The Widowed Mother, a Valiant General

Wu Sanshan patted Han Shuo's head, then took out a handful of raisins from the saddle and gave them to Han Shuo.

Seeing that Lu Qing didn't look too good, Han Shuo hurriedly took her to the place where he lived after loading the raisins.

It was a rather comfortable earthen room. Lu Qing's large bag was placed in a corner of the bedroom. There were two beds in the bedroom, one big and one small.

After a moment of hesitation, Lu Qing placed the fox fur coat into his bag, carried it on his back, and began to walk outside.

The room was just below the tower, close to the city gates.

He didn't understand why his mother was leaving, why his new father was so nice to his mother, and why Mr. Sanshan here even gave him raisins to eat, why did he have to go out and feed the wolves?

Seeing that Lu Qing had already left through the city gate, Han Shuo had no choice but to follow. Unexpectedly, the back of his head tightened, and he was lifted up again.

Lu Qing walked on the yellow dirt road with a heavy heart. It was unknown what was waiting for her in front of her. Something definitely wouldn't happen, but what could she do?

That unpredictable evildoer was too torturous. She couldn't tell which of his words were true and which were false. If she stayed here, she would probably be tortured to death sooner or later. She didn't know how she fell asleep that night, but it still felt inconceivable now that she thought about it.

"Han Shuo, from now on, we will have to live a tough life."

Lu Qing smiled helplessly. He released one of his arms in an attempt to hold the familiar hand of Little Fatty.

After waiting for a long time, no small hand came over.

He turned his head to the side and saw that there was not even a shadow of a ghost behind him.

Where's Han Shuo?

Putting down the bag, Lu Qing looked around. There was a blue sky and a yellow loess, a few solitary poplar trees, and that damned Jade Gate.

He just couldn't see Han Shuo.

"Han Shuo, where did you hide?" It's not easy to hide and seek here, there are wolves! "

Lu Qing anxiously shouted for a long time, but the only response he got was that the eagle soaring in the sky occasionally let out two roars.

A wave of anger rose from his chest. Lu Qing picked up his big bag again, turned around and walked back. That bastard Yu Mingchuan must have detained Han Shuo!

She ran back to the city gate, panting heavily. She saw Yu Mingchuan standing at the side of the city gate with Han Shuo in his arms, patiently waiting for her to return.

"Yu Mingchuan, you promised me!" You are a lieutenant, how can you go back on your words? "

Just as Lu Qing was about to run towards Han Shuo, he saw Han Shuo wanting to say something. He opened his mouth, but then closed it again.

He must have been threatened by this bastard!

"Let him go!"

Yu Mingchuan let go of Han Shuo, and Han Shuo quickly ran to Lu Qing's side to help her unload her backpack.

"Han Shuo, what are you doing?"

"Brother, let's stay here. There's nothing outside, we'll definitely feed the wolves." As he said that, Han Shuo was actually filled with tears from being wronged.

"Did he say something deceptive to you? This person doesn't have any credibility, so you can't believe his words …"

"Madam, you said the night before yesterday that you would be released, but you did not say that Han Shuo would be released. Now that I have kept my promise, how can you say that I have broken my promise?"

Yu Mingchuan's smile was incomparably brilliant. He was incomparably handsome, but just looking at him made one's teeth itch. Yu Mingchuan really wanted to smash that handsome face with a single punch.

Lu Qing clenched his fists and carefully recalled the scene. It seemed to be true … No wonder he agreed so readily!

Han Shuo, who had been pulling on the corner of her clothes, started to wipe his eyes again.

After living together for a year, when Han Shuo's father died, Lu Qing had seen Han Shuo cry like this. Normally, no matter how bitter or bitter it was, at most, his tears would just roll down, but they would never fall.