The Tales of a Blessed Daughter

Chapter 123: Strange Letters

Su Yan, who had originally not taken it seriously, gradually became serious.

An Yi asked, “What do they mean by these times?”

Su Yan replied, “The time when my heart aches.”

An Yi was also shocked.

Su Yan continued, “I’m preparing to go to the appointment.”

An Yi hurriedly said, “You can’t. The person who came is either an enemy or a friend. Princess Consort must not take the risk.”

Su Yan thought more. Were these two letters people or something?

An Yi guessed, “Could it be that someone poisoned the princess consort, a type of poison that cannot be detected, so he knows the princess’ situation like the back of his hand?”

Su Yan did not know, so she had to figure it out.

An Yi helplessly compromised, “I will send you to the entrance of Guan Dong Street and wait for you there. If there is any danger, just shout.”

Su Yan nodded.

She was really worried, so she even took the poison that An Si had given her. She took all the drugs that could quickly kill people.

She got into the carriage and rushed to the entrance of Guan Dong Street.

An Yi flew up and stood on the roof of an inn at the entrance of Guan Dong Street. From there, he could see the entire entrance of Guan Dong Street.

Su Yan got out of the carriage alone and strolled toward Guan Dong Wang Shop. When she arrived here, she felt that it was somewhat familiar.

She was a little nervous. When she reached the door, she realized that the shop was closed. She tried to push it open, but it was indeed locked.

Could it be that these two letters were just a joke from the other party?

Or could it be that… she raised her head to look at An Yi’s position because there was someone following her and the other party was unwilling to show his face?

After waiting for a while, it was a quarter past midnight. For some unknown reason, a black arrow suddenly appeared on the door of the shop. It was only the size of a palm. Fortunately, Su Yan had been staring at the door in a daze just now, otherwise, she might have missed it.

She followed the direction of the arrow and walked to the opposite side. Just as she walked in, another arrow appeared on the opposite wall.

As if she had foreseen it, an arrow would appear at a place Su Yan walked to. It led Su Yan to the entrance of a courtyard.

There was no arrow here.

Su Yan looked at the door in front of her and guessed that this should be the place.

The door opened with a push.

Su Yan walked in. The layout of the house was a little strange. There were no rooms, only a large courtyard. In the middle of the courtyard was a round stone table without even a stool.

The entire courtyard was empty except for a stone table that was isolated in the middle. She could see everything at a glance.

Su Yan walked in slowly and saw a box on the table.

After making sure that there was no one around, she carefully picked up the box. Nothing happened.

Su Yan secretly heaved a sigh of relief. She tried to open the box, but she could not find a way.

From afar, it looked like a box. When she picked it up, it looked like a piece of wood. There was no lid, and there was no opening. It was just a square-shaped piece of wood.

After picking up the box, there was another letter on the table. It was the same as the letter paper that had appeared in the Guang Residence.

When she opened it, it read, “The debt of gratitude from the past has been settled.”.

Su Yan was still confused. These letters were all brainless. What did they mean?

As she was thinking, Su Yan subconsciously flipped the letter and saw a name on the back of the letter: Wen Zhen.

Wen Zhen…

This was her mother’s name.

Su Yan was even more confused. What did this have to do with her mother?

An Yi, who had been following her from the rooftop, saw that there was no one around and jumped down.

He asked, “Princess Consort, what’s wrong?”

Su Yan shook her head and said, “I think I’ll have to pay a visit to the Su family.”

An Yi looked at the letter in her hand and nodded without asking anything.

The two of them came to the entrance of Guan Dong Street. Su Yan got into the carriage and lifted the curtains. She suddenly remembered where they were.

She had just been reborn and had saved a beggar here when she went to Shen An Temple.