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The grandson is also afraid of being deserted forever...

It's not that grandson doesn't want to be an official, it's not that he doesn't want to be a high-ranking official, it's not that he doesn't want to have a beautiful wife and concubine... It's because grandson is afraid that even with all these things, grandson will still feel deserted... What should we do then... grandson If my son is in the midst of flowers, it is like being in Guanghan Palace...

Then in this life, why bother?

Why bother to look at the flowers of the whole life alone in this world...

I raised my glass, and I drank another glass myself without being moved.

Turning around, he seemed to see the man frowning.

He chuckled, and wanted to show him a smile, but felt that he had too much wine and could hardly keep his eyes open.

...Zhao, Xiao, Pig...

Seeing that person frowning slightly, he seemed to be saying these three words bitterly.

……right……

I put down my glass, smiled, and wanted to skip the table and go shopping... I'd better take a few sips of this wine...

Sure enough, the little fox stood up.

Everyone immediately put down their glasses and stood up to send them off respectfully. The little fox gave me a slight look, then got up and left... followed by people in darkness...

Seeing that Zhao Chuansun didn't pay attention, I also made an excuse to relieve myself and slipped out.

Unfortunately, on the way, I met the servant again.

"Second Master?" The servant grabbed me, "Where are you going in such a hurry?"

"I," I smiled, "I've been poured to death, go and relieve myself."

"Second Master," the servant still didn't let go, "Relieve, what are you doing going out?"

"Hey," I shook my head, "don't worry about me... I'll do it myself..."

The waiter gave me a few strange glances, then let me go.

All the way from the main hall, through the Chaoshou verandah, around the front hall, and finally walked outside the main entrance.

There was a little too much wine, my legs and feet were a little sore, and my head was a little dizzy, so I calmed down and stood firm.

But under the moon...the little fox was standing there...waiting for me...

【37】

Although the happiness in this world is not all the time, there is this moment.

At this moment, I walked slowly side by side with the little fox, and passed the tower that surrounded the capital.

Looking at the city tower from a distance, there are layers of dark clouds, and a thin crescent moon hangs in the layers. The moonlight passed through the dark clouds and fell into the world.

Recalling that day, when Zhao Chuansun said that King Ning was about to leave, Zhao Chuansun’s expression at that time was an indescribable feeling. Thinking about it now, it was a bit like the silver hook on the edge of the sky at this moment... …

"What are you thinking?" The little fox said softly.

"It's nothing, hehe," I smiled softly and shook my head slightly.

If one day, King Ning really leaves, probably Zhao Chuansun will be just like the cold moon in the sky, reflecting the lonely shadow thousands of miles away.

But I, at this time, can walk side by side with the little fox, how lucky I am...

The little fox came with me alone, and said that those people were waiting for him to go back... He will go back after all.

Walking under the vault of the city gate, it was suddenly dark and dark, as if you couldn't see your fingers... In the darkness, I heard the little fox's voice.

"Zhao Xiaozhu, come here..."

I followed the sound and moved closer to him.

I raised my hand and groped to grab the corner of his clothes...I felt him walking beside me again, so close...

Under the vault, it took about thirty steps. No matter how slow you walked, you walked out of the thick darkness, and the moonlight lit up little by little...

I also let go of the corner of his clothes little by little.

But I saw that the face that had always been deserted was smiling faintly under the moonlight.

"What are you laughing at..." I was a little embarrassed.

"It's nothing," the little fox smiled again, "you are nothing, and I am naturally nothing."

After leaving the city gate, there is a wide stone bridge built on the moat.

Walking to the bridge, the little fox actually looked under the bridge first.

"Is there anything interesting?" I was also curious, so I couldn't help asking him.

"When I was young, I heard an old woman tell a story," the little fox thought for a while, frowned slightly, and recalled, "It was said that when crossing the bridge at night, someone saw a woman in white clothes and long hair standing under the bridge, so they went to talk to her, and the result was The female ghost who fell into the water lost her life in vain."

Hearing what he said, I took a look into the deep river and couldn't help feeling a little cold all over.

It seems that I have heard this scary ghost story before.

"Is that Madam Li?" I pulled the little fox back.

"Yeah," the little fox turned around and looked at me with some amusement, "Why have you heard of it?"

I've heard it...why haven't I heard it...not only heard it, but I was so scared in the middle of the night...ah...let's forget about it, this is an embarrassing thing, Wang Huhu didn't tell Zhou Wenbin anything about being so scared that he wet the bed when he was a child.

"Zhao Xiaozhu," the little fox leaned over with a smile.

