Pet Addiction: The Prince’s Desire to Spoil His Pet

This is not the same as when he liked Ji Xili back then.

He likes Ji Xili, it's his own liking, even if Ji Xili's gaze never rested on him, he never thought of giving up.

But the matter of Chengling had nothing to do with him. What Li Yuzui deserved to die was not how much he hated Beiguo, but because he had deceived Chengling's feelings.

Chengling is naive and ignorant, ignorant of worldly affairs, she likes her as soon as she likes her, she doesn't think about right and wrong, she doesn't think about whether liking is true or not, so she is easily deceived, deceived to the fullest.

That was the youngest daughter he and Xili loved and cared for, and it was impossible for Cheng Zhiyu to pretend that nothing had happened to the daughter they cared for so carefully, being bullied by such a person.

But Chengling has been soft-hearted and timid since she was a child. When she was a child, she would be sad for a long time when she heard a sad thing. Now that she has someone she likes, she has to face such a cruel reality—it was her from the beginning to the end. It's been taken advantage of all the time.

Cheng Zhiyu patted Chengling's head, and asked, "Ling'er, what would you do if the father executed him?"

Chengling should have known that this would be the case, but after hearing what her father said, she stared at him in a daze, her eyes became more and more red, and her breathing became very difficult, no matter how hard she tried to think about it. She couldn't even restrain her emotions, but even though she was so sad, she still shed tears and sobbed and said, "Li Yu...there is more than one death..."

She was so sad, and it was only her who was sad from the beginning to the end.

Cheng Zhiyu looked at Chengling, didn't say anything, just wiped away the tears for the little girl, and finally let Chengling go back to rest when she calmed down a little.

Probably because he was worried about the little girl, Cheng Zhiyu told his subordinates to send Chengling back safely, and then he was relieved.

Two days later, news came from the palace that the emperor had ordered Li Yu to be executed in the dungeon.

That day, Chengling was lying on the couch, tightly clutching the hairpin he bought for herself, and letting her cut her finger, bleeding...

She cried so much that she couldn't help herself.

There is a kind of pain that is the pain of mistakes. She clearly knows that it is wrong, it is wrong, but it still hurts...

It's not that there is no one around to comfort her, but it's useless, useless at all.

She opens and closes her eyes every day, even in her dreams at night, she is thinking about the bits and pieces of Li Yu in Xuecheng. Those memories are so beautiful, even the future she looks forward to is beautiful, but what is waiting for her at the end of the dream is forever. It was the bloody arrow that pierced the father...

It was Li Yu who said to her calmly and indifferently: "Li Yu has never liked a little princess..."

And this time, he died.

No matter how much pain she had, it was just pain in vain.

Chengling cried for almost two days, couldn't eat anything, and finally fainted.

After the imperial doctor came to see her, Ji Xili also arrived. Ji Xili's heart ached, but most of all, she felt worthless for Cheng Ling.

Ji Xili stayed by Chengling's side, waiting for her to wake up, and asked the servants to bring over the boiled medicine, and helped Chengling sit up and half lie on the bed.

Ji Xili looked at Cheng Ling who had a downcast face and disheveled hair, his heart sank, and he said, "Ling'er, drink the medicine first."

Chengling seemed to have lost her soul, but mechanically, she obediently opened her small mouth, and let the queen mother feed her.

Ji Xili fed her a few mouthfuls, as if casually speaking to her, and said calmly: "Your father knew that you couldn't bear it, so he didn't kill him, but gave him a severe punishment and drove him out of the house." Northland."