He entered a wealthy family by mistake

"Just kill me!"

Ye Chi raised his head to expose his neck and closed his eyes resignedly.

Now he wants to die and no longer wants to live. He wants to see his son and wife.

Shen Jue frowned and looked aside irritably. What's the use of killing Ye Chi now? Will Da Siyu's shot disappear? What's more, this is Ye Sheng's father and he can't do it.

"Aren't you always ruthless, and there are people you, Shen Jue, don't dare to kill?"

Ye Chi opened his eyes and mocked Shen Jue, obviously deliberately irritating Shen Jue.

Shen Jue was not angry. He frowned and reminded Ye Chi, "Have you never thought that your grandson would be alone forever if you died?"

"There's no need to use Ye Xiao to provoke me. Even if he doesn't know his life experience, you will only be troubled if he is like me. That kid is better than me."

Ye Chi said this with confidence and contempt for Shen Hui.

Shen Jue was unmoved and answered Ye Chi firmly, "That child has perfectly inherited Ye Sheng's good genes. He is more rational than you."

Ye Chi was stunned when he heard this, and then smiled bitterly, yes! The child is very much like his father. He is smart, calm and kind, and can learn whatever he wants.

Tears fell from Ye Chi's eyes again, why did he tell him about Ye Xiao when he wanted to give up his life.

"Consider this shot today as a reward from Da Si Yubai En. If you dare to deal with them two in the future, I will never keep you."

After speaking, Shen Jue gave the two maids holding Ye Chi a look and asked them to let Ye Chi go.

The maid knew that Shen Jue had the final say in Bai En's absence, so she let Ye Chi go even though she was very angry.

Ye Chi was like a broken puppet, just thrown to the ground.

He didn't leave. He sat on the ground with dull eyes, leaning against the wall of the corridor, motionless, like a zombie. He seemed to be indifferent to the matter of revenge, but so what if he was not indifferent. He was no match for Byrne at all.

"Let you go without leaving."

Jonah suppressed the anger of wanting to beat Ye Chi to death and shouted loudly.

Ye Chi said nothing, sitting blankly against the wall, his eyes dull.

"I think you are really looking for death."

Jonah's hand immediately grasped the sword at his waist, but before he could draw the sword, he was pushed back by Said.

"Don't stop me, I must let him see blood today."

"You killed him and he was still grateful to you."

Seder held Jonah's wrist firmly.

Jonah gritted his teeth and was reluctant to hear this, but he still let go of the hilt of the sword and glared at Ye Chi fiercely before ignoring Ye Chi's anxious look into the room.

Shen Jue and Sai Desi stood side by side and ignored Ye Chi. Although the expressions on their faces were not serious, they were actually very worried. After all, Da Siyu was not Byrne, and he could easily die if he was injured.

In the room, the doctor who finally removed the bullet from Da Siyu wiped the sweat from his forehead and breathed a sigh of relief.

"Fortunately, the bullet hit the shoulder. If it had come down a little further, it would have hit the heart, and even the gods wouldn't be able to save him."

The doctor spoke with lingering fear and wiped the sweat from his forehead.

Byrne, who had been lying on his back giving Da Siyu a blood transfusion, relaxed when he heard the doctor's words, his eyes still red.

He took Da Siyu's hand by his thigh and held it tightly in his palm. Only by feeling Da Siyu's body temperature could he really feel at ease.

He was very scared for half an hour, afraid that Da Siyu would not wake up, afraid that this would be the last time he and Da Siyu would see each other.

"You have had too much blood transfusion today, so you need to take a good rest."

The big housekeeper told Byrne and quickly pulled out the needle on Byrne's arm.

Byrne, who looked a little pale, nodded, stood up and leaned against the head of the bed, using a cotton swab to press the place where the needle was pulled out to prevent blood from flowing out.

"how is he?"

Byrne asked the doctor weakly.

The doctor gave Da Siyu an intravenous drip while replying to Byrne, "It won't take long to wake up, but it will take a while. This is a gunshot wound after all, and it almost hit the heart."

Byrne didn't say anything after hearing this. He raised his head and tried his best to push back the tears in his eyes.

Just this month alone, Da Siyu was injured twice. The first time was his arm, and now his body, and he almost died.

"Do you want me to bring the murderer in?"

The chief steward asked Bain for instructions, his voice sounded a little angry.

"Need not."

Byrne refused. He didn't want to get angry here, which would only affect Da Siyu's rest.

At this time, Shen Jue was outside the door of the room. When he heard that Da Siyu was fine, he stepped up and walked into the room. He just came in alone and stopped Said who was following him to follow Jonah.

Saidsi and Jonah knew that Da Siyu needed to rest. Although they were anxious, they still stood outside and waited obediently.

Shen Jue walked to the bed and looked quietly at the pale Da Siyu lying on his back. After looking at it for a while, he looked at Byrne who was leaning against the head of the bed.

"I've already talked to him."

Shen Jue got straight to the point and told Byrne exactly what happened outside.

"He seems to have resigned himself to his fate. He probably won't attack you again. This time, consider it as repaying your debt to Ye Sheng. He will no longer have anything to do with Ye Chi in the future. You don't have to put your life in Ye Chi's hands after the incident is over. superior."

Shen Jue advised Bai En because he knew that Bai En would definitely investigate deeply. After all, it was Da Siyu who was injured and his life was hanging by a thread.

But Shen Jue still didn't want Bai En to pursue the case. He just wanted Bai En and Ye Chi to offset Ye Sheng's death. In this way, Bai En would no longer owe Ye Chi and there would be no need to make any more sacrifices.

But Byrne was very stubborn, clenching his fists to hold back his anger, "One yard at a time, I will repay what I owe Ye Sheng, and what Ye Chi owes Da Siyu will be repaid with his own life."

With a slap, Shen Jue gave Byrne a hard scratch on the ear and directly hit Byrne's head aside.

The doctor and the housekeeper standing nearby were so frightened that their eyes widened. They looked at Shen Jue in disbelief and took a deep breath.

But after a while, the doctor thought about Shen Hui hitting Byrne on the head with the medicine box, and thought it was normal again. After all, there was nothing Shen Hui didn't dare to do.

"Let's go out first."

The doctor quickly pulled the housekeeper away to prevent them from suffering if Byrne got angry later.

But Byrne, who was slapped, did not get angry and turned his head calmly without saying anything, because he knew that Shen Jue's slap was intended to wake him up and prevent him from getting into trouble.

"It is better for you to protect him alive than to entrust it to anyone else. It is impossible for me to revolve around Da Siyu all my life, nor can I always accompany him. Whether it is me or Ye Miao, we have our own families."

Shen Jue said to Bain angrily that if Bain was still stubborn, he would definitely slap Bain again until he woke up.

He was also distressed and angry when Da Siyu was injured, but maybe he thought it was worth saving Bain's life.

"Why don't you just stay with him? Now the situation has turned to us. Is it interesting that you want to die to save Ye Sheng's life? Can Ye Sheng be resurrected?" Shen Jue said louder and louder.

Byrne, who was scolded, could not refute. He leaned against the head of the bed and covered his eyes with his arms. He asked Shen Jue in a trembling voice, "Do I really deserve to live with such a heavy sin?"

"You protected Da Siyu and the Duke's Palace for nineteen years. You protected the lives of hundreds of people. I also saved Han Mo's family. You deserve to live in this world more than anyone else."

Shen Jue's answer was yes, without hesitation.

Byrne, who covered his eyes with his arms, had tears silently sliding down his eyes after hearing this. Even his biological mother said that he did not deserve to live. This was the first time someone told him with such certainty that he did.