"Don't say it," I resolutely turned my face away.

"Don't tell me that's right," the little fox narrowed his eyes to smile, "Don't tell me, one day I will turn into a ghost and stand on this bridge waiting for you..."

I grabbed him and looked at him with some horror, "...you can't talk nonsense about this."

The little fox was startled by me, and when he realized it, he didn't speak, just smiled and urged me to cross the bridge.

After crossing the bridge, there is the East Street. It is not too late at this time, so looking over the past, it is also a scene of prosperity with lights from thousands of houses.

"Zhao Xiaozhu," the little fox looked at the scene and asked, "What are those ordinary people doing now?"

I was stunned for a moment, a little taken aback. I was in the same carriage with my uncle back then, and I asked the same question.

At that time, Zhao Chuansun just pretended that I didn't know.

Therefore, up to now, I don't know...just conjecture...

"I guess," I raised my hand and pointed far away, and put on a pointing tone, "if old people like the ancestors are training their grandchildren at this time, or pushing Pai Gow..."

"Oh..." The little fox looked at me with interest and talked nonsense.

"If I... was at my father's age," I continued to brag, "I would either be thinking about how to get promoted and get rich, or worrying about my wives and concubines fighting again..."

"Oh..." The little fox responded to all changes without changing.

"If I miss you and me," I bent down, holding back a smile.

"How about you and me?" The little fox raised his eyebrows and looked at me.

"If it's like you and I, we've known each other since we were young," I forced myself to say seriously, "and then we've secretly made love to each other when we grow up... Now we're separated by a wall, and we're in love on both sides... If you think about it, look for a ladder !"

The little fox was startled, and snorted coldly, "Hmph, would I do such a thing?"

I was taken aback... which one of these things was not done by you?

Looking at him, he wanted to laugh, but he didn't dare to, so he quickly smiled, "No, no...I'll climb, I'll climb...I'll climb this ladder..."

The little fox was out of his mind, and said, "...that's about the same."

While laughing and laughing, I turned my head and looked at the little lights in the world, only to feel so warm, but so far away.

Going forward, it is a small earth temple. About what a good day it is today, I saw a dozen ordinary people coming out of it just after entering the incense burner.

The little fox stared blankly at the small temple, and after a while, asked, "Where is that?"

"Earth Temple," as expected, he was born in the emperor's family, and he didn't even know this, "You don't know."

"It's okay," the little fox said lightly.

I froze and stared at him blankly.

What kind of human figure is under the fox fur?

"Would you like to go in?" I asked him.

"Okay," the little fox said only one word.

This earth temple is so strange that there is actually a headless figure in a red robe that is only one foot high... When I saw it, I was shocked.

The little fox just watched and said nothing.

Could there be some allusion here, but it's a pity that the common people who came to offer incense just now have all dispersed, and now they want to ask, but there is no one to ask.

"Zhao Xiaozhu," the little fox stared at the headless figure, "what do the people come to ask for?"

"This..." I looked up and thought for a while, and said, "Some people come to pray for rain, some come to ask for wealth, some come to ask for peace in the house, and some come to ask for an early baby..."

"Really," the little fox nodded slightly, "does it work?"

"I didn't ask for it," I said honestly, "I don't know if it works or not... Did you ask for it too?"

The little fox didn't speak or look at me.

"You beg him," I smiled, "Isn't it that the emperor can only bow down to heaven and earth? If you worship him, he will probably jump up."

"Then I won't pray." The little fox gave me a faint look, "It's just... a small wish."

"Then just say it," I suddenly felt itchy to hear what the little fox had to say.

Unexpectedly, the little fox suddenly clasped his hands together, closed his eyes, and stood there quietly.

I had to stand and watch, watching this scene.

Wait till it's all over soon...

After leaving the Earth Temple, we walked side by side for a short distance, only to see in the distance someone who set up a grass platform and sang a social opera.The stage was surrounded by young and old, all of them stretched out their hands and necks to concentrate on it.

It seemed that we couldn't squeeze in, so the little fox and I stood in the distance and watched.

Just after the lively song was finished, a skinny old man came up and played the huqin, and a [-]-year-old girl sang a cappella on the stage.

Probably standing far away, the voice came through the clouds and the moon, and it was a little sad.

I only heard her sing a few words...the red candle lovesickness in the bright moon...the deserted and clear night stands...the world says lovesickness is good...the sound of lovesickness...the sound...it makes people grow old...

Make people old... The little fox stretched out his hand and quietly held my hand.

I thought blankly, if I grow old in the future