Good-looking, not allowed to farm

On this day, Jamie came to Mrs. Helena's side and found that the atmosphere between her and the curly-haired young man Ian Santis seemed a little weird, so he couldn't help but asked in surprise: "Hey, are you arguing?" Yet?"

"No," said Lady Helena.

"Yes, there was a little controversy."

The curly-haired young man Ian Santis gave a completely opposite answer. He smiled apologetically at Mrs. Helena, and explained with embarrassment: "The two of us had a disagreement on a little issue about women. "

"Well, Louis, it's like this..."

While explaining, he also shouted while seeking foreign aid: "You must also understand me, right? I think women are not naturally suitable for politics and war. It's not that I don't respect them. On the contrary, it is precisely I only hope that because of my love for delicate women, they can stay healthy and safe in a safe place, and don't have to face the dangers like us men."

Mrs. Helena may have argued with him before, so after hearing what he said, although she disagreed, she didn't have much reaction.

She just watched Jamie quietly, waiting silently for him to say something.

Jamie looked at the two, and suddenly asked, "Do you know why some people die early? Do some people live to be a hundred years old?"

Mrs. Helena and Ian the curly hair were startled, and then asked in surprise and curiosity at the same time: "Ah, why?"

Jamie replied very seriously: "Because the one who died early couldn't even manage himself well, and always went outside to take care of things; while the one who lived a long time would take care of himself seriously, and never meddled in helping others." Someone else makes the decision."

The room was silent for a few seconds.

Madam Helena burst out laughing.

Curly-haired youth Ian: ...Is this implying me?

Jamie continued: "I don't know if women are suitable for politics and war, but they have the right to make choices. Therefore, whether they are asked to stay away from politics and war or forced to participate in politics and war. I think , no matter what kind of behavior, it is quite self-righteous, and it is annoying."

--opinionated!

- Disgusting!

The two seemingly tactful, but in fact direct evaluations were just so ruthlessly smashed.

The curly-haired young man Ian was shocked and looked confused: "Uh...is that so?"

Jamie replied in the affirmative: "Yes, that's right."

As a result, the curly-haired youth fell silent completely, and began to lower his head in confusion to think.

A smile appeared on Madam Helena's face again.

But she is not the kind of person who has a strong desire to win and lose. She didn't take this opportunity to insult that curly-haired youth. Instead, she thoughtfully planned to give him some time to save face and sort out her mood. She immediately stood up and said thoughtfully: "You guys chat, I'll go down and find something to eat..."

Jamie and Curly Ian naturally have no objections.

The two silently watched Mrs. Helena go downstairs and leave.

There was another moment of silence in the room.

In the end, Jamie was the first to break the calm and said, "If you have anything to bring, pack it up tonight. Someone will take you out of here tomorrow."

"What do you mean? Did someone find me? Damn it, why didn't you say it earlier, should I leave now, in case my wife is hurt..."

"No, no, don't get me wrong! No one found you, but I just got some useful information here. There is an organization planning to send you out of the city, about next Wednesday..."

"What organization? Can it really leave the city? And us, what do you mean by us? Who else but me?" Ian asked a series of questions.

Jamie also patiently answered one by one: "Organization... I hope you have no hostility towards the rebels; if the plan goes well, you will definitely be able to leave the city; you are what you mean, by the way, you should know, petition Five people went to 230, except for those who died, there were 18 people who were not arrested."

This amount of information seems a bit too large.

The curly-haired young man Ian couldn't react for a while: "Rebels, you are actually a member of that organization, does Madam know?"

"No, I am not."

Jamie retorted cautiously: "I just have some news and channels."

"Do you think I'll believe it?"

"Why not?"

"Okay, say what you want! But I really don't have a problem with the rebels. On the contrary, I really want to get acquainted with them. If only I could meet the Mad Hatter! You know the Mad Hatter, right? The one for whom the king issued a new decree!"

"I have vaguely heard of such a person."

Jamie's attitude was still perfunctory and cautious, slurring his words as quietly as possible.

The curly-haired young man Ian jumped up excitedly: "Listen to me, he is so great and amazing! Louis, if you have the opportunity, you must read his articles carefully. His thoughts are profound. It is also sublime, and it has reached a level that ordinary people can hardly imagine. Before this, I have never seriously observed what the life of a low-level peasant is like, and I have never thought about the rights that a person should have..."

