The real daughter's life was stolen, and she was reborn and became the best in the capital

Although Ming Jin did not ask them to stay and serve her, Hua Sui and the other two were still worried about Ming Jin staying in the room alone because of her current condition.

The three of them hesitated and stayed in the yard, not leaving immediately.

"What happened to the prince? Why does the master look so unhappy?" Chunyu frowned and murmured.

Although Hua Sui and Chun Yu accompanied Ming Jin into the palace today, the palace has its own rules for everything. As maids like them have not received training, they naturally cannot follow their masters and walk around the palace at will, so after entering the palace, they separated from Ming Jin.

Like the other maids, they stayed in a palace until the banquet was over, and then left with their masters.

On the way back, although they vaguely heard from their master and Miss Xu that the prince did not attend the banquet today, they did not know what exactly had happened.

I didn't think it was a big deal at first.

But there was something really wrong with the master's appearance.

They had never seen their master like this before.

"I don't know, but the boy was hesitant just now, so he must be hiding something." Hua Sui echoed from the side.

She also frowned.

Yingge has always been a man of few words.

She was used to taking orders, but not to speaking.

At this moment, she did not participate in the conversation. Instead, she held the scimitar in her hand, looking at the brightly lit house where she could vaguely see figures. Ying Ge suddenly turned around and left.

The spring rain is noticed first.

Seeing Yingge leave, her eyelids twitched suddenly, and she chased after him in a low voice: "Where are you going?"

Brother Ying said succinctly: "I'll go to the palace to take a look."

"no!"

Chun Yu grabbed her arm and frowned to stop her: "The master just said that you are not allowed to go, and a place like the palace is not a place you can just go in casually."

Yingge thought she was afraid that she would be caught, so he said, "I will be careful."

She had lived in the palace before and was quite familiar with the place. She had also fought against several people under the Prince of Chang'an. Except for the one named Qing Xin, the rest were no match for her.

As long as she is careful, she will be able to find out the situation.

Chun Yu still held her arm very firmly, refusing to let her go: "No, you can't go! The palace is different from other places. Although the prince is good to the master, if you go there rashly and get discovered, it will not only be bad for you, but also for the master."

Hua Sui also followed and persuaded: "Brother Ying, Chunyu is right, you should not go."

"If the master knew, he would definitely be worried."

Yingge was silent.

Looking at the two worried faces behind her, she was silent for a moment, but ultimately did not leave.

Chunyu was relieved to see Yingge stop thinking. She withdrew her hand and said, "Okay, you guys go and rest first. I'll stay here to watch over the master today."

After all, she is older and more stable.

I decided to stay here and guard my master today in case he needs anything.

Hua Sui hurriedly said, "I'll go with you."

Chun Yu said, "No need. The master needs people to serve him tomorrow. If we all stay here, we will be exhausted tomorrow."

she said so.

Hua Sui stopped thinking about it.

She was just about to leave with Brother Ying when she suddenly heard a noise coming from inside the house.

The three of them looked at each other and saw the figure in the room move. After hesitating for a moment, they walked over and asked outside the room: "Master, is there anything you need?"

Mingjin wasn't surprised that they were still outside.

Hearing the question, Ming Jin, who was rummaging around, immediately replied, "Come in."

Hua Sui hurriedly responded and pushed the door open. As soon as he entered the room, he saw Ming Jin rummaging through something.

"Master, what are you looking for? I will help you find it."

Chunyu also quickly responded.

Ming Jin asked as he searched for something, "Where did you put the letters that the prince wrote to me?"

"reply?"

Hua Sui was stunned.

I don't understand why my master is looking for this all of a sudden.

Chunyu is agile and nimble.

Although she also felt strange, she went over to look for it immediately. She found two replies in a box and showed them to Mingjin.

"Master, is this what you are looking for?"

Ming Jin reached out to take it, opened it, and compared it with the note in his hand.

——The handwriting is indeed the same.

