her to this extent.To get back at the Northern Border Princess, the King of the Northern Border didn't even give the Emperor face.Hearing that Mo Yunjing had gone to such lengths for that country wom...She narrowed her eyes, wondering who was tailing her again

This time, she didn't feel any murderous intent, but she still led the person into the alley.

The two people following her entered the alley. An Xuetang strode into the alley and crossed her arms, leaning against the wall and waiting for them to come in.

The two of them rushed in, and when they saw An Xue Tang's ambiguous smile, they were taken aback and looked at each other.

They tried to act nonchalant and turn away, but An Xuetang had already thrown two stones.

A direct, accurate hit to their kneecaps sent the two crashing to the ground.

After looking at each other, they got up and tried to run again, but An Xuetang's stone hit them once more, and the two fell down.

At this moment, the two finally realized they couldn't escape. They quickly turned their heads and kowtowed to An Xuetang, "Heroine, Heroine, spare our lives. We had no ill intentions."

An Xuetang narrowed her eyes, "If you have no malice, why are you following me"

"The little ones...the little ones are just following orders."

"Whose orders"

The two people on the ground looked at each other again, clearly unwilling to speak.

An Xuetang raised the last stone in her hand, "Do you speak or not"

Both of them kowtowed repeatedly, "It's...it's Madam Qin who told us to follow you."

Qin's wife

An Xuetang frowned, "What did she tell you to follow me for"

"Even I don't know. Mrs. Qin told us to wait for you at the city gate and follow you once you entered, so we could figure out what you were doing in the city. After that, I have no idea what happens next."

An Xuetang's face darkened. Was the reason Qin Madam was paying attention to her because of Ah Jing's surname, Yun... he's quite skilled.Just as these men were pouring tea for them, Yunliu suddenly struck.Yunliu's hand, at some point unknown, had already drawn a dagger, almost piercing the attendant's heart.That...