I stared blankly at the envelope: "Are you sending it?"

  "Let's send him off!"

  "No money, and you're still asking for a discount?" Mu Junwu looked at Hua Rou in shock, now thinking that this girl wasn't stupid, but rather had left her brain at home...

  "Isn't it strange that there are no words?" Hua Rou curled her lips: "The letters in our village are all made by folding to represent the meaning, who would write words?"

  She reached out to take back the letter, but Mu Junwu not only didn't give it to her, but also raised an eyebrow and looked at Hua Rou: "Where are you from?"

  Hua Rou paused for a moment, lowered her head, and spoke in a soft voice: "Don't ask me about this, I won't ask you about your business, and... you also don't ask about mine."

  I furrowed my brow slightly and said, "It's settled then."

  Hua Rou was shocked and looked up to see Mu Junwu grabbing the letter and running towards the creek. She was stunned for a moment, then immediately chased after him: "Hey, what are you running for? Give me back my letter..."

  Mo Jun's speed was very fast, and by the time Hua Rou caught up with him, he had already pressed the letter into the creek water.

  "What are you doing?!" Hua Rou exclaimed anxiously and uneasily.

  "The words on the letter will appear when they meet water." Mu Jun replied to her with a determined face.

  "Really?"

  Hua Rou curiously squatted beside Mu Junwu, staring at the letter paper with him. She had never heard of such a rare thing before!

  However, after waiting for half a day, no words appeared.

  "Ah... I think it still needs to be heated over a flame."

  Making fire is a small matter.

  Hua Rou immediately found a branch, picked up some leaves, and then made a small fire.

  The two of them sat down beside the fire and started roasting letter paper.

  The damp letter paper slowly dried, then began to turn yellow and black... still without a single word.

  "Come on, give it back!" Hua Rou stretched out her hand, and didn't even mock his absurd idea.

  I handed the letter back to Hua Rou with a huff, watching as she restored the folds.

  "No way! This letter must have been tampered with..." He thought reluctantly, while Hua Rou simply shrugged: "Ahh, don't think about it anymore, we'll know once we send the letter."

  "I won't go!" A ruthless refusal!

  "When you promise something to others, you must keep it..."

  "It was you who promised." He solemnly emphasized that this matter had nothing to do with him!

  "But..." Hua Rou tried to persuade him, but Mu Junwu stood up and said: "Farewell!"

  He turned around and walked in the opposite direction. Hua Rou crouched on the spot, watching Mu Junwu's back, biting her lip in distress.

  What should I do? Should I go deliver the letter or take care of him?

  After walking seven or eight steps, Mo Jun heard Hua Rou's voice behind him: "Wait!"

  The corners of his mouth rose and he deliberately slowed down his pace.

  Hua Rou rushed in front of him with a hum, opening her arms to block his way: "I can't go with you anymore!"

  I was so startled by your words that I stopped in my tracks.

  "But at least you have to bring these snakehead grasses, in case the poison acts up again, you can also self-rescue..." Hua Rou said as she rummaged through her bundle and pulled out the herbal medicine she had picked, tied it up briefly, and stuffed it into Mu Junwu's hand.

  "These herbs may not be enough to completely cure the poison, but they should be enough for you to make it to the nearby town and find a doctor."

  "Are you not following me?" He thought the sun must have risen in the west.

  "Sorry, although I'd like to accompany you to detox, but this letter must be delivered, so it's goodbye for now." Huā Róu bowed her head apologetically.

  "Alright, I'm leaving!"

  Hua Rou nodded slightly and shouldered her own bundle: "Then I'll be off, Mu Ge, take care of yourself!"

  Hua Rou grasped the letter tightly and walked away from Mu Junwu without looking back, Mu Junwu looked at Hua Rou's receding figure in disbelief until she disappeared from his line of sight.

  She really just left like this? Not following me anymore?

  ……

  Hua Rou carried her luggage on her back and hurried forward with the letter in hand.

  She actually wanted to follow Mu Junwu to make sure he was safe, but... the consistent style of his belt made her give up on that idea.

  What can be more important than solving the mystery of one's parents' and relatives' deaths?

  She is determined to find out the truth and avenge her parents!

  So she had to make a choice, taking the opportunity to send a message to understand everything behind the waistband... The 21st chapter of "Tangmen Du Zong" you are reading now is only half a chapter. To read the full version, please search on Baidu: () and then search again after entering: Tangmen Du Zong

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