Chapter 2146 What If?

Yunwu was extremely sad.

She is different from Chengan and Yun Dai. She is the eldest daughter in the family, and she was loved very much during her childhood.

Her feelings for her father and mother are naturally different from Yun Dai's.

The greater the expectations, the greater the gap after disappointment.

It becomes even more difficult to accept.

Yun Dai went over, helped her up, and said: "Sister, I still hope that he will repent before he dies. The country is easy to change, and the nature is hard to change. How can people's thoughts be changed easily?"

She reached for the old and torn purse, threw it on Gu Hongmiao, and said, "Since he loves Gu Yunxiang so much and only thinks about this daughter until his death, then let this purse be buried with him."

Yunwu cried and choked, feeling sad beyond words.

Gu Chengan never shed a tear, silently instructing his subordinates to clean up and take care of the funeral.

Gu Chengning rushed back after hearing the news, and could only see his father's body.

He didn't look sad at all.

When his mother Ye was imprisoned and executed, nothing happened to him.

It seems that he saw through the hypocrisy of his father and mother early in his childhood, so he has no particularly deep feelings for them. Or maybe he has a weak nature.

Gu Hongmiao never cared much about his son. When he died, besides thinking about Gu Yunxiang, he was full of resentment and wanted to take revenge on the three children left behind by the Ming family.

So Gu Chengning didn't care about his father's death.

But as a biological son, you still have to prepare what you should prepare, and you can't miss out on what you should cook.

Everyone dies when they die, and nothing is left after death. Everything after death is done for the living to see.

Gu Chengan came over and asked Yun Dai if she wanted to deliver a letter to her grandfather's house.

Yun Dai definitely didn't want to disturb her grandfather with Gu Hongmiao's death, but for some reason, the Hou Mansion had already received the news, and before Yun Dai could leave, her eldest cousin Ming Jing came over.

All wondered.

How long has it been since his death? How can the Hou Mansion know in advance?

After Ming Jing explained, he realized that when Gu Chengan went to the palace to find Yun Dai, Gu Hongmiao had sent a maid to report to the Hou Mansion, saying that he knew the whereabouts of Ming.

It's a matter of Ming Min, so the Hou Mansion naturally takes it seriously.

Ming came here solely because of this news, not because of Gu Hongmiao's death.

He didn't know until he arrived that Gu Hongmiao was actually dead.

Yun Dai didn't take what Gu Hongmiao said before his death seriously at all, and she didn't plan to tell her grandfather. Who knew that Gu Hongmiao, a villain, actually sent someone to tell her grandfather in advance.

When it comes to the people she cares about, she can no longer remain indifferent.

"Damn it." Yun Dai couldn't wait to pull Gu Hongmiao up and whip his corpse.

Ming Jing asked: "Is this true? Is my aunt really still alive?"

"Nonsense." Yun Dai said, "Sister Yun Wu watched her mother die with her own eyes and watched her buried. How can she still be lying? It's just Gu Hongmiao's alarmist talk that wants to disturb our peace."

"That makes sense. But..." Ming Jing looked at Chengan and Yun Wu, "What if... I mean what if, what if what he said is true? After all, Yun Wu was still young at that time. , I may not remember it completely clearly.”

Yun Wu was originally very determined, but after hearing Ming Jing's words, she couldn't help but start to doubt herself.

"Aren't you just falling into Gu Hongmiao's plan?" Yun Dai said, "This matter ends here, and no one is allowed to mention it again."

Ming Jing smiled bitterly: "But my grandfather already knows, and cousin, you also