Chapter 7 — White Fox In Iron Cage

The proud smile when she first stole my jade pendant. Her cold eyes when she kicked down Tu Kham's furnace. The proud back of her when she turned into a white fox and jumped onto the window sill. "I thought I would let you live, let you watch with your own eyes the people you love die one after another, let you slowly rot in this animal skin." I stood up and looked down at her from above. "But then I thought clearly. You are not human, but I am still human. I cannot turn myself into an animal because of hatred for you." I took out a piece of paper from my sleeve. small porcelain vase. "This is poisonous wine, stronger than the cup Ly Huyen Sach drank. In three breaths, you will lose your life, without any pain." I placed the porcelain vase in the cage. The white fox used its trembling claws to hold the porcelain vase, tilting its head back to drink. Three breaths later, she closed her eyes and stopped moving. I stood in front of the cage, looked at my snow-white fox body, and opened my mouth slightly. "Mother is right, love is not scary, what's scary is the human heart." "Bach Cam Sat, if you have an afterlife, don't let yourself become a human again." 10 Three years later, the western suburbs of the capital. In a quiet courtyard, Bach T. Tu Kham held a book and sat under a pear tree reading until he was mesmerized. Thanks to Tieu Hanh's care, his illness was soon completely cured. Now he is the youngest student in Quoc Tu Giam, his father said that next year he hopes to participate in the village experiment. I brought out two plates of breakfast from the kitchen and placed them on the stone table. "Let's rest for a moment and then read, be careful not to damage your eyes." Tu Kham raised his head and gave me a bright smile. "Sister, today the royal palace brought me here, saying that the Royal Family has just got two jars of good wine, please come over to the palace to drink." I paused and accepted the invitation. T. Tu Kham leaned closer, blinking mischievously. "Sister, every few days the Regent invites you to drink wine, enjoy flowers, look at the moon, it's all over the capital. When will you let me have another husband?" I raised my hand and flicked his forehead. "What do children know, don't listen to these things." T. Tu Kham held his forehead and chuckled. Suddenly there was a knock on the courtyard door, the person who came was the royal palace's secret guard. "Third Miss, the Royal Family said that today they have a rare item, please come to the palace to take a look." I turned my head to look at T. Tu Kham. He waved at me. "Go ahead, I can review the book myself." Regent Palace, study room. Tieu Hanh pushed a brocade box in front of me and opened it. Inside is a gentle white jade brooch, the tip of the brooch is engraved with a lifelike little fox. "This king carved it himself." He coughed slightly, turned his face away, his ear lobes slightly red. "Bach Thanh Ly, this king thought about it over and over again, feeling that just rewarding flowers, the moon, and wine really has no meaning." "It's better to reward the whole life." I picked up the jade brooch, my fingertips lightly brushed the little fox's ear, the corners of my lips curved. "Your Majesty, is this considered courtship?" Tieu Hanh turned his head. The eyes that were usually deadly and decisive, now showed a bit of tension. "Calculate. Do you agree or not?" The pear blossoms outside the window were blown away by the wind, scattering like snow. I put the jade hairpin in my hair. "I agree." The words in front of my eyes scrolled crazily. 【Ah ah ah ah, it's done, it's done, it's done!】 【Tieu Hanh, your little brat is finally clear!】 【The female lead deserves this. From a concubine abandoned by the general's palace to becoming a royal concubine, this path is truly not easy!】 【Splendor! Open the way! I want to frame this ending!】 I looked out the window, the pear blossoms were like snow, the spring scene was beautiful. The days of being bullied, trampled on, and having to struggle to survive in the mud, have finally completely passed. "Mother, have you seen?" I said softly.

asked softly in his heart. "Thanh Ly does not disappoint." Outside the courtyard came the crisp sound of T. Tu Kham reading, the wind carried the scent of flowers across the eaves. And I put on the brooch carved by his own hand and walked towards the man who was waiting for me under the pear tree. In this life, it is finally our turn to be happy.