The Almighty Medical Concubine

Chapter 190 This is the end
"Ayun, brother Hao said when he was a child that he would marry me with a house that was exactly like this little house, but he told me that building such a house would cost a lot of money, and that was just child's play. Enough." Chu Xin's tears fell down patter.

Chu Yun listened quietly, only to see Chu Xin picked up a handful of letters and threw them into the stove. The flames that sprang up instantly ignited the paper, and the flames reflected the weeping Chu Xin.

Chu Yun frowned. These letters were letters that Chu Xin had written to Qin Hao since he could read. Qin Hao would only reply a few words each time, or not at all, but the letters that Chu Xin wrote to him were included. , Said that there was no room for it, and asked Chu Xin to keep it together.

Chu Xin always cherished these letters, and put them on the cabinet because he was afraid of accidentally igniting them in winter. Chu Yun couldn't help shouting: "Sister!"

Chu Xin looked at the letters that had been reduced to ashes, then grabbed a handful from the box and threw them in, "Ah Yun, seeing these letters burn, I feel unspeakably relieved. This single is only me. Acacia, from today to the end."

Chu Yun clenched her hands, "Sister, I will be with you."

Chu Xin said loudly, "Bring over the hammer."

The boy hurried to the backyard to get the hammer, and Chu Xin grabbed all the letters in his arms, carried them out and threw them into the stove.

Chu Xin wiped her tears, "Okay, these letters have been burned, and the childhood love between me and him is also over."

The servant handed Chu Xin the hammer, and said worriedly: "Miss, this hammer is used for repairing houses in the house, and it is a bit heavy. Why don't you tell the servant, and the servant will help you."

Chu Xin sniffed and shook her head, "I'm the general's daughter anyway, I can't even pick up a hammer, am I the one who lost my father, go away, I'll do it myself."

The boy took a few steps back, but he still didn't dare to go too far, for fear that Chu Xin would hit him.

Chu Xin looked at the hut in the box, and said in a daze, "This hut is the promise Brother Hao gave me."

Chu Xin swung the stone hammer vigorously, and slammed it into the box, and the hut was instantly torn apart. Chu Yun took a step towards Chu Xin to block the wooden sticks that splashed out.

Chu Xin stretched out his hand to push Chu Yun away, and said loudly: "This hut is ruined. From today on, Qin Hao and I will be like strangers. If there is any violation, I will be like this."

Chu Yun raised her hand to cover Chu Xin's mouth, "Sister, don't talk nonsense."

Chu Xin smiled and moved her face away, "Ayun, I've figured it out now, I can't let my parents suffer those grievances for me, these years of persistence should be over, I'm afraid that my heart will be soft, that's why I said nothing, This will stop my thoughts, I don't want to die so badly."

Chu Yun breathed a sigh of relief, and slightly raised the corners of her lips, "Sister, Aunt wants you to go with her to Prince Cheng's Mansion tomorrow to visit Princess Jing'an."

Chu Xin handed the stone hammer in his hand to the boy, and said to Zhao's mother, "Carry the stove down, clean up the yard, and let Shuyuan prepare my clothes for tomorrow."

Mother Zhao glanced at the box and hesitated, "Miss, throw away this box?"

Chu Xin looked back at the box, and said decisively, "No, burn it, I want it to have no bones left."

Zhao's mother was shocked, and suddenly found that her young lady was different from the previous reluctant look, "Yes, young lady, the old slave is going now."

(End of this chapter)