But as soon as the people went down from the castle tower, a guard came running panting with a pot of begonia flowers.

"Major General, this is ...... Miss Ruan Huai asked her subordinates to hand it over to you. As he spoke, the guard pulled out a letter from among the begonia flowers and leaves, "And this letter is also given to you by Miss Ruan Huai." ”

Gu Yutang only glanced at the begonia flower in his hand, quickly retracted his gaze, and said: "In the future, if you dare to put this meaningless thing in front of me casually, don't do it, go directly to the border line and look at Beirong day and night." ”

After hearing this, the guard dared to hand it to him, quickly withdrew his hand, and stammered and asked Gu Yutang, "Then, what should I do with this thing of the young general?" ”

Gu Yutang said casually: "Throw it away." ”

After that, Gu Yutang took the horse brought by his subordinates, got on the horse, and led Li Qiao and other soldiers to set off to the border line.

At that time, after Ruan Huai tricked Ning Xinxin back first, she was watching not far from the city tower, and she saw all Gu Yutang's reactions, including the pot of begonia flowers that he had thrown away.

But it's actually to be expected.

After a long time, when the city gate guards returned to their posts, Ruan Huai went over without saying a word to pick up the pot of flowers that had been broken. The letterhead, which was originally clean and white, has also become dirty because it has been stained with dust.

Ruan Huai held the ruined flower and found a rock to squat.

I didn't want to wait until it was close to dusk, only to hear the sound of horses' hooves outside the city gate, it was Gu Yutang who had calmed the border and came back.

Ruan Huai guessed that they should have to hand over again before they had to enter the city, so they went directly to the direction of the old courtyard.

The entire old alley on this side of the old courtyard is inhabited by this group of routed soldiers who followed Gu Yutang to Hanzhou.

Ruan Huai came here at nightfall, which was obviously inappropriate.

But Ruan Huai relied on most of the people in the Northern Army to know her, and she was not afraid, so she stood guard directly outside the compound, and waited for the others to come back.

Soon, there was a chatter and laughter of soldiers not far away.

Ruan Huai raised his head and saw the most eye-catching young general in the crowd, handsome and handsome.

Ruan Huai stood up slightly cramped, waiting for him to come over.

The first to discover Ruan Huai seemed to be Li Qiao, "Miss Ruan Huai? Why did you come here at night? ”

Although the group of defeated soldiers living in the compound are all Gu Yutang's people, they are still somewhat measured and will not mess around, but after all, this is a place where men live together, and it is really inappropriate for Ruan Huai and a girl's family to come here.

Li Qiao thought about it again, thinking that Ruan Huai might be lost, so he continued: "Do you want me to find someone to send Miss Ruan Huai back?" ”

Ruan Huai shook his head, and saw Gu Yutang, who was still talking and laughing with the soldiers a moment ago, passing by in front of her without looking, and he didn't think to look at Ruan Huai at all.

Ruan Huai's eyes were glued to him, and when he saw him walk into the old alley of the compound, he also followed closely.

Li Qiao originally wanted to step forward to dissuade Ruan Huai, but when he saw that their young general was followed by her, he thought about it and pretended not to see anything.

Before the courtyard door could be locked, Ruan Huai followed.

But Gu Yutang has long legs, walks faster than her, and has no intention of waiting for her.

Ruan Huai had to follow the courtyard quickly, and just opened the door curtain and went in, he saw Gu Yutang standing in front of the window and unloading his armor.

Immediately after, Gu Yutang's tepid voice came: "You also want to peek when I change clothes?" ”

Ruan Huai's face was hot, and he quickly turned around and went out.

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(I'm sorry to wait.)