Chapter 95: You guys don't have anything better to do?

  When I went out, Su Yu and Song Ming were already sitting on both sides in an orderly manner, with different expressions on their faces.

  Su Yu's face still had tears on it, Song Ming was still smiling lazily, seeing us come out, he smiled and said: "Can we go back now?"

  I glanced at Father and Mother Su Yu and said, "Alright."

  Song Ming got up, and his parents wanted to see us off, and his mother and Su Yu began to wipe away tears again.

  Song Ming looked at me and said to my parents, "In a few days, someone from the Song family will come to deliver some silver." He glanced around the humble room and said, "My father said that your efforts in serving my brother are not small. After a while, you will move to Chang'an City, and the deed and silver will be sent together by someone from the Song family. Get ready to move!"

  Father and Mother Su Yu heard this sentence are joyful beyond self-control, I deeply looked at Song Ming a glance, he actually will put this credit to my head? For me and Su Yu said that words?

  Although I don't have much feelings for this family, after all, people are vain, and if I say so, the two old men of the Song family will be grateful to me from now on.

  Father and Mother Su accompanied us all the way to Baili Village before stopping, until the horse carriage went far away, until they gradually disappeared from view, but they still didn't leave.

  I finally put down the curtain of the car window, and perhaps it was a feeling of being connected by blood, I suddenly felt a kind of nostalgia that I couldn't bear to part with.

  I buried my head in my hands, clutching the silk handkerchief that Madame Wei had given me last time, feeling very reluctant to part with it.

  "Thank you!" In the quietness, Song Ming suddenly said such a sentence, I was slightly surprised, looked at him and asked: "The one who should say thank you is me. That house was probably bought by you for your sister, but you said it was my credit."

  He glanced at me, then turned his head and gave a sly smile, without saying much.

  After a long time, he didn't say anything, and I had no choice but to remain silent. I closed my eyes, and the swaying of the carriage slowly led me into a dreamland.

  In a daze, I somehow entered a desolate grassland filled with bloodstains, where corpses and skulls were everywhere. Yet, as I walked through this heinous and ugly land, I didn't feel the slightest bit of fear.