Rebirth 80 Medical God Big Brother Divorce

Is everything wrong because of that boy?

Suddenly she heard the sound of a door opening, and she quickly squatted down under the carved screen. Through the carvings, she saw several tall men walking out of the house, one of whom was carrying the boy on his back. They left in a hurry, and after a long while, Qiqi seemed to wake up from a dream.

Turn around suddenly, run, fall, run again, fall again...

"Miss, did someone really kill our whole family? Did you hear it right?"

The night was cold, the mountain road was rugged, and a carriage was bumping. Tong Po hugged the package tightly, looking at the pale-faced Miss Liang Qiqi. When the mistress went home, she left her in Luo Wangfu to take care of the young lady and spend a few days in Luo Wangfu. How come in the blink of an eye, the young lady ran back as if she had seen a ghost. She said incoherently that the whole family of Liangfu had been killed, and asked her to drive the carriage back quickly to check.

"Xiao Wen, please park the carriage at the entrance of the alley ahead and make sure it is well hidden. Nanny, please keep an eye on the package. If you can't see me in a quarter of an hour, you two should leave, stay away from here, and never come back."

Her face was pale but her tone was surprisingly calm. Qiqi had already recovered from her initial fear, sadness and anger.

"Miss, I need to accompany you. You can't go in there alone."

The wet nurse, Granny Tong, handed the package to the maid, Xiao Wen, who was standing beside her.

"No, nurse, you have to watch over the carriage and wait for me. Now, I have nothing. I can only rely on you for everything."

"Miss, you must be careful."

Looking at the young lady who was only ten years old, Granny Tong's heart was broken. The eldest daughter of the Liang family, the richest family in the capital, had lived a life of luxury all her life. Master Liang was rich enough to rival a country, and had countless concubines, but unfortunately he only had one daughter, Qiqi. Because the young lady was born on the Qixi Festival, the master named her Liang Qixi. Everyone in the mansion affectionately called the young lady Qiqi. Over time, few people called the young lady by her real name Qixi.

Tong Po gave some instructions and watched Qiqi quickly run into the alley. At the end of the alley was the back door of Liang Mansion.

The moon was dim, and the whole Liang Mansion was lush with flowers and plants. Qiqi entered the backyard, which was the most remote backyard of Liang Mansion. As soon as Qiqi came in, she felt a sense of terror that she had never felt before. In the huge Liang Mansion, she ran in and didn't hear any sound.

In the past, many slaves lived in this backyard, and the back door was always guarded, but now there was no one there at all.

What about people?

Qiqi thought of what she heard in her uncle's house, that everyone in the Liang Mansion was killed and no one survived. How could it be possible? She didn't believe it. Their Liang Mansion was the richest family in the capital, with more than 700 servants and family members, how could they all be killed?

But now, when she entered the mansion, she didn't see anyone. How terrible!

Qiqi crouched down and walked through a bamboo forest. In front of her was the kitchen courtyard of Liang Mansion. She walked to the back window. At this time in the past, the kitchen should be preparing supper for the concubines. Qiqi stretched her head and looked into the kitchen. There was a puff of white smoke rising from the back window, and a slight smell of burning came. She saw that the stove fire had not been extinguished. The food on the stove was still cooking, but no one was working in the whole kitchen.

Qiqi's ominous premonition became stronger.

She ran towards the front yard, passed the granary, a peach forest, and one gorgeous courtyard after another. It was strange, because these courtyards were where the concubines lived. Her father had no other problems, but he loved beautiful women. So the mansion had the most adopted concubines, as many as seventy or eighty. Her mother didn't care. Because after giving birth to her, her mother could no longer give birth, and her mother also hoped that her father would take in more concubines and have more children, so that the Liang family could expand. So these concubines lived very well in the mansion. One concubine lived in a courtyard, and each courtyard had a few maids and servants to serve her. Now, all these people are gone. In the picturesque courtyard, only flowers are blooming and wind is blowing, without a trace of human breath.