C2 Reunion(2)

Generations of the Hua family had guarded the Loulan City and the safety of the Loulan City. For the sake of the Loulan City, countless men of the Hua family had shed their blood on the battlefield and decapitated themselves. The imperial family had always respected the Hua family, and the people of the Hua family had always been on good terms with the imperial family.

Over the past few years, she had been going in and out of the palace frequently. She knew the princes and princesses, and even had a good relationship with them. She was the only daughter of the Hua family. Sooner or later, she would marry into the imperial family and become a member of the imperial family. The military power of the Hua family would also return to the hands of the imperial family.

She had never thought that the royal family would harm her, much less that her maid had already been bribed. She had learned her lesson.

Thinking about what Zhuchun had said about the First Prince's orders, a layer of frost appeared in Hua Xiangrong's heart. This First Prince usually looked cold and aloof, as if he was not interested in the throne, but she did not expect him to be such a person behind her back.

It was necessary to be vigilant, but the most important thing right now was to get out of this predicament.

From their words, it seemed that the First Prince wanted to take her away. In the middle of the night, a man and a woman were alone, and he didn't want her to really lose her reputation. Hua Xiangrong didn't need to think to know what the First Prince was planning.

The First Prince definitely wanted her to lose her virginity, so she could only marry him.

She was the only daughter of the Hua family, and marrying her was equivalent to obtaining the full support of the Hua family. She had long heard that the power struggle between the princes was extremely fierce, but she never would have thought that the high and mighty princes would do such a despicable thing for the sake of power.

The First Prince was a wicked man, and such a man didn't deserve to be Emperor, let alone her husband.

She wouldn't die. She wanted to live a good life.

Thinking about it, Hua Xiangrong immediately propped herself up, clenched her fists, and gave herself some strength. Only then did she strenuously pull off the hairpin on her head.

She gently twisted it open and found that there were three silver needles inside.

She held the three silver needles firmly in her hand and suddenly pierced them into a few vital acupoints on her body, using the pain to stimulate her consciousness.

She needed to calm down and use her strength. She had been practicing martial arts since she was young and had experienced all kinds of pain. This pain was nothing compared to when she fell into the First Prince's hands.

Everyone knew that she had been practicing martial arts since she was young, which was why she had given out this Bone-softening Powder. It was a pity that they did not know that the little jade phoenix hairpin on her head was specially made for her by Su Yuanlie.

She used to think that Su Yuanlie was making a big deal out of nothing. She was the daughter of the Hua family, doted on, and had someone to protect her when she went out. What could happen to her?

From the looks of it now, Su Yuanlie was indeed farsighted. Otherwise, she would really be in trouble today.

Su Yuanlie was an orphan, and was taken in by her father, General Hua, since he was young. He grew up with her, and after Su Yuanlie grew up, in order to protect the Hua family and Hua Xiangrong, he went to Fringe City to guard the border of Loulan. Before he left, he was afraid that something would happen to her in the future, so he specially gave her this little jade phoenix hairpin.

Hua Xiangrong looked at the swaying carriage curtain outside, the shadows of the trees were swaying outside, it seemed like the carriage was in the forest, no matter where they were going, she had to stop them.

The two short swords in her sleeve had been cut out. They were sharp and thin, and were usually hidden in her sleeve, so that one would not be discovered. Her father had given them to her as a gift of protection.