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Pei Cui looked at his sister's big watery eyes, tilted his head slightly, and asked him seriously.

After holding his breath for a while, he raised his hand and gave his sister a slap: "Who is better?

In your heart, your brother is no match for a stranger, right? You don’t even know how to say something nice.”

Pei Chun blinked and praised with a fake smile: "No way, no way, brother's medical skills are the best in my heart!

No matter who you compare to, you are the best!"

Pei Cui was indeed amazing, but she really wanted to know what was so amazing about this imperial physician of the Zhang family.

The Empress Dowager was asked to pick this man out from among the crowd of people in the Imperial Hospital.

Pei Cui obviously knew what kind of person Pei Chun was, and he didn't care about this perfunctory explanation.

"I don't know if this person is a powerful person, I just know that he is a member of the Zhang family.

The Queen Mother will not allow other families to get close to the Sixth Prince."

Then he looked up at Gu Yuan.

"Tell me, Fuchuan, how are you feeling lately? Do you still feel dizzy from time to time?"

Ever since Pei Chun gave Gu Yuan a name, everyone in the Pei family has called him that.

This time is certainly no exception.

Gu Yuan glanced at Pei Chun's curious eyes and answered seriously: "It's gone now, thanks to Minghe's care."

He knew the condition of his body well. If it weren't for Pei Cui, even if he lived past the age of twenty, he would definitely not live past the age of twenty-one.

But now, he felt the vitality in his meridians and flesh, and silently thanked Pei Cui in his heart.

Pei Cui nodded, glanced at Pei Chun who had his ear pressed against the small window, then withdrew his gaze with a severe headache and picked up the book.

Pei Chun listened carefully to what was happening in the other carriage.

The Sixth Prince stretched out his hand and handed his wrist to the doctor of the Zhang family's side branch: "How is it? When will my wound heal?"

The Zhang family's imperial physician had a serious expression on his face. He withdrew his hand after a while and twirled his goatee: "Your Highness, take care of yourself slowly. You will be well in less than half a month.

But your Highness is very weak inside, so recently... you'd better not get involved with women."

Imperial Physician Zhang suggested gently. He was also a little puzzled in his heart as to why the Sixth Prince's body was so much weaker than before he left the capital.

Is it really because he has wasted too much time on women?

When the Sixth Prince heard this, his originally pale face relaxed slightly. He hoped that the wounds on his arms and legs would heal quickly.

As for women...

"It's been a long journey, and the Royal Guards have worked hard. I'll give them the Ding Mei outside as a reward later."

The Sixth Prince spoke so lightly that Jiang Xingren was stunned for a long while before he nodded respectfully.

I thought that the Sixth Prince was really ungrateful. Just a few days after leaving the capital, the Sixth Prince met the young lady played by Gu Yuan.

He would make love with Ding Mei every night, but who would have thought that just a few days later, he would get rid of his former lover like this.

Tsk, what a cruel heart.

But it was also Ding Mei's fault for being too greedy. She wanted the favor of the Sixth Prince, and also wanted to secretly win the admiration of the Young Master of the Pei Family.

It was abandoned without hesitation. I really don’t know what to say.

Jiang Xingren held up a paper umbrella and slowly stood in front of Ding Mei, who was soaked like a drowned rat.

Seeing his pitiful appearance with red eyes and whip marks all over his face, Jiang Xingren sighed.

Alas, they all make a living under the Sixth Prince, and they are all the same kind of people full of selfish motives.

It was really too cruel to let him attack Ding Mei.

Although he thought so, Jiang Xingren did not hesitate at all. He looked at the imperial guards behind Ding Mei and said, "His Highness said that you have worked hard all the way.

From today on, Madam Ding will be given to you all."

Ding Mei couldn't believe it, and when the Imperial Guards reached out to pull her away, she screamed suddenly.

"Don't touch me! Get away!"

"His Royal Highness the Sixth Prince!"

"Your Highness, help! Your Highness!"

"I know I was wrong, Your Highness!"

But her cries failed to win the Sixth Prince's sympathy. Instead, she was gagged by the Royal Guards and dragged into the forest where the cold autumn rain was still falling.

Ding Mei's screams could be faintly heard in the car squadron.

Pei Chun glanced at his second brother, but saw that he was just looking at the woods in the distance.

No words were spoken.

There was silence in the carriage for a moment.

Only when the imperial physician ahead finally finished the treatment did the convoy start moving forward again.

Pei Chun took a look and found that Ding Mei was dragged out by the Imperial Guards in dishevel and soaking wet.

In the distance, Jiang Xingren held up a paper umbrella and whispered to the group of imperial guards: "The Sixth Prince is feeling uncomfortable because of this woman.

I'm very angry now, so you guys have to give her a good beating."

After he said that, he turned and left.

A pair of boots stepped into the mud, splashing some water.

The remaining imperial guards looked at each other in bewilderment, and finally stepped forward together, tied Ding Mei's hands, tied her to the back of the horse, and dragged her away.

Pei Chun was in the carriage, thinking of what Jiang Xingren had just said, and couldn't help but sigh that the Sixth Prince was really cruel.

He couldn't control his lower body, and instead wanted to blame a woman.

Oh, that’s right.

In the Sixth Prince's heart, his health is the most important thing. Ding Mei has influenced him, and being punished is something he could do.

Pei Chun tore open the dried meat and tasted the shredded meat with just the right amount of saltiness in small bites.

With a morsel of meat between his teeth, he turned his head to look outside the carriage.

Behind the entire convoy, Ding Mei was seen using her body as a rag to wipe away the tire tracks.

On the muddy and rugged dirt road, Ding Mei was tied by a rope at the wrist and rolled on the ground like an animal, being pulled and dragged behind a galloping horse.

In just a quarter of an hour, his cheeks and body were covered in blood.

A long trail of blood was washed away by the heavy rain, and it meandered redly into the small puddle.

The screams lasted for a long time, but no one dared to stand up for Ding Mei.

In the end, Pei Chun sighed and stretched his neck to lie outside the carriage window.

The bamboo stick in his hand pierced Ding Mei's bloody throat at a speed invisible to the naked eye.

Instant death.

Ding Mei seemed to have sensed something, and before closing her eyes completely, she looked towards Pei Chun with gratitude.

Thank her?

It was obvious that she was the culprit that led to Ding Mei's current situation.

She is not a good person.

Pei Chun thought so.

It was Gu Yuan who saw her appearance and reached out to touch her head.

Xiaobai also obediently followed Gu Yuan's movements and moved a little at the crook of her neck.

No one cared about Ding Mei's body. After making sure that she was dead, the Royal Guards cut the rope and threw Ding Mei's body into the grass on the side of the road.

Let the carrion crows in the sky divide and eat it.

along the way.

The imperial physician Zhang had been sitting in the Sixth Prince's carriage all the time, giving him acupuncture and conditioning all day long.

But Pei Chun heard clearly that this person had fed the Sixth Prince a lot of fine medicinal herbs in order to nourish his body.

For a moment, the wounds on the Sixth Prince's body inflicted by the assassin healed extremely quickly.

The speed of the entire convoy was much faster than before.

The Sixth Prince ordered the convoy to move forward at full speed, as if there were wolves chasing them from behind.