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Chapter 526 Sister-in-law, open the door, I am my brother 17

Not long after, Anxiang, who had gone out, came in quietly. Jiuli glanced at the sky, which gradually became gloomy. The summer weather was unpredictable, and it seemed that it would rain today.

"Mother, let's go back," Jiuli smiled and tilted her head.

"Look, I was so busy talking to you that I didn't notice that the sky is so gloomy now," Mrs. Cui came back to her senses from the joy of seeing her daughter, "Let's go back and burn incense tomorrow?"

I originally wanted to stay a little longer and pay attention to the subtle fragrance coming in. My eyes flickered slightly, and I thought there must be something wrong, so I turned and spoke.

"We have to pray tomorrow," Jiuli's face became more gentle.

They parted at the fork in the road, and not long after Jiuli returned to the yard, the sky outside was overcast and the sound of dripping rain reached her ears.

"How is it?" Sitting by the window, watching the rain outside, Jiuli turned the bracelet with interest.

"The prince's men have come to see the master," a trace of embarrassment appeared on Anxiang's face. How should she put it more tactfully?

"What's wrong?" Jiuli raised her face with a smile on her face, but her eyes were not visible, and her brows were murderous against the dark background.

"The prince has sent people to keep an eye on the master. I'm afraid the backyard is under his control," said Anxiang with disdain flashing in her eyes.

"So, he knows all those things? He's really good," Jiuli's eyes turned cold, "He is still useful, keep him."

However, Anxiang didn't think there was anything wrong with this sentence. She just nodded to show that she understood.

"The vegetarian food at Shangshan Temple is good. You can go down and have some too." Jiuli's ears twitched and she curled her lips in a more sincere smile.

"Yes." Anxiang retreated briskly.

As night fell, the sound of fighting was heard from the back mountain of Shangshan Temple, which ended Jiuli's trip to Shangshan Temple early.

"Stop hiding, come out." Jiuli sat by the window, looking outside the door, with a hint of laziness in her tone.

"Sorry to bother you. It's my fault." The man was dressed in black and took off his hat after coming in. It was Prince Ming.

"You shouldn't come here for both official and private reasons," Jiuli's eyes flashed with a strange look, and she suppressed the emotion in an instant.

"But I'm here, don't you want to see me?" Prince Ming sat on the stool next to Jiuli, looking at Jiuli greedily, then retracted his gaze after a moment, with regret in his eyes.

"Whether I want you to be here or not, right? It doesn't affect you whether I see you or not." Jiuli chuckled.

"I," Prince Ming realized instantly that something was wrong, "Have I implicated you again?" he asked cautiously.

"It's not a burden,"

"What is that?" Prince Ming looked at Jiuli in front of him with burning eyes, his hands on his knees and his body leaning forward.

"Fourth brother, you don't know what's good for you. My feelings for you remain the same as before," Prince Ming's eyes were sincere and honest, "You are his princess who is the housekeeper and director, but you are a treasure to me."

He was almost going crazy from the torture in the past few months. All the news from Prince Jing's Mansion showed that Fourth Brother only treated her as a housekeeper and a mascot to contact the Cui family. If he really liked her that much, why would he accept a woman offered by someone else?

They even had another child before they got married!

"I am Princess Jing, and you have a bright future," Jiuli's expression changed slightly, and she lowered her head pretending to be unmoved.

"How can I have a bright future?" Prince Ming lowered his eyebrows, then glanced up. He noticed her expression and knew that she didn't like her current life. "I'm not as capable as Fourth Brother."

I couldn't even protect the person I loved the most, and I looked unhappy.

"Don't underestimate yourself, Prince." Jiuli's eyes were filled with a little pain. "You have been here for a long time. It's not suitable."

"My dear," Prince Ming opened his mouth to say something, but when he heard the noise of the search outside, he turned around and left the room, saying, "I'll come and talk to you next time."

Jiuli was standing by the window, and someone soon knocked on the door.

"Master, there are assassins coming to the back mountain. Shangshan Temple is being searched now." The person who came in was Anxiang, speaking in a low voice.

"Assassin?" Jiuli looked puzzled, but when she thought of Prince Ming who had just come in, she understood that it might not be as simple as looking for an assassin. She smiled so hard that her eyes were hidden.

Anxiang spoke in a low voice about what happened in the back mountain, the broken bodies and the people who disappeared.

"We'll be here to search it out in a moment," he said at last.

"Who are you searching for?" Jiuli said contemptuously, with a sharp tone. When did she dare to search without a clear order?

"From Jingzhao Prefecture," Anxiang frowned and took a glance from afar and indeed looked very similar. She was afraid that something big had happened in the capital.

"Oh? Send someone to check on mother." Jiuli raised her eyes, "You can't just enter my courtyard whenever you want."

"Yes," An Xiang lowered her head, "I won't let anyone disturb my master's peace." Why is there so much nonsense about the master humiliating the minister to death?

The team of people who were searching outside the door in the rain didn't come this way at all. They decisively bypassed the courtyard and went to other places.

"Why don't you search this yard?"

"What are you searching for? Don't you see the guards surrounding the outside?"

"Huh? I hadn't noticed until now, it's true."

One could faintly hear the conversation inside, and it was obvious that this search was just for show. It seemed that Prince Ming had caused quite a stir this time, otherwise it wouldn't be like this.

The chief guard standing guard outside the house reported something through the door and then retreated. Anxiang closed the door and left.

The lights in the room gradually went out. Because of this incident, Jiuli, who had originally planned to stay for two more days, said goodbye to Madam Cui early in the morning and returned to Prince Jing's Mansion, but asked someone to secretly pay attention to the movements.

"Master, we're here." Anxiang looked at Jiuli who was resting with his eyes closed, and stepped forward to remind him.

"Well, tell the shopkeeper outside to come in and see me." Jiuli opened his eyes, gave an order, and then got off the carriage.

"Yes, I'll send someone to summon him right away." Anxiang helped Jiuli get off the carriage, with a hint of worry in her eyes.

After all the hard work these past few days, will the master be able to recover? Do you want someone to send some nourishing soup over later?

In just a short time from entering the main courtyard through the gate, the news that the princess would come had spread to every courtyard.

In the afternoon, Jiuli met with the shop owners of various shops outside and made adjustments one by one, being very busy.

"Master, it's late at night." Today it was Anxiang's turn to keep watch. Anxiang took the cloak and put it on Jiuli.

The little girl beside was fiddling with the candle flame to make it brighter, and moonlight was pouring down outside the window.

"Well, have those been dealt with?" Jiuli still had a gloomy look on his face. Did he really think that he couldn't take action against his family members?

"He was given a mute drug and sent to a farm to farm," An Xiang looked fiercely at the maids serving him.

"Well done. This golden hairpin is for you as a reward." Jiuli took out a golden hairpin that symbolized good luck and fortune and threw it to Anxiang.

"Thank you for the reward, my master," Anxiang's eyes lit up and she couldn't put it down. She would definitely serve her master well!