C16

"Are you still …" The man didn't say anything in the end. This girl was still wearing an unmarried hairpin, so she shouldn't have gotten married. If she got angry, she might really do something, and at that time, the poison on his body would become troublesome.

"You'd better shut up!"

"My name is Jun Fei, and there's no need to call me Mo Li. Just call me Mo Li from now on."

Bing Lanyue did not speak, she knew that the ancient people would not just call each other by name. Her name was Bing Lanyue, in truth, Lan Yue was just a word, but when people called her name, Bing Lanyue was actually Bing Ling, and the word Lan Yue was actually Lan Yue.

The two of them walked down the mountain in silence. Seeing that there were people who had prepared a carriage, Bing Lanyue didn't act courteously and directly walked onto the carriage, which had just escaped from the Bing Family. If she walked back, he would definitely be caught.

"Monarch Moli, what are you doing?"

"Call me Mo Li. Who told you that you can call me by my name and character?"

Monarch Moli's face was filled with displeasure, but didn't mind as he faintly smiled, and said: "I'll call you whatever I want!"

In that moment, the carriage became quiet. Monarch Moli did not answer and did not ask again.

After a long time, the carriage entered the busy city, Bing Lanyue could not help but pull open the curtain and look out, seeing the Ancient Market's bustling scene, she could not help but exclaim.

"Which servant of General's Estate are you? How can you not know the rules?"

Bing Lanyue heard her words, but she did not answer. She knew that the man did not answer her question, so why would she want her to answer?

"If you don't answer, I'll send you back to General's Estate."

Bing Lanyue lowered the curtain and squinted her eyes dangerously. With a light smile, she said, "Don't threaten me.

Monarch Moli's face changed as he shot a cold beam of light at the lady. Right now, his wounds were starting to itch and he felt extremely uncomfortable.

"Young Lord, we have arrived."

A low voice came out of the carriage and spoke to Monarch Moli, who was inside. Monarch Moli got off the carriage first.

Bing Lanyue also jumped down the carriage. Although she was in a sorry state, her eyes were bright.

turned his head to look at the little servant girl who had jumped down. Even though her face was covered in black smoke, it could not hide the exquisite look on her face. She must definitely be a beauty.

The sky was too dark that night, and Bing Lanyue's face could only be seen briefly due to the moonlight. Just a glance was enough to make Monarch Moli marvel at her beauty, but he seemed to be no less beautiful than the young miss of the Bing Family.

"Bring her to wash up and serve her like a young miss. Also, invite a medicine woman over."

Monarch Moli instructed the attendants by his side as he was supported by another servant into the residence. Bing Lanyue raised her head to look at the signboard, which had "Jun residence" written on it.

This man's surname is Jun, what is his background? Bing Lanyue did not think too much about it. Since it was a "residence" and not a "residence", it should be a normal merchant's house.

"Miss, let us help you change your clothes."

"No need, you guys go down. I'll do it myself!"

Bing Lanyue chased all of the servants that Monarch Moli called out out out and jumped into the bathtub herself. Finally, she could take a shower without being watched by any other people.

This ancient people really didn't know what privacy was. They had to have people following them when they ate, walked, slept or even bathed. How annoying!

Bing Lanyue took a bath, then picked up the clothes left by the servant girls, carefully touched it, and discovered that it was not much different from the clothes she wore in the ice house, she was satisfied.

This Bing Lanyue's body was truly delicate. She had only worn coarse clothes for an entire day, yet there were already many little red lumps on her body. It was unlike the rough and thick skin she had in the past, where mosquitoes wouldn't even take a bite.

She wore a pink chrysanthemum butterfly jacket dress and a blue silk one on top of the other, making Bing Lanyue look extremely smart and charming.

Bing Lanyue casually tied the wet hair back with a ribbon and let it spread out to dry.

Everything had been tidied up properly, but when Bing Lanyue pulled open the door, he was stunned.

An older aunt stood at the door straight in front of him. Seeing Bing Lanyue, she bowed in a neither humble nor haughty manner, and said, "Miss Chun Er, this Young Lord requests your presence."

"Oh, got it!" Bing Lanyue carefully patted her heart. These people standing at the door did not make a sound, but they were all so frightened that they almost died.

He was led by his aunt to a quiet courtyard. Other than the two gatekeeping maids, he didn't see anyone else in the courtyard.

When they arrived at the entrance of a room, Aunt stopped and turned around respectfully: "Miss has arrived. Young Lord is waiting for you inside."

Bing Lanyue nodded, pushed the door and walked in, turned to stop his aunt from closing the door, and said: "Opening the door to let the air circulate is good for your Young Lord's health."

She smiled innocently, blinking innocently at her aunt's dead face.

"Then keep it open." Monarch Moli's lazy voice came out from the room. It seemed that he had just woken up.

"Yes." Aunt answered and left, Bing Lanyue walked into the room.

Monarch Moli laid on the soft couch lazily. He had already changed his clothes and the wound on his chest had also been bandaged.

Bing Lanyue took a glance and frowned. She asked out of good intentions, "Did you sew up your wound?"

"Suture?" Monarch Moli lowered his head to look at the wound on his chest, and shook his head.

"Sigh, as expected, all you know is to let it heal naturally, so you never thought of suturing it."

"What kind of stitches are you talking about?"

At this moment, Monarch Moli was just like a curious child, as though he had forgotten that the reason he called Bing Lanyue over was to write an antidote for the poison.

"You want to know?" "Then tell them to prepare what I want. You'll know when I treat your wounds later."

Bing Lanyue purposely pretended to be pleased with herself as she watched the tidied up man look better than before.

As Monarch Moli looked at Bing Lanyue's devastatingly beautiful face, she was actually unable to shift her gaze away. When she regained her senses, she coldly said: "You are not allowed to smile in front of others in the future."