Chapter 8 — Phu Dung Under Flower Lights

"A man confesses to a woman?" The other man thought he was sick and kept saying: "I've heard it, I've heard it, I've seen it, brother, should you go see a doctor?" "Do you think I'm sick?" Lau Tuyet Tan's expression immediately became strange. The man threw his eyes for help towards the second child. Tieu Nhi immediately said: "My lord, your heart towards the noble lady, surely if she had a spirit in heaven, she would also feel comforted." Perhaps this sentence pleased Lau Tuyet Tan, he finally let go of the other person's hand. Not paying attention to the strange eyes of the person next to him, he was lost in thought and said to himself: "I am Thoi Phu's husband, the only person in the world who is qualified to sacrifice for her." Me: “?” Lau Tuyet Tan passed by my side, the wind he brought blew the hood of his hat open to a small slit. I rolled my eyes. Before that, Cui Tuyet Doanh caused a great uproar in the hall, rumors of Lau Tuyet Can coveting his wife's sister, and the original death spread throughout the capital. He was forced to temporarily wait for dismissal for a while by many officials. Now he's probably pretending to be affectionate for people to see. After buying the cake, I didn't want to walk anymore, so I got on a horse-drawn carriage to go back to Ly palace. On the way, he met Lau Tuyet Tan again. He's still alone, it's just that there are more things in hand, and they're all the things I used to like to eat. I let down the curtain and suddenly remembered a story I had heard. It's about a husband and wife, when the wife was still alive, the husband had all kinds of dissatisfaction with her, didn't ask questions, and let his mother torture her. So the wife was oppressed to death, at this time the husband suddenly woke up, regretted it endlessly, shed tears every day, repented for his sins, wrote a eulogy poem in extreme pain and then committed suicide. I sneered coldly, Lau Tuyet Tan is really a full-length play. Even if he was sincere, if he took a ten thousand steps back, Lau Tuyet Tan and the strong man in that story would be no different. Convenient to the limit. Tran Ngu asked me: "What are you smiling about, lady?" I said: "Laughing at people is funny." She also lifted the curtain to look, but saw nothing. After returning, it was dark. The lights in the hospital turned on, and there was a person sitting inside. I said in surprise: "Brother, why did you come?" Tieu Quyet heard the movement, raised his head to look at me, his voice a bit self-pitying: "This is already the twentieth cup of tea I've drunk." "..."I looked at him funny and said: "Aren't you very busy lately?" He pouted and said: "I'm free this afternoon." "Why don't you tell someone to tell me?" "I thought she would return quickly, and I suddenly came to visit, afraid it would disrupt her original plan." I exposed him: "So you still tell me, you've already drunk twenty cups of tea." Him: "..." Tieu Quyet's eyelashes trembled, a little uneasy: "Fu Nhi, are you angry?" "..." "Sorry, I just feel like it's okay for me to have it, but it's okay not to have it in your world, so I want you to care for me a little." "..."I panicked when I remembered, when Lau Tuyet Tan and I had just gotten married. At that time, my courage was still very strong, I dared to secretly look for him. I also waited in his hospital for a long time to see him return. I felt a bit of a childish complaint: "Why did you just come back? The snow pudding I brought for you has all melted into water." It's also a test to see if he can accept my impolite side or not. Lau Tuyet Tan just smiled, then said: "It's not early yet, I'll let the housekeeper take you home first." From then on, I no longer acted outside the rules. Now the situation has changed, we have become the ones with the right to make decisions. I coughed and said: "It's not early anymore..." Tieu Quyet's head stood up

She immediately drooped down, stood up and said: "Then you can rest well, I won't bother you anymore." He walked out of the hospital gate alone, his silhouette stretched by the lights on the ground. I quietly walked to his side, held his hand, and finished the previous sentence. "I'll see you out of the palace." The days when husband and wife lived together and had to wear masks, I really had enough. Tieu Quyet was stunned on the spot.