Rebirth: Miss Xiao doesn’t want the heir apparent anymore

Sometimes, he was glad that his sister had followed his mother and couldn't remember the unhappy things. He was also glad that he had inherited his father's photographic memory, so that he could clearly remember what happened that year. Mother's cause of death.

The Crown Prince of Huainan was the real culprit who forced his mother to death. When they were young, they were traveling with their father and mother and met Prince Huainan by chance. He still remembered the way that scumbag looked at his mother. As he grew older, he knew that the scumbag coveted his mother's beauty. , and also aware of his father's worries. Xue'er has grown older, has become more graceful and beautiful, and is even more beautiful than her mother.

Fortunately, the scumbag Prince of Huainan was punished by the late emperor to guard the mausoleum. The reason was of course that he molested a good woman. The woman's husband hit his head on the stone lion of Shuntian Mansion and died, which led to the Dongchuang incident and alarmed the government and the public.

Ji Ruyu has never understood that in terms of integrity, his father is no worse than that woman's husband. Why was his father silent when his mother died tragically? He believed that his father was definitely not a person who was greedy for life and afraid of death. He must have some difficulties.

Perhaps it was for the sake of the two brothers and sisters, or the mother's identity cannot be disclosed. The mother is not from Donglin, and she married her father on her own initiative. Maybe she is a sinner in another country.

next day

When Ji Ruyu came back early in the morning, she called Ji Ruxue to the study, showed her the portraits of her parents, and said softly: "You always said you couldn't remember what your parents looked like. These are the portraits of your parents. Take them with you. Take good care of it.”

Ji Ruxue looked at her parents in the portrait, overlapping with the figures in her memory:

The mother called her with a smile, "Xiao Xue'er..." The father stood beside the mother, his eyes and the corners of his mouth were also smiling.Later, when she woke up, her mother was lying in the coffin with her eyes closed, and she didn't deserve to be called...

Her father no longer had the smile of the past. Later, his father fell ill and passed away within a few years. She and her brother were the only ones left. She didn't want to remember these unhappy things.

Tears fell one by one, and Ji Ruxue quickly wiped them away with her sleeves, lest the tears fall on the portrait.

"I have prepared a dowry for you. After paying homage to your parents, you can go." Ji Ruyu was filled with sorrow and coaxed Ji Ruxue in a soft voice.

Ji Ruxue cried even harder, walked up to Ji Ruyu, hugged him, leaned her head on his chest, and cried loudly. Ji Ruyu's face was full of helplessness, and her eyes were filled with reluctance.

Mu Yunshen was pacing back and forth outside the door, and Mu Chennian on the side advised him: "Just stop for a while, everyone has asked you to take them away, why don't you let the brothers and sisters talk to each other."

After a while, Ji Ruyu opened the door and walked out, followed by Ji Ruxue with red eyes. Mu Yunshen strode forward with distressed eyes.

Ji Ruyu said with a solemn expression: "Yun Shen, come with us to pay homage to your parents. After you come back and have lunch, you will set off back to Dajing."

Mu Yunshen nodded obediently. He felt that it would be better not to ask or say anything now.

Xiao Zixi and Mu Chennian went into the palace to say goodbye to Li Xiuhan and Fu Yingyu. Fu Yingyu watched them leave reluctantly, while Li Xiuhan came to Ji's Mansion with them.

After lunch, Butler Ji ordered his servants to pack their bags. Ji Ruyu handed Ji Ruxue a box, saying that it was her mother's old things and the dowry he had prepared, and asked her to keep it well.

In order not to attract attention, the group traveled lightly and prepared only two carriages. One of them was for Ji Ruxue, who could not ride a horse, and the other was filled with necessities.