Hey, you are reborn too?

As soon as she finished speaking, Xie Yongwei realized that something was wrong.

Seeing the man's aura suddenly become dangerous, she felt deeply regretful.

That handsome face moved closer to him expressionlessly.

"Awei," the man said softly, his lips half raised in a perfect shape, revealing a bit of allure, "You said it."

"No," Xie Yongwei subconsciously leaned back and gently raised her hand to block the two of them. She smiled awkwardly, "Your Excellency, that's not what I meant. You misunderstood."

The man's eyes were as dark as ink, and his aura was mysterious and terrifying: "Call me brother."

Xie Yongwei swallowed her saliva and subconsciously did not dare to disobey.

"elder brother."

The man's eyelids drooped, hiding the radiant light in his eyes. He pursed his lips lightly and uttered "hmm" slowly through his nose.

He was in a particularly depressed mood at the moment.

If that's not what she meant, then what did she mean?

"Ahem," Venerable Longyin coughed lightly. Seeing Awei's eyes falling on him, he spoke slowly, "Awei, do you have someone you like?"

Tingyun Pavilion.

"emperor!"

When Concubine Chen saw the bright yellow figure, her eyes suddenly lit up and she smiled brightly, which stunned the emperor.

The smile was as bright as a star, gradually spreading across the flawless eyebrows and eyes, just like the flowers blooming on the branches in spring, bright and flamboyant.

"Yin'er," the emperor narrowed his eyes slightly, and a gentle smile appeared in his usually majestic eyes, "Call me A-Che."

Concubine Chen lowered her head slightly, looking shy, but her words were very bold: "No, you have made my son sick. I am not in a good mood today. If the emperor wants to have fun, he should go find other sisters."

"Hmm?" The emperor's voice was majestic, with a slight upward tone at the end.

He moved forward, getting closer to Concubine Chen, and his voice was unusually gentle, not like that of an emperor high above, but like that of an ordinary husband: "You mean Mian'er? What happened to Mian'er?"

"How dare you say that," Concubine Chen raised her eyes, her eyes shy and angry, "It's all your fault."

"Oh," the emperor saw that Concubine Chen was still willing to talk to him, and quickly seized the opportunity, "Is it that the boy is sick and made you sad?"

"That's right. When I went to see him today, he had already taken the medicine and gone to bed. I asked the servants and found out that he had been fined and confined by his father, the Emperor."

The emperor still had a smile in his eyes. He stretched out his hand to pinch Concubine Chen's earlobe and gently massaged it: "Old Seven is so unyielding that he was frightened to the point of falling ill after being confined to his house and fined his salary."

"What is this nonsense?"

Concubine Chen's eyes were filled with even more anger. She raised her hand and gently hit the emperor's wrist, tears welling up in her eyes.

Her voice was filled with tears and a bit of determination: "Your Majesty, if anything happens to Mian'er, I will not live anymore. I will just hit my head against this pillar and die. This way, Your Majesty won't have to see us mother and son and feel an eyesore!"

After she finished speaking, Concubine Chen struggled hard and almost broke free from the emperor's obstruction, but she was ultimately unable to break free and was held tightly by the emperor.

"My beloved, Yin'er!"

The emperor was so shocked that he almost broke his voice.

"Calm down," the emperor told Concubine Chen to calm down, his voice trembling, "Don't worry, don't worry, I promise you, Mian'er will be fine!"

"You're a liar, you're a heartless man!"

The crying of Concubine Chen gradually weakened, but she was still sobbing, and her tearful appearance was very pitiful.

Seeing the beauty crying, the emperor's heart was broken, and he quickly said to comfort her: "I'm not lying to you, Yin'er, as the emperor, I solemnly promise you that our Mian'er will be fine!"

"Are you serious?" Concubine Chen raised her eyes slightly and looked at the emperor. Her eyes were red and there was water in them. "You are not allowed to lie to me."

"Of course, of course!"

Seeing the beauty's sobbing gradually stop, the emperor couldn't help but smile. He gently stroked the woman's back, feeling relieved: "Aren't you worried that something might happen to Mian'er? I'll let the chief judge of the Imperial Hospital check him out tonight. Don't worry, with the chief judge here, Mian'er will definitely be fine!"

Inside the carriage.

For some reason, Reverend Long Yin's heart was beating exceptionally fast.

He frowned slightly, something was wrong. What surged into his heart at this moment was not shyness or joy, but a deep sense of uneasiness.

"Awei," he breathed rapidly, almost unable to breathe, "Wait for me, I'll be back soon!"

"Ah?" Xie Yongwei asked subconsciously.

She was about to ask, but the man was moving very quickly.

Almost as soon as he finished speaking, he immediately stood up, opened the carriage veil, propped up the window with his hand, and jumped out of the speeding carriage.

"Sir!"

Xie Yongwei heard her brother calling him, "Where are you going?"

"Brother," Xie Yongwei pinched the opened curtain with her fingers, her voice was particularly calm, "The Venerable has something to do, let's wait for him here."

"Ah?" Xie Yongxuan had already ridden her horse back from the front of the carriage to the window.

He scratched his head twice and frowned: "It's late at night, where can you go, Your Excellency?"

Xie Yongwei shook her head. Although she was confused in her heart, her eyes were exceptionally calm.

"Brother, the Venerable has his reasons for not telling me," she said calmly, "It's late at night, and it's inconvenient for us to continue on our journey. Why don't we find a suitable place nearby and rest for a while."

Xie Yongwei bit her tongue and took great effort to avoid saying the following sentence: "Wait for him to come back."

Xie Yongxuan frowned even deeper and didn't reply for a while.

Awei's words made sense. It was already late at night, and it would be dangerous whether they continued on their journey or stopped to rest.

There are thieves and ferocious beasts lurking around at night, not to mention Jiang Yu, who had just ambushed them this afternoon. He will definitely not let you go while the Venerable is away.

Xie Yongxuan narrowed her eyes.

Is there any way to protect my sister and I from being disturbed by others during the short period of time when Lord Longyin is away?

"Brother," the voice sounded again, it was Xie Yongwei, "Look, there is a cave over there, maybe we can go in and take shelter for a while."

She hesitated for a moment, then picked and chose what she wanted to say, and said, "Didn't the Venerable ask us to wait for him here? If we continue on our journey, we may not be able to wait for him."

Xie Yongxuan pursed her lips lightly, and her originally bright eyes gradually dimmed.

Although he was reluctant to admit it, he did not want to lose the great help of Venerable Longyin so soon.

"Well," Xie Yongxuan shook her head gently, trying to shake off the awkwardness in her heart, "I'll listen to you. Let's go to the cave and wait for a while."

Tingyun Pavilion.

"Xiao Liangzi!" The emperor turned his head to the eunuch beside him, his eyes stern, "Are you deaf? Why don't you go to the Imperial Hospital and invite the judge!"

"Yes!"

Xiao Liangzi was very smart. He immediately clasped his hands together and turned around and ran outside.

"Your Majesty," Concubine Chen was "sympathetic" again. She frowned slightly, "It's late at night. If I disturb the judge so late at night, will it be..."

"What's the big deal?" The emperor laughed heartily. "I'll send someone to call him, and he will definitely come."

A dark figure flashed across the sky above Tingyun Pavilion.