“Do you want to take me?”
waste with them, afraid I wouldn’t be able to stop Night Lock, who was injured. With so many people around Liu Yu, how could he be her match?
The two soldiers still looked at me in disbelief, as if they had unexpectedly found what they’d been searching for. After a while, they respectfully said, “The King of Chen is at the government office. Please, miss, we’ll prepare a car to take you right away.”
Unexpectedly, when I nervously stepped through the government office doors, the first person I saw was Shui Ruohan, who was climbing the stairs about to leave. Seeing me, the medicine bag in his hand fell to the ground with a bang.
“Is Doctor Shui about to go out?” The soldier who brought me in didn’t notice his shocked movement and casually greeted him.
“Everyone, get out!” Shui Ruohan shouted, and they immediately turned and left.
“Ruohan, long time no see.” I smiled stiffly, bending down to pick up the scattered medicine bags, “Are you still researching medicine? Looks like the title of the world’s best doctor is yours to keep.”
Anxiety gathered on Shui Ruohan’s brow, about to speak, when a cold laugh suddenly came from the main hall. Shui Ruohan pulled me aside, hiding behind a large evergreen potted plant.
“I want to see Liu Yu.” I looked at him uncomprehendingly. I didn’t want to hide.
“Do you know what this means?”
“Whatever. I have no other choice.” Liu Yu knew I couldn’t escape…
“He… will be okay, right?” I stared in shock at the frozen scene before me, never imagining that the little prince from the dungeon would one day be stabbed.
“Perhaps you should worry about the person you love now.” Water Ruhan’s words made me shudder. I looked into Liu Yu’s clear eyes, unable to detect a trace of conspiracy.
Night Lock “swoosh” drew his sword. Liu Yu’s mouth twisted painfully as he retreated backward, pressing deeply into his chest. The large man beside him sweated profusely, “Your… Your Highness…”
“Go away!” Liu Yu’s voice was slightly trembling. Looking at Night Lock, he suddenly laughed coldly, “You lost.”
