With the sound of Wen Cha struggling, the two fell into the recliner together, Wen Cha's nose slammed heavily on Anselle's chest, and her tears flowed out of her eyes.

"It's okay," Ansel cupped her chin in annoyance, looking at her red nose and her watery eyes, with a faint distress in her eyes, "Does it hurt?" ”

Wen Cha secretly rolled her eyes, it doesn't hurt, you can try it?

"Okay, okay, stop crying." Ansel reached out and wiped her tears, frowned and said, "I was not good just now, I apologize to you." ”

Wen Cha ignored him, her little heart was already seriously injured.

Seeing that she couldn't restrain herself, Anse El lifted her chin and kissed the tip of her nose, "It's probably going to be better." ”

Feeling the temperature on the tip of her nose, Wen Cha wanted to go crazy again, she pushed the young viscount away, turned her head and left his body.

"My lord, I'm a little unwell and want to go back and rest for a while, please understand."

Without waiting for him to answer, Wen Cha walked outside without looking back, and Anse El reacted and chased after him.

Wen Cha had already gone downstairs and locked himself in the room to count the shillings he had saved all this time.

Most of her wages were given to Linda, and only a small part would stay with her to buy daily necessities, but she was in the castle all day long, and even on her days off, she only went home, and the money on her body was almost untouched.

After leaving the castle, if Ansel didn't stumble on her, she could also find a noble castle as a third-class maid, although she couldn't get more paid than here, but it was enough to support her younger siblings and Linda.

Wen Cha stuffed the cloth bag containing the money back under the pillow, feeling dazed.

Anse El went downstairs, and the steward Hill had just returned from the farmland, and he changed into his butler's uniform and stood at the door to greet him with gentlemanly manners.

"Honorable Lord, it's a pleasure to see you again."

Anse El, without looking at him, turned his head and walked towards the servant's quarters, and the steward of Hill hurriedly caught up with him, "My lord, if you need any help, you can tell me that these filthy places are not for nobles like you to go. ”

Anse Air glanced at him when he heard this, "What did you say?" ”

Steward Hill was silenced by the moment he looked at him.

Anse El sneered, "It seems that going to work in the fields has not taught you the proper conduct of being a housekeeper."

"No, sir."

"Get out." Anse El rebuked, "Don't force me to kick you out again. ”

"Yes, sir." Butler Hill replied, "Please dissipate your anger, and I'll go to the kitchen and let the cooks prepare a sumptuous lunch for you." ”

Ansel didn't answer again, but walked straight to the door of Wencha's house, raised his hand and knocked on the door.

When Wen Cha heard the voice, he knew who it was.

She opened the door, and Ansel stood in the doorway, looking at her quietly, "Tell me if you are unwell, and I will ask Dr. Albert to come and see you." ”

Dr. Albert is the estate's current exclusive doctor.

"Thank you," Wen Cha said softly, "I just want to get some sleep now, and I don't need to trouble Dr. Albert."

Anse El's brows furrowed, seeing that her face was much colder than before, she finally couldn't help but reveal all the doubts in her heart, "What's wrong with you lately?" If there is anything troublesome, you can say it, I can help you, I still have a favor for you, have you forgotten? ”

"Thank you for your concern, I'm fine," Wen Cha shook her head and whispered, "I just miss my mother a little."

"Then go home." Ansel said, "I'll go back with you in a carriage, and I'll see her soon." ”

"Thank you." Wen Cha smiled lightly, "But this time I want to go back alone." ”

Anse El's fingers clenched slightly, "What the hell are you afraid of?" ”

Of course, Wen Cha couldn't make things clear to him, so he could only say, "I'm not afraid of anything."

Ansel didn't believe her excuses, and frowned, "Tomorrow, tomorrow you can go home, but you must be back here in the evening." ”

"Yes, sir," Wen Cha finally smiled brightly, "thank you for your kindness. ”

Anse El looked at her deeply, as if to see through her whole person, and said, "If you don't come back before the evening, I won't agree to your rude demands when I find you, you know?"

Wen Cha shook a little and responded gently.

The next morning, Wen Cha left the castle with her small package, and when Anse El got up, she opened her door and found a rose necklace carved with ruby at the head of the bed, as well as a set of castle maid uniforms, and nothing else related to Wen Cha.

Damn it!

Careless people like Anse El now realized how bad things were.

Wen Cha didn't simply go home to see her mother at all, she ran away.

She lied to him!

This realization made Ansel's whole body angry.

This coward! Anse El punched the wood at the head of the bed, and blood flowed down the back of his hand in an instant!

He strode around and walked out, and immediately told the steward of Hill to prepare the carriage, and he was going to the village where Mother Wencha was.

Before she left here, she would have taken a look at Linda, and he wouldn't believe he couldn't find her.

The moment he finds her, he wants her to know what it means to him off!

The carriage followed the road of the Rose Manor to the village, and when it passed a field of farmland, it was surrounded by uniformed troops, knights on horses, and stopped at the intersection with serious faces, their eyes shining with a frightening cold light.

"Stop, sir." The knight at the head recognized the sign of the Rose Manor on the carriage and asked, "Where are you and your servants going?"

Ansel said the name of the village, and the leading knight's face changed instantly.

"Sorry sir, you can't go to the village of Merhan right now."

"Why?"

The knight smiled bitterly, "You won't want to know why."

Ansel's face turned slightly cold, and he said, "Sir, this is very important to me, please tell me honestly."

Seeing that he insisted, the leading knight had no choice but to say, "A widespread epidemic broke out in the village of Merhan last night, and it is now forbidden to go to a place that is expressly forbidden to go."

Ansel's eyes darkened, and he guessed, "Is it the Black Death?"

"Yes, sir." The leading knight said solemnly: "The young people of the village have contracted the plague in the south, and after returning to the village, there was an outbreak last night, and dozens of people have already contracted this terrible plague."

"When did you block the intersection?"

"Just now," said the leading knight, "we received word not long ago, and now the village will not let anyone in. ”

"Have you ever seen a girl in a coarse cloth dress?" Anse El forced a breath and said, "She is not tall, with big eyes, white skin, and she looks very cute, do you see her?"

"Sorry sir." The leading knight regretted, "If she had gotten up early, we might not have been able to stop her." ”

"No," Ansel's face turned pale instantly, he didn't believe that Wencha would walk into that village full of viruses, he didn't believe it.

Obviously it was fine yesterday, why did the Black Death suddenly occur today? He couldn't accept the result.

His heart suddenly fell to the bottom, if he had decided to go back with Wen Cha yesterday, such a thing would definitely not have happened.

"I'm going over." He panicked for a moment, then calmly said to the knight, "I'm going into the village, let me go now." ”

"Mr. Viscount, you can't go over." The leading knight said in a panic, "The slightest mistake in the virus in the village of Merhan will endanger you and the whole of Yorkshire, and Britain has now lost millions of lives, and we can't afford to risk it again." ”

"I'm going to go," said the young viscount with great stubbornness, "and if you don't let me go, I'll get there in many ways, and you won't think of which way I'll go." ”

The leading knight was troubled, and he said earnestly, "This will be a terrible disaster for you, and you will not think of the horror of the Black Death, which is a nightmare for all Europe, so please do not be rash." ”

"Thank you for the reminder," Anse El smiled a gentlemanly, "but I have a reason why I have to go." ”