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

He Ruojin came out of the tent after coaxing Sheng Leng to sleep, and happened to run into Luo Yi who had come back from Lincheng, and He Ruojin walked towards him.

He originally wanted to ask Luo Yi about that person's safety, but when he saw Luo Yi coming over with a more serious expression on his face, he vaguely felt something was wrong.

"Have you settled people?" He Ruojin didn't mince words with Luo Yi, and asked him directly.

However, Luo Yi looked at the tent behind him, with a strange expression on his face, leaned over and lowered his voice and said, "Then what, he ran away."

He Ruojin frowned: "Are you awake? Can you run away?"

"How can it be so fast? I heard from the doctor that it was difficult to say whether a person could be saved, let alone wake up. I thought he would not wake up for a while, so I went out to inquire about the news. Who When you come back, you'll be gone."

Luo Yi himself was also puzzled. He had confirmed with the doctor repeatedly that he only went out for a while knowing that Li Yu couldn't move. How could he have thought that he would really run away.

After hearing what he said, He Ruojin's face sank slightly, and she asked again: "Have you sent someone to look for it?"

"I found it, didn't I find it? That's why I came back to look for you. Did you tell the princess about him?" Luo Yi thought he had taken care of someone, but now he gave the savior of the little princess Chengling to him. If you lose it, it would be a lie to say that you are not panicking.

He Ruojin's face was cold, she was silent for a moment before saying: "Continue to send people to look for it."

Luo Yi nodded, frowned, and couldn't help asking him in a low voice, "Ruojin, I have a question to ask you, so what... does this Li Yu know Princess Chengling?"

Upon hearing this, He Ruojin slowly raised her eyes to look at him, "Why do you ask that?"

Luo Yi brushed his hair, "It's just... when that guy was in a coma, he seemed to call Princess Chengling, which sounds like a very intimate nickname..."

He Ruojin's eyes were calm, and after a while he said: "I see."

Luo Yi saw that He Ruojin didn't have a particularly big reaction, so he didn't say anything further, and he took the order to retreat.

But He Ruojin stood there without moving for a long time.

He found that he was not as gentleman as he imagined.

Because when he thought that Li Yu used to call Shengling's nickname very intimately, he felt a dull pain in his heart, and he couldn't pretend that he didn't hear this sentence.

He was even jealous, jealous of Li Yu, and hated himself for not appearing in Chengling's sight sooner.

...

In the next few days, the military situation on the front line was in an emergency, and the emperor ordered He Ruojin to transfer the soldiers from Lincheng, and at the same time let him protect Shengling.

For this, Chengling didn't cooperate at all, she felt that she was fine and safe now, it was enough for Luo Yi and the others to watch her, and there was no need for He Ruojin to stay for her, therefore, Chengling pulled With He Ruojin's persuasion, he would not let him stay no matter what.

The war was at stake, and she had no reason to let a general from the Northern Kingdom stay by her side, that would be too ineffective.

He Ruojin was already prepared to guard Chengling, but she couldn't bear Shengling's persuasion, and Chengling was more stubborn than he imagined, and she refused to let him stay, so He Ruojin had no choice but to obey. Even though he had asked the people below to guard Shengling, he was still afraid that something would happen to Shengling.

Therefore, He Ruojin brought Shengling into Lincheng to resettle, and asked the prefect of Lincheng to send officers and soldiers to guard Lincheng. Then he felt relieved, and after bidding farewell to Chengling, he led his troops to the city It's the front line.

When He Ruojin left, Chengling's eyes were still covered with veils, and she tried to open them, but her eyes were still hazy, and she couldn't see anything clearly.

She was flustered.

It is clear that Lincheng is far away from the battlefield, and it is clear that this place is very quiet, so quiet that no gunpowder smoke can be felt at all, but she is still uneasy.

She heard a sound coming from outside the door, and groped in the dark. As soon as she put her hand on the door, she heard a low voice reporting from the corridor outside, "Lieutenant General, the people sent by my subordinates found someone outside the city. The bloody clothes belonged to... Li Yu."