Facing the sudden fanaticism of fans, Jamie was very embarrassed.

He didn't want to hear what the other party continued to brag about him, how should I put it?The basic knowledge of middle school politics that I racked my brains to come up with.

In addition, he still had some troubles hidden in his heart, so he couldn't help but said: "You like the mad hat so much, have you forgotten something?"

"Forgot what?"

"Forget how much he has hurt you?! Think about it, it was his articles that led to the king's decree, making you submit petitions for freedom of speech, and then, imprisoned, killed, you Also became a fugitive..."

"Hey! What are you talking about? The people who killed us and arrested us are not mad hatters."

"But you can't deny that he caused it."

"Bah! What kind of fallacy is this? According to your statement, I would be even more guilty! The Mad Hatter is just an introduction, but I..."

Speaking of this, the curly-haired young man Ian showed a deep sense of loss and sadness on his face: "Anyway, I won't hide it from you. Louis, do you know? In the beginning, it was I who advocated Everyone came to write a petition. At that time, my friends had already reminded me that it was useless, but I stubbornly insisted on giving it a try, and drew many people to join the petition. As a result... the real The person who caused everyone to be arrested and killed is not the Mad Hatter, it should be me."

"Can't say that either..."

Jamie was very stunned, and couldn't help murmuring something.

But no matter how many words... As a mad hatter, he is also deeply guilty from the bottom of his heart, so he has no way to comfort another guilty person.

But there seems to be a kind of recklessness in the character of this curly-haired youth.

He felt ashamed and remorseful to the point of despair, but at the same time he became reckless, first raised his hand to wipe the tears on his face, and then gritted his teeth: "I have been thinking these days, I have been thinking... thinking that I must die of."

"Don't say that, Ian." Jamie frowned and stopped.

He walked over a few steps and gently put his hands on his shoulders: "Trust me, I will find a way to send you out of the royal city safely. You will not be caught or killed."

"No, you don't understand, Louis, I don't care about this... Regardless of whether I can leave the royal city safely, my fate is doomed."

Curly-haired Ian said firmly: "If I die unfortunately this time, I will go to Hades to reunite with my friends; but if I leave alive, then I will only consider myself dead! For the rest of my life..."

"I swear, I will no longer live as Ian Santis, I will live as my friends."

"I swear, I'm going to let everyone in this country know about their sacrifice;"

"I will lead them to continue to speak out for freedom;"

"I will continue to fight with them, and never stop fighting until this country is completely changed!!"

Jamie stared at him blankly.

After a while, he lowered his head and said softly to himself: "Only at this time, I will feel... that this country can still be saved."

So, when Mrs. Helena came up with the food, the room had already returned to silence.

Jamie was sitting on the table drinking water and distracted, while Ian was flipping through a book.

Although they are doing their own things, the atmosphere is already very harmonious.

When it was time to eat together, Mrs. Helena felt this feeling even stronger.Because, Louis (Jamie), who has always been very wary, actually had a rare chat with Curly Ian about his favorite food.

"Have these two guys finally made friends?"

Lady Helena felt like an old mother in comfort at this moment.

These are not mentioned for now.

After eating, Jamie informed Mrs. Helena of the plan, probably, someone would be sent to pick up Ian tomorrow and take him to another place to wait.Then, if the plan remains the same, he will be sent to leave Wangcheng around next Wednesday.

Out of trust in her friend, Lady Helena accepted the plan.

But she was very worried deep down in her heart, even if she managed to control herself so as not to show any negative expressions, so as to avoid putting too much pressure on the two of them, she still couldn't hide the worry on her brows...

So Jamie, who was about to leave, turned around and walked back.

He smiled at Mrs. Helena just like that night before: "This time, do you want to cheer me up again, madam?"

The expression on Mrs. Helena's face gradually eased.

She laughed, walked over, hugged him tenderly, and blessed him softly: "The sun will not hurt you by day; the moon will not hurt you by night. Be free from all harm, from now to forever [note]."

After that, Jamie got into the carriage and went home.

It’s just that in the carriage, he thought about Mrs. Helena’s most sincere wishes for a while, and then thought about the shocking oath spoken by Ian Curly, and he was so confused that he didn’t notice that the other carriage didn’t know When did you follow up quietly.

What's more, the carriage that was following followed closely behind, almost undisguisedly...

So, just as Jamie was about to get out, the carriage stopped too.