Ning Dao Covered with Snow

Chapter 24 Clay Bodhisattva Crosses the River

Yan Ciwan had a good impression of Liu, but in that strange predictive dream, Liu would die the day after tomorrow.

Liu was a good person and shouldn't have died at such a young age.

But the dream revealed too little useful information. She could neither determine the place of Liu's death nor the real cause of her death. She only knew an approximate time of death.

Even if she wanted to change Liu's future, she didn't know where to start.

Besides, she is now in a difficult situation and can hardly protect herself, so how can she protect others?

Liu called Luhua in and told her, "Send Ah Ci out through the back door. Be careful on the way and don't let anyone see you."

Luhua is obedient.

Liu personally saw Yan Ciwan off, and reminded her to be careful when going out and not to be cheated by bad people.

Yan Ciwan listened to Liu's earnest instructions and couldn't help but think of her deceased mother. If her mother were still alive, she would definitely be as worried about her as Liu was.

She was still worried, so she suddenly grabbed Liu's hand and gave her a serious warning.

"I will not leave Xiangzhou in the short term. If you encounter any trouble, you can come to Cixin Temple to find me. I will do my best to help you."

She didn't know how to change Liu's future, so she could only give Liu this advice.

Liu didn't know what he meant, so she said helplessly, "I'm just staying at home, what trouble can there be? Don't think about it, just go away."

Yan Ciwan held her hand tightly, stubbornly wanting an answer.

"Promise me, okay?"

Liu couldn't do anything about her, so she could only respond softly, as if coaxing a child: "Okay, okay, I promise you."

Yan Ciwan gave repeated instructions before bidding farewell to Liu and leaving Tingfeng Courtyard with Luhua.

Luhua deliberately chose a secluded path. She led Yan Ciwan forward quickly. After walking around for a long time, they finally saw a small archway. This was the back door of the palace, which was usually locked and could not be opened unless there were special circumstances.

Because of this, few people come here.

This moment was convenient for Yan Ciwan and Luhua.

Luhua took out the key from her sleeve, unlocked the door, then pushed the door open and looked out. After making sure that there was no one outside, she turned sideways and spoke to Yan Ciwan.

"move."

Yan Ciwan was still concerned about Liu, so she gave Luhua some instructions.

“If your wife is in danger, you can come to the Compassion Temple and ask me for help.”

Luhua frowned, quite dissatisfied: "You are such a strange person, why do you always think that my wife will be in danger?"

Yan Ciwan knew that she had misunderstood his meaning, but he could not tell her everything he had seen in the dream, so he could only say: "I see that your wife is often injured, and I can't help but worry about her. I am afraid that something will happen to her, so I ask you to take care of her more."

As Liu's personal maid, Luhua naturally knew how Liu got those injuries.

She felt indignant for the lady, but as a maid, she had no right to interfere in her master's private affairs and could only endure it.

Hearing Yan Ciwan's words at this moment, the dissatisfaction on Luhua's face disappeared, but her brows were still furrowed, and she looked very depressed.

"Thank you for worrying about Madam. I will take good care of Madam."

As for Yan Ciwan's advice, Luhua did not take it to heart. Not to mention that it was impossible for the lady to be in danger for no reason, even if the lady was really in danger, it was not something that Yan Ciwan, a helpless orphan, could solve.

After seeing Yan Ciwan off, Luhua locked the back door again and left quickly.

(End of this chapter)