In fact, everyone on the street was looking at him at this moment.

Besides these superficial things, there were many people secretly keeping their eyes on him.

But these sights are all voyeurism.

And his sense of sight is seeing.

Few people would look at him.

It's hard to explain this feeling, and I didn't find anything when I looked around.

Maybe he's been too suspicious lately.

Lu Yunqi withdrew his gaze.

Captain Jiang was still listening attentively, but after three words, Lu Yunqi fell silent again and urged his horse forward.

Adults have a lot of things to do, and the wedding is approaching, so they have a lot to think about.

He didn't ask any more questions and followed Lu Yunqi.

The morning light was bright and the streets were bustling again. It seemed as if in the blink of an eye, people emerged from underground and crowded together, talking and laughing about the thrill and excitement just now.

Miss Jun leaned against the wall, watching the excitement quietly for a while before she came to her senses and walked out.

Her mind was a little confused. She wanted to think about something but she restrained herself from thinking about it, so she looked a little dazed.

She made her way through the crowd until someone stood in front of her, blocking her path.

"Miss Jun?" a male voice said.

Miss Jun raised her head and looked at the young man standing in front of her.

"Master Ning," she said.

Looking at the face that appeared when he raised his head, and the familiar voice that reached his ears, Ning Yunzhao felt a little dizzy.

It's really her!

Is he dreaming? Ning Yunzhao thought again.

…

Ning Yunzhao almost did not sleep last night. He repeatedly looked at the letter sent by Yang Cheng, thinking about many things, but nothing at all. He didn't even know why he couldn't sleep.

It's like when I was a kid and heard my family planning to go hiking and swimming the next day. I was so excited that I couldn't sleep, looking forward to tomorrow's arrival, imagining how and what to play.

Of course, this is completely different from that.

Maybe it's because this story is so wonderful.

He had read many books and seen some strange stories, but this was the first time he had seen something like Miss Jun, and the protagonist of the story was an acquaintance of his.

Of course, we can't be considered acquaintances.

But at least we can say that we know each other.

What happens to you and the people you know is always more exciting than what happens to other people.

Since he couldn't sleep anyway, he simply woke up his companions and went out for breakfast. Unexpectedly, he saw the Jinyi Guards arresting the Prince of Chengguo in the teahouse.

Of course he didn't care about the excitement.

The Imperial Guards could not do anything to the Prince of Chengguo. At most they could shock and intimidate him.

The emperor would not anger Duke Cheng until there was a suitable and stable general who could take over the important military defense task from Duke Cheng.

After all, it had not been long since the war in which the capital was conquered.

Of course, the emperor was also deeply worried about the fact that Duke Cheng had been occupying the north for so many years and his power and prestige were growing.

Especially, even officials in the north all obeyed Duke Cheng and even tried to please him. For example, when Duke Cheng asked the north to strengthen access control, not only Hebei Road but also Shanxi and Henan Road followed suit.

Therefore, more and more memorials were submitted to impeach Duke Cheng. This was a warning and also a threat.

But now is not the time to turn against each other. The people are the most important thing in everything.

Sure enough, after only a short standoff, the emperor sent someone to mediate.

"I think we shouldn't have been so tolerant. How could a general bring his wife and children with him to take up his post?"

"Family and country. When family and country are together, it is inevitable that things will go mad."

"This time, we must keep the Prince of Chengguo in the capital."

"Since Duke Cheng sent the Crown Prince back, this must be his intention."

"He still has faith in the Lord of Heaven and Earth as his teacher."

The Jinyiwei officers and soldiers on the street dispersed. The streets became bustling again, and the discussion among his companions began. Ning Yunzhao drank tea while looking outside.

"That's why Taizu wanted to control the military with civil officials and was strict with military commanders because he knew that once they became powerful, they would be hard to control." He answered casually, "Who else knows this better than Taizu?"

At that time, Taizu was a military general who rebelled against the world.

The companions coughed a few times.

"You can't say that." Someone said hurriedly.

If this were to be spread out, wouldn't it mean that Duke Cheng had rebellious intentions?

Ning Yunzhao smiled.

"That's not what I meant," he said. "I just meant..."

Having said this, he stood up abruptly, threw the tea on the table, and looked out the window at the street with a look of surprise and disbelief.

"Why is she here?" he blurted out.

His companions who were waiting for him to continue were puzzled.

"Who's coming?" everyone asked.

Ning Yunzhao had disappeared here, the door was open, and the sound of footsteps was heard fading away in the corridor.

…

Ning Yunzhao looked at the girl in front of him, and the memory that he thought was already blurred suddenly became extremely clear.

The face is still the same face, and the expression is still the same.

The sunlight covered her body like a layer of gauze, seeming both real and illusory.

There were people coming and going, talking and laughing, and horses and carriages passing by.

This shouldn't be a dream.

But Yangcheng is thousands of miles away from the capital, how could she appear so suddenly?

"What a coincidence," said Miss Jun.

Yeah, that's a coincidence.

Ning Yunzhao laughed again, wanting to say something but it seemed like nothing was right.

It was so sudden that he didn't have time to think of what to say.

"Yes, what a coincidence." He said, "Why are you here?"

When he asked this question, a voice was heard behind him.

"Who is this?"

Ning Yunzhao was startled. He turned around and saw that his companions had followed him and were standing behind him, looking at Miss Jun curiously.

He felt a little embarrassed, but then he laughed at his own embarrassment.

There's nothing to be embarrassed about. Isn't a woman like this worth introducing to others?

"This is my fellow countryman," he said frankly.

His companions looked at him and then at her with strange expressions.

"Fellow countryman." They said in a long tone.

Ning Yunzhao frowned slightly and looked at Miss Jun.

Miss Jun smiled slightly and knelt down to greet the young people here.

"My last name is Jun, and I'm from Yangcheng," she said.

She was graceful, calm, and had a sincere smile. She didn't seem the slightest bit embarrassed or offended by being looked at and questioned like that.

Everything she did was still the same as when he first met her. She had never changed. She was still herself, not the fiancée described in other people's rumors, but Miss Jun whom he met by chance at the Lantern Festival.