The fake daughter is the white moonlight of the villain general

Ling Yun got off the boat early to take care of everything.

Gu Xi hugged Wei Rou to get off the boat, and a carriage stopped at the pier.

When they arrived at the inn, the shopkeeper warmly stepped forward to greet him.

There is a mixed bag of fish and dragons here in the south of the Yangtze River, and people of all kinds abound.

When the shopkeeper saw that Gu Xi was wearing a mask, he didn't associate it with the famous General Zhenyuan, but thought it was because he didn't want to show his true face.

However, seeing their luxurious clothes and unusual behavior, one knew that they were from wealthy families.

The shopkeeper also lowered his posture a bit, and led them upstairs to rest.

Gu Xi came to the door of the room, he stood at the door, did not go directly into the room.

Wu Jiang and Ling Yun understood, walked quickly into the room and checked inside, and after confirming that there was nothing wrong, they came out and nodded to Gu Xi.

Seeing this move, Wei Rou knew that Gu Xi was cautious, so she didn't say much.

Gu Xi hugged her all the way to sit on the couch.

"Are there any better ones?"

He half hunched over and touched her cold cheek.

Wei Rou nodded: "It's much better."

"Let's rest here tonight, and I'll take you out for a walk tomorrow?"

"it is good."

Wei Rou really doesn't have the strength to go out and walk around now, she doesn't want Gu Xi to hug her, it's too embarrassing.

At this time, a shop waiter came outside the door to deliver tea, and looked in from time to time.

Ling Yun stood guard at the door, his face darkened.

"what are you doing?"

The waiter touched his nose and said with a smile, "The shopkeeper asked me to deliver the tea."

Wu Jiang had already stepped forward to take the tray, turned around and brought the tea in.

The shop clerk was in no hurry to leave, and tried to get some news from Ling Yun.

"Where did the guest officials come from? Looking at the faces, they are not from the local area, right?"

Ling Yun frowned, and pressed the saber in his hand against Xiao Er's neck.

"That's not what you should be asking."

The waiter froze, showing a bit of fright.

"Master, don't kill the little one! Don't ask! Don't ask the little one!"

Ling Yun pushed him away impatiently.

"roll."

The waiter stumbled and ran away.

Ling Yun watched his leaving back, his eyes narrowed slowly.

Wu Jiang brought the tea into the house, and tried the tea tenderly, it was not poisonous.

It's always good to be cautious when going out.

Wei Rou didn't see Jiang He, so she couldn't help asking.

"Where's Ah He?"

Warmth brought a cup of hot tea over, and said back: "Miss Jiang just went to her room and said she was tired and wanted to sleep."

Wei Rou wondered, "She fell asleep so early?"

She was very energetic on the boat, so sleepy now?

Wei Rou didn't quite believe it, so she said to Wu Jiang: "Keep an eye on her more, lest something happen to her."

But after thinking about it, this place can be regarded as Jiang He's territory. Even if something happened, the Jiang family would settle it for her. She was overwhelmed.

night time.

There was no one to be seen on the street.

Gu Xi, who was supposed to be sound asleep, opened his eyes suddenly. He looked out the window vigilantly, and a black shadow passed by.

Wei Rou in her arms was sleeping peacefully, Gu Xi quickly got up, tucked her quilt up, and went out through the window.

Wu Jiang and Ling Yun, who were guarding outside, obviously also noticed something strange, one ran downstairs, the other quietly entered the room, and saw that Wei Rou was still sleeping soundly on the bed, but the general was nowhere to be seen.

Wu Jiang breathed a sigh of relief, and didn't leave the room again, just guarding inside.

Wen Qing woke up when she heard the movement, and rushed over to guard Wei Rou immediately.

The inn has been surrounded by a group of people, all dressed as servants, holding sticks in their hands, aggressive.

The one leading the way was clearly the waiter who came to deliver tea in the evening.