Chapter 1315 - 1315 1315 Not a Big Deal (3)

1315: Chapter 1315: Not a Big Deal (3) 1315: Chapter 1315: Not a Big Deal (3) “There are no ‘what ifs’ in life,” Yang Ruxin said as she turned around.

“Life must be lived, and a relationship between two people is constantly cultivated.

I never think about things that haven’t happened.” Saying this, she pushed open the door.

“Let’s not sail today,” Qi Jingyun suddenly stated.

Yang Ruxin, who was already stepping out, couldn’t help but turn back, only to find Qi Jingyun already standing at the window looking out, leaving her with a view of his straight back.

She frowned slightly but said nothing and walked out the door.

Outside the door, Du Man and the Emperor’s guard, Yun Xiu, were eyeing each other, about to come to blows from the looks of it.

Fortunately, at that moment, the door opened.

“Miss, are you all right?” Du Man asked with a sigh of relief the moment he saw Yang Ruxin come out.

“I’m fine,” Yang Ruxin shook her head, “Let’s go.”

At the staircase, Qi Jingrong watched Yang Ruxin walk down and couldn’t help but curve the corner of his mouth: “Xinxin, Eighth Brother has gone to the front lines.”

“Defending the nation is a man’s aspiration, isn’t it?” Yang Ruxin slightly raised her eyebrows.

“Since one enjoys the glory of the royal family, naturally one must also take on the royal responsibilities, right?

The Emperor will be pleased too.

After all, compared to those idlers, those willing to die on the battlefield deserve everyone’s respect…”

Qi Jingrong’s brows furrowed slightly.

“Are you indirectly scolding me?”

“How dare I?” Yang Ruxin chuckled.

“You are the man my cousin pines for… Who knows when you might become my cousin’s husband?”

Hearing this, Qi Jingrong looked as if he’d swallowed a fly.

“Yang Ruxin, can you not disgust me?”

“Sure,” Yang Ruxin nodded.

“You don’t scheme against me, and I won’t disgust you.”

“You…”

But Yang Ruxin turned and left without giving him a second glance.

Qi Jingrong frowned slightly but said nothing more, instead turning to go to the second floor to find Qi Jingyun.

Yang Ruxin returned to her own guest boat, and everyone let out a sigh of relief.

Mrs.

Ling hurriedly instructed them to start the boat.

“Wait,” Yang Ruxin stopped Mrs.

Ling.

“We’ve been delayed so long today; let’s leave early tomorrow morning.”

“Ah?” Mrs.

Ling was taken aback.

“Xinxin, is something wrong?” Dong Wenxiu frowned.

“Something has come up indeed, but it’s not a big deal,” Yang Ruxin reassured her.

“Don’t worry.”

Dong Wenxiu wanted to say more, but ultimately, she did not ask any further.

Yang Ruxin asked Gu Ming and Gu Cheng to keep an eye on Dong Wenxiu and Mrs.

Ling and instructed Xuxu to protect Yu Qingge before she went to see Du Juan.

“He’s inside,” Du Juan had just locked Awang in an empty room below deck.

“Who is it, sister?” Yu Qingge still followed her.

Yang Ruxin didn’t say anything and entered the room.

Awang, whose pressure points had been sealed, saw Yang Ruxin enter, and only then did Du Juan release his pressure points.

“Miss, what do you mean by this?” Awang hurriedly stood up.

Yang Ruxin lifted her eyes slightly to look at him.

“Who sent you to poison?

Also, what is the next plan?”

Awang was utterly bewildered.

“This servant doesn’t understand what you mean, Miss.”

“I am not a patient person,” Yang Ruxin smiled.

“Now, I can ask you calmly, and if you speak, we will all be happy.

If you don’t speak, then I have countless ways to make you talk… I’ll ask one last time, who instructed you to poison?

And what was the plan if the poisoning had succeeded?”