But the fact is that magpie and Ge Qiu didn’t recognize Xu Qinger as falling into the lake without calling.
They also think that magpie’s statement is very reasonable.
They were silent when suddenly a man came running this way in a flurry.
A bad feeling flashed through everyone’s heart.
"Master Xiang found a body in the lake, which is probably Aunt Xu …"
The man’s words immediately confirmed the bad feeling in everyone’s heart.
Sure enough, it’s not the wind coming from the cave!
And Yuntai smell speech immediately after a facial expression, holding the cloud and quickly ran to the lake.
Others also immediately went to the lake to follow.
Yu Yun was still drunk, and she was shocked. It seems that Xu Qinger really slipped and fell into the lake.
But as Magpie and Ge Qiu said, how can you not call for help?
Isn’t that dumb when you fall into the water and don’t call?
Yunzui frowned and was planning to go with her when she heard Yunbi say, "Mom, why are you shaking so much?"
Cloud drunk suspicious turn head really saw dou sage shivering in the hall.
Like a guilty conscience?
Frowning, but Yunzui still headed for the lake.
The body has been salvaged by someone at the lake, and it is obviously Xu Qinger.
Always calm and drunk, the pace can’t help but accelerate. What’s worse, what about Prime Minister Yuntai?
At that moment, seeing that it was really Xu Qinger, Yuntai seemed to have suffered a great blow and shook his body slightly. People immediately exclaimed, "Master Xiang!"
But in the end, Yuntai steadied himself and didn’t fall.
His face was very sad and Yunhe in his arms was crying. "I want my mother, I want my mother …"
At this time, the scene was very quiet, and there was a cloud crying.
Dou Saiqi and Yunxi Yunbi came late behind.
"Master Xiang can see from Aunt Xu’s body that she fell into the water yesterday." The housekeeper couldn’t help frowning and said.
And magpie and Ge Qiu smell speech immediately said, "No! Yesterday we didn’t hear Aunt Xu asking for help! "
If you really fell into the water, how could you not call for help? !
But the housekeeper glared at them. "Are you two slaves still here quibbling because you failed to take care of the Lord?"
The magpie and Ge Qiu immediately turned white, and their field must have been hard when the Lord fell into the water and died.
Silent Yuntai handed Yunhe to the nurse Yunhe and ordered, "Someone will drag these two people out and beat them to death!"
Magpie and Ge Qiu immediately shook their heads in horror and begged for mercy. "No, master, we really didn’t hear Aunt Xu asking for help!"
But their cries for mercy didn’t have someone to drag them away
Yunzui looked at everything and felt something was wrong.
Did Xu Qinger really fall into the water? Instead of hiding something else?
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"Wait a minute, the two of them can’t die yet!" Cloud drunk immediately speak to stop way
Smell speech immediately all eyes fell on the cloud drunk.
At this time, she wore a plain dress, which looked like the holy lily. Her face was slightly immature, with black and white eyes, but with a touch of deep eyes, which was not in line with her age.
Her face is also very serious and unsmiling, and her temperament is elegant and cold
"Does Taifei want to save these two minions?" Yuntai’s tone is not good
Yun was drunk, but his eyes looked around at the place. Someone immediately said, "If it is not good to protect the Lord, it should be punished, but the main cause of death is not. Although they should be executed, things have not been clarified yet. They can’t die yet!"
Yun Tai reacted immediately at the word Yun Zui. He was so sad that he almost forgot that it was possible that Xu Qinger was killed by him!
"What are you going to do?" Yuntai asked again
And cloud drunk thought a then goes to the Xu Qinger body.
Xu Qinger’s body edema did fall into the water yesterday, but how could a person fall into the water without calling for help?
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