Chapter 3026 (Three Thousand and Twenty-Six) ​​Behind
She decided to put Xing Yujing, who had been locked in the box, in a hidden place in the center of the house as soon as she woke up.

She thought about various places in the house, considering where to put the Xing Yu Jing that was locked in the box after she woke up.

After thinking for a while, she felt that there was a good place, so she decided to put it there when she woke up.

She walked slowly around the room and packed up everything else that needed to be packed.

Tie Hongyan was in a very depressed mood before going to bed.

She thought: It seems that just as Ni Yuan said, that kind of “disadvantage” has already happened, and Wu Xunsheng has been affected. But, that sobering jar was given to us by my father… My father knew that the sobering jar that was broken by Wu Xunsheng before would be disadvantageous to him? If my father didn’t know about this kind of thing, which Taoist priest would have the courage to do such a thing? The materials for making sobering jars are not easy to find. I heard Ni Yuan say before that the Taoist priest who made the sobering jar that can transfer energy to each other must pay a huge price. I have never heard of Wu Xunsheng offending any Taoist priest. Which Taoist priest would take the initiative to pay such a high price for doing something that is good for me but bad for Wu Xunsheng? Maybe someone paid a high price to the Taoist priest, or maybe someone threatened the Taoist priest so that the Taoist priest dared not to do it? Or… both? Since this thing was given to us by my father, then… did my father let the Taoist priest make this thing in order for me to absorb the energy that is beneficial to me?

Thinking of this, Tie Hongyan felt very uncomfortable.

She thought again: It’s fine if my dad asked me to absorb energy that’s beneficial to me, but this will harm Xunsheng! Xunsheng didn’t offend my dad, and my dad has always had a good impression of him. How much benefit can I get from the energy transmitted by the awakening jar? Is that benefit enough to make my dad do such a thing? Or has my dad never really taken Xunsheng seriously? But even if that’s the case, this is too cruel… I know my dad has done many cruel things, but I still find this one strange. Is there some unknown secret behind this?

At this moment Tie Hongyan remembered what others had said – if no miracle happened, Wu Xunsheng could only live for another year at most starting from the day of the alliance ceremony, and he could die at any time during this year.

Thinking of this, and remembering the day when she was “removing the marks”, Wu Xunsheng entered her room and read the contents on the big paper and shared so much pain with her. Thinking of all the things he had done for her before, his caring expression, and the words he said to her, tears rolled down her eyes and she felt complicated.

Tie Hongyan thought: What is the connection between these things? Is there something I don’t know?
Tie Hongyan wiped away her tears, walked to the “sobering jar” that Ni Yuan later made, took a look, and thought: Fortunately, although he just guessed what happened before, he should have determined that he remembered it wrongly. He should not have found out that I put my sobering jar in his room, nor would he know that my father knew that the “sobering jar” was made by me after I asked the alchemist. I must not let him know about this. If he knew that I was beaten by my father for protecting him, he would feel uneasy. I hope he can be at ease, and I hope a miracle can happen.

(End of this chapter)