Transmigration: From Farmer To Empress
Chapter 1128 - 1133: If You Don’t Seek Death, You Won’t Die (3)

Chapter 1128: Chapter 1133: If You Don’t Seek Death, You Won’t Die (3)

"Brother Wen, do you think, Older Sister will keep talking to Sister Xiang Yun about the time to return to the palace?"

Wu’er was lying on top of the fake mountain, looking at the graceful figure in the pavilion below, and eagerly asked Wen’er.

Wen’er lifted his head, glanced at the pavilion again, and let out a sigh with the demeanor of a little adult, "Who knows? Sister Xiang Yun really should... Older Sister just came back for a short visit, and she doesn’t even leave us some time to enjoy her company..."

"Young Masters, come down quickly. Climbing so high, the Old Master and Madam will be displeased if they find out!"

Below the fake mountain, a beautiful boy dressed like an eight or nine-year-old scholar looked up and pleaded with the two little masters on the mountain.

This boy was the one Cai Wei had picked up from the street, the one who had been beaten by the bun selling vendor.

Seeing that the boy had a neat appearance, and that he was well-mannered and perceptive, Cai Wei decided to make him Wen’er’s scholar attendant, and she gave him a name — Quan’er. His sister is now learning needlework under Cai Fei’s care, and she is also skillful and thoughtful. Fei’er liked her very much and even gave her a name, Shuang’er.

Since their family had suffered a misfortune, Quan’er had been running around east and west with his sister, enduring a life of drift and hardship. They encountered hunger and abuse frequently. After meeting Cai Wei, not only did they have a stable place to live out of the wind and rain, but they also had enough food and warm clothing every day.

The household treated them exceptionally well, never beating or scolding them. The Old Master ordered him to attend classes with the two young masters every day, and even included him in the lunch taken to the Royal Institute, allowing him to eat the same food as the two young masters. He was utterly content.

Therefore, he took great care of the two young masters. Seeing them climb the high fake mountain, he couldn’t help but worry for them.

Seeing that Quan’er was anxious, Wen’er said to Wu’er, "Let’s just go down and wait. If Older Sister sees us climbing the fake mountain, she’s sure to scold us."

As soon as Wu’er heard that Older Sister would be unhappy, he hurriedly agreed with an ’Mm,’ and scurried down from the mountain with his short legs.

It was getting dark now, and Wu’er, being small and weak, couldn’t see very clearly. He suddenly lost his footing and slid down with a ’whoosh.’

Wen’er, alarmed, reached out to grab him but failed to catch Wu’er, and ended up being dragged down with him.

Falling from more than three meters high onto the hard stone-paved road could really lead to a serious injury!

Quan’er, standing below the fake mountain, quickly ran to where the two were about to land and stretched out his tender arms to catch them.

The moment the two young masters crashed onto him, a graceful figure whirled by like the wind, catching the two young masters steadily and setting them down on the ground.

Huan Qiu was startled. Wu’er had been falling head down; had he really crashed onto the ground, the consequences would have been unthinkable...

After landing, Wu’er began to cry out of delayed fear, loudly wailing. The feeling of having brushed past death was too much for a five-year-old child to withstand...

"Wu’er is a good boy, don’t cry, it’s all right now!"

Wen’er patted his younger brother’s shoulder, gently comforting him. Frankly, he himself was also frightened at that moment; if it weren’t for the need to comfort Wu’er, if it weren’t for the others watching, he himself would have likely cried as well...

The commotion was so great that Cai Wei also heard it. She ran out hurriedly and started shouting before even arriving at the scene, "What happened? What’s the matter?"

Xiang Yun followed closely behind her, her face also showing an anxious expression.