Chapter 1528 Let Him Feel It

When she reached the door, Gu Hui stopped and turned to Cheng Huaiyu and said, "Xiao Yu, go to your husband's coffin and don't come back here. When things are over, someone will come to pick you up and protect you."

Cheng Huaiyu nodded: "Okay, Sister Huihui, go quickly!"

Gu Hui didn't stop, carrying the person and calling Jinghe Princess to go together.

Cheng Huaiyu tidied up the house, washed the cups with water from the kettle, poured the water outside the yard, and then put them in place, pretending that Peng Mu had not come back.

She also told the maid to take good care of the child in the yard. If she was really scared, she could take the child to the old lady.

The maid was naturally willing to take the child to the old lady. The third master had just died, so she didn't dare to stay in the yard alone, even if there was a little prince, but the little prince was small!

Cheng Huaiyu began to wipe her tears in front of Song Cheng's coffin, and she looked as sad as she could be.

Here, Gu Hui and Princess Jinghe carried people out of the Song family and got on the carriage that Princess Jinghe had already rented.

Just then, Peng Mu's men passed by them.

Peng Mu's men still felt strange. Wasn't the Song family holding a funeral? This man carried a sack on the carriage. Could he have taken the opportunity to steal the Song family's things?

Peng Mu's men didn't care so much. They didn't enter from the main gate. They flew directly to the courtyard wall and went straight to the study in the night.

He wanted to report the progress to Peng Mu, but found that the man was not there.

His men were anxious. Their young master was now full of Miss Cheng. There was no reason for him to hang around outside.

The leader had a hunch that something was wrong. He remembered the scene he had just seen, the man carrying a sack.

No, he had to go and see.

So, the leader told other men to look for it in the yard. If they couldn't find it, they would ask Cheng Huaiyu. He was the fastest and quickly chased Gu Hui and their carriage.

Gu Hui and Princess Jinghe drove a carriage to an inn, and then Gu Hui carried Peng Mu to book a room, and asked Princess Jinghe to drive the carriage to go around the city. She just saw a group of suspicious people, so she did this for safety reasons.

The innkeeper often saw this kind of carrying, but he had never seen a girl carrying such a large sack, which looked like it was filled with people.

He wanted to ask more, but Gu Hui gave him a gold ingot, and he shut up obediently.

The shopkeeper personally took Gu Hui to the room and asked Gu Hui to call someone directly if she had any instructions, and he would tell people not to disturb them.

Gu Hui nodded and closed the door.

Peng Mu was thrown directly to the ground, and a muffled groan came from the sack. Gu Hui raised her eyebrows. Did he wake up so quickly? Did he feel hurt from the fall? Am I very strong? Did he wake up directly from the drug?

Peng Mu did wake up, but he was not in a good state. He felt pain in his body, and the feeling of dizziness and swelling continued.

Gu Hui squatted down and opened the sack.

Peng Mu looked at the person in front of him, but he didn't recognize Gu Hui.

Gu Hui looked at him coldly: "Son of King Lange?"

Peng Mu's pupils shrank.

Gu Hui sneered, and touched her back teeth with her tongue: "Really! It seems that I really can't kill you. Then I'll collect some interest!"

After that, Gu Hui directly picked up Peng Mu and hit Peng Mu's stomach hard with her knee. Peng Mu's mouth was blocked, so he could only make a whimpering sound, and he couldn't even scream.

Gu Hui threw him directly against the wall, and he bounced back. She stepped forward and stepped on his neck, turning her feet left and right, so that Peng Mu could feel the taste of being on the verge of death.

Her Xinxin, who had suffered so much alone, must have felt worse than this.