Hua Sui also saw the note in Ming Jin's hand at this time.

She wondered, "How did the master find the prince's note? This servant has been keeping it in the agate box."

While talking.

Hua Sui also saw the set of southern red agate that was placed on the couch and opened.

Ming Jin didn't say anything, but sat on the chair holding the note, his eyes fixed on the contents of the note.

My brain was in a mess at this moment, and there seemed to be countless buzzing sounds in my ears, which was extremely noisy.

So the man who corresponded with her in her previous life was not the Fifth Prince, but Gu Mingheng?

How could this be?

Wasn't he already dead by then?

The news that his personal soldiers came to the capital to report the death clearly stated the death.

She had never thought of this possibility.

But perhaps it was because one thing led to a hundred things. At this moment, Ming Jin suddenly remembered many things, many things that she had ignored or never thought about deeply.

During the time in Tatar.

When Yuan Yu came to save her but failed, he said to her, "Just wait a little longer, he will definitely save you."

At that time, she thought that Yuan Yu asked her to wait for Gu Changxuan, but now that she thinks about it, maybe Yuan Yu asked her to wait for Gu Mingheng.

Also, why didn't the Tatars come to tease her again afterwards.

She originally thought that it was because Gu Changxuan said something to them, or they were afraid of Daqian, so they changed from teasing him at the beginning to treating him with courtesy later.

But now think about it, at that time, Gu Changxuan was planning to ascend to the position of crown prince, and had just gotten together with Ming Yao. She was an indelible shame to him. How much did he really want her to go back?

Perhaps she died in Tartary.

For him, this is the best outcome.

And there is the Ming family.

They probably wished she would die outside.

A daughter who saved the crown prince but stayed in Tatar and no one knew what happened to her was both an honor and a shame for them. If she were alive, this honor would always carry the trace of shame, but if she died, she would be an immortal hero and an irreplaceable honor.

Given Ming Yuandu's personality, how could he possibly want her to go back?

The Ming family was once again caught up in controversy.

When she went back, she heard that some court officials strongly persuaded Emperor Zhenguang, and only then did Daqian send troops to take her back.

At that time, she thought it was because of her grandmother, and that the ministers who were on good terms with her grandmother were speaking for her.

So, was Gu Mingheng also involved in this planning?

And that Han woman who was once sent to serve her, was she also the work of Gu Mingheng?

Is that why her question was so strange?

Mingjin thought of the Han woman who had asked her if she would like to go somewhere else if she left.

At that time, she thought that Gu Changxuan would come to pick her up, so she shook her head without thinking...

At that time, if she said she wanted to leave, would Gu Mingheng take her away?

Too many things.

These trivial things in the past made her think about them again.

There was also the half year they spent corresponding, and those letters they exchanged.

No wonder there was a sentence "Please take care of yourself" written at the end of every letter. She was puzzled at that time, why would the Fifth Prince say such words to her?

Their friendship was not actually very deep.

So it’s Gu Mingheng, it’s him, right?

Looking at the note in my hand, looking at the familiar handwriting.

It can only be him.

Who else except him would care about her body so much.

No wonder the Fifth Prince was able to reach the capital in such a short time. It turned out that the person who helped him was Gu Mingheng.

Apart from Gu Mingheng, who else has the ability to make Gu Changxuan unable to imagine anything?

There was also the man in black who hugged her and left in the end, and whose identity she had been guessing.

Now it is clear.

It turned out to be him.

…It was indeed him.

Many puzzled questions suddenly became clear. Ming Jin slumped in the chair, mumbling in silence.

"Master, why are you crying?"

It was not until she heard this surprised question that Ming Jin looked up in a daze. She seemed still a little confused, confused about Hua Sui's words, confused about her shocked and worried face, and confused about why she could cry.

But when she raised her hand, she really felt a wet mark.

Not only Chunyu and Huasui, but even Yingge, were looking at her in astonishment at this moment.

