Chapter 868 Death of Chen Ji (2)
Mo Yan leaned in the man's arms, a little nervous, but she was reluctant to push her away, so she had no choice but to let him hold her. Her fingers unconsciously played with the man's hanging black hair, and the lining of the fingers beca whiter and tenderer, forming another seductive scenery in the man's eyes.
The next mont, the troubled hand was also grasped by the man's big hand, and he was groped gently, dry and warm.
One day is like three autumns apart, and nearly a month has passed since Xiao Ruiyuan finally couldn't bear the longing in his heart and ca here. At this ti, holding the woman in his arms, the empty space in his heart was finally filled.
Mo Yan didn't say anything, but she missed her deeply in her heart. She longed for the man's solid embrace and quietly listened to the heartbeat in her ears.
After a long ti, the two separated, holding hands and walked to the sofa to sit down.
Mo Yan looked at the man's features carefully and saw that he had lost weight, so she asked with concern: "Have you been busy recently? Did you forget to rest when you were busy?"
It is a pleasure to be cared about by others, especially when it cos from soone you love. The corners of Xiao Ruiyuan's lips curved up, and his deep voice was like llow wine: "There has been so instability in the west recently. Your Majesty ordered to pay close attention to the movents of Qiuci Kingdom. I am busier than usual."
Mo Yan's heart tightened and she asked worriedly: "Will there be a war? Will you be sent to the border again?"
Xiao Ruiyuan gently stroked Mo Yan's brow, trying to calm her worries: "There may not be a fight, and it's unlikely that I will go. Yan'er doesn't have to worry."
When Mo Yan heard this, he felt a little relieved, and doubts arose in his heart: "Qiuci is just a small country. After the founding of Chu, it beca a vassal state of Chu. It has not disturbed the tranquility of the border for more than two hundred years. Why this ti?"
At this point, Mo Yan paused and looked at Xiao Ruiyuan. Seeing that he listened seriously and didn't feel at all that she shouldn't talk about governnt affairs, she felt a little happy.
Xiao Ruiyuan didn't know what Mo Yan was thinking, so he explained: "The king of Qiuci Kingdom was critically ill, and several princes were instigated by a powerful official in the court to fight for the throne. The powerful official wanted to subvert the royal power, so he deliberately provoked trouble at the border. , trying to use the help of Da Chu to remove the obstacles to the royal family."
Mo Yan didn't expect that there was such a complicated inner story, and couldn't help but ask: "Now that you know the purpose of that powerful official, what is the Lord's plan?"
Xiao Ruiyuan smiled slightly, with a frightening light shining in his eyes: "Hold still!"
Mo Yan quickly understood one of the things, nodded and said: "This is best. No matter whose hands the Kingdom of Qiuci falls into, as long as it does not threaten the people on the border."
Kiuci Kingdom's national strength is not strong, but it is a good barrier. You must know that Kucha Kingdom's close neighbor is a nomadic people who are good at conquering and fighting. Once the Qiuci Kingdom is defeated, this nomadic people will inevitably affect the security of the Dachu border. And precisely because they were afraid of Chu, the nomadic people never dared to invade the Qiuci Kingdom on a large scale.
The Qiuchi Kingdom can still cope with small-scale war frictions. Once it cannot cope with it, it will give up so food every year in exchange for short-term peace at the border.
After all, it had little to do with them. The two chatted for a while and then put the matter of Qiuci aside.
Thinking that he had not shared the good news about his father's high school mbership with Xiao Ruiyuan, Mo Yan imdiately sat up straight, with a bit of pride on his eyebrows: "My dad won the high school mbership this ti, how is it? It's pretty good, isn't it?"
Looking at her proud little look, Xiao Ruiyuan's eyes softened and he said kindly: "My father-in-law has always been very good."
This "father-in-law" was said smoothly and naturally, as if it had been shouted countless tis.
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