wan took medicine that night and went to bed early.

On the second day, King Huai sat on her bedside, with regretful eyes, and said: "The general came here last night before departure, and you fell asleep, and my father wanted to wake you up, but the general said no, and left a letter for me to hand over to you." .”

When Huo Yin came, Yue hung her head high, not only Wanwan fell asleep, but the whole palace was quiet.

The boy who was still on duty at night saw a military horse coming towards the palace, he didn't know what was going on, because he remembered King Huai's order to report any trouble in the mansion recently, so the boy boldly went to bother King Huai.

When King Huai opened the door of the mansion, Huo Yin was handing the letter to the doorman.

This is to leave no one alarmed, leave a letter and leave.

Marching and fighting, life and death are unpredictable, even though he loves his daughter, King Huai felt that he should wake Wanwan up.

Unexpectedly, Huo Yin refused: "Let her sleep."

The last letter was handed over to King Huai, and he passed it on. King Huai and his son stood at the gate of the mansion, watching the man who rode away in the night, with a heavy heart.

The letter handed over to Wan Wan was very short, and it could be seen that it was written in a hurry.

Few numbers on letter paper.

Take your medicine well, xx, don’t read it.

There is no sign of the haste.

I don’t know what was written in the two characters in the middle, and they were erased after writing, only the last word looks like: me.

Wanwan accepted Huo Yin's expedition in a daze, and read the letter in a daze. After reading the letter, she said she was tired, closed her eyes and wanted to sleep, but cried secretly for a while under the quilt.

Call Huanyu to find out.

Huanyu asked, "Why is the princess crying?"

Wanwan didn't know why she was crying, she just felt uncomfortable, she wiped her eyes and said, "The little pigeons are not coming, I'm a little sad."

Thinking about it later, is it really because the little pigeon is not coming?
At that time, Wanwan was only focused on wiping away her tears, but she didn't realize that Huanyu was looking at her and hesitated to speak.

In fact, Huanyu had seen the content on the letter paper.

The two crossed out words should be: wait for me.

As for why it was crossed out, probably the person involved knew that once he entered the general's door, his life and death were uncertain, so he shouldn't make a promise.

Then came the torment, Wan Wan was ill for a few days, although she didn't take the initiative to ask about the battle situation, but as soon as Huanyu said that there was a victory in the army, Wan Wan's illness would be cured for a day or two.

King Huai specifically said to her once: "If you are marrying a son from an ordinary family, your father doesn't have to explain these things, but you are marrying a general of the Great Zhou. Whenever there is a war, he is always rubbing shoulders with death. As his wife, you must be in constant anxiety, but the father doesn't want you to be like this, you don't have to be afraid, don't worry, just learn to wait."

"Your fiancé is the God of War of the Great Zhou. He has the ability to reach the heavens. No monsters and ghosts can defeat him. You just need to wait in the back and wait for him to return in triumph."

Waiting is the way of life that King Huai entrusted to Wanwan.

　Woo ho ho ho ho ho ho ho hoo
　　
　
(End of this chapter)