Looking at their surprised gazes, Ming Jin said: "...I'm fine."

But my voice had become hoarse without me noticing.

Mingjin said nothing else.

She suddenly stood up holding the note.

She wanted to find Gu Mingheng.

But after taking only two steps, and before Chunyu and the others could ask her what she was going to do, Mingjin suddenly stopped again.

Even if she saw Gu Mingheng, what could she ask him?

He knows nothing.

What else could she say to him?

But she still wanted to see him very much, very much. She had never wanted to see someone so urgently.

Even if he knew nothing, she wanted to see him, just to watch him and make sure he was safe.

I don’t know how much time has passed.

"...You guys go down and rest first, I want to sleep too."

Ming Jin held the note and said, without waiting for them to say anything, "Tomorrow, watch over the palace."

The three of them had too many questions.

But seeing that Mingjin's face had regained its composure, he could only respond hesitantly.

……

The next day.

Early in the morning, as soon as the city gate opened, Wu Ji rode his horse back to the Chang'an Palace.

The reason he came back this time was, firstly, to report his safety to Eunuch An and the others, and secondly, to have Eunuch An deliver a message to the Empress.

Gu Mingheng knew that if he didn't return for a long time, everyone in the palace would be worried, and it was hard to guarantee that Eunuch An would not do anything, so when he felt better, he immediately asked Wu Ji to come back.

It was a coincidence that Wu Ji came back.

If he had come a little later, Eunuch An would probably have gone to the palace to meet Emperor Zhenguang.

Everyone breathed a sigh of relief when they learned that the prince's fever had subsided.

"So the prince made His Majesty angry because he refused to marry?" Zhuo Qian asked puzzledly.

Eunuch An thought it was impossible.

"Your Majesty can't be so angry with the prince because of something like this." He then asked Wu Ji, "What's going on?"

Wu Ji couldn't figure it out either.

Facing the gazes of Eunuch An and others, Wu Jitou said, "I don't know either. I asked the prince, but he refused to say anything."

I was originally thinking that the prince seemed to be torturing himself on purpose.

But looking at Eunuch An's face, which was obviously much older, and afraid that he would worry, Wu Ji had to shut up and say something else: "The prince can't be without someone by his side. I'll go back first. I'll send you a message if there's anything else."

The servants had just finished packing up.

Wu Ji took it and said goodbye to them.

"Take good care of the prince, and I will talk to the queen and ask her to help persuade His Majesty so that the prince can come back soon."

Eunuch An followed behind and said.

Wu Ji nodded in agreement and told Eunuch An to stop following and have a good rest.

Zhuo Qian and Qing Xin supported Eunuch An.

Eunuch An had already stopped, but thinking about what happened last night, he felt that he still had to tell Wu Ji so that the prince would know.

"By the way, the princess came last night. She wanted to see the prince."

When Wu Ji heard this, he stopped immediately and turned back: "What did you say?"

"The prince sent you to deliver a message before. Of course, we dare not say that the prince has encountered an accident. We can only say that the prince has gone out on official business. We just don't know whether the princess believes it or not." When Eunuch An said this, he sighed again.

Wu Ji was silent.

"Let's keep it a secret for now. The prince has made up his mind not to let the princess know this time."

After Eunuch An nodded, Wu Ji turned around and walked out.

The horses had been outside and had been fed hay.

"Master Wu."

When the servants saw him come out, they hurriedly bowed and greeted him.

Wu Ji nodded and mounted his horse. Before he had ridden for long, he saw a carriage suddenly appearing from a corner in front of him.

The horse neighed in surprise.

Wu Ji held the reins with a grim look on his face. He had been unhappy these past few days and was about to scold the coachman for being so ignorant of the rules when he saw the curtain of the carriage in front being lifted up and Ming Jin's face appeared behind the curtain.

"Guard Wu."

Ming Jin called Wu Ji from behind the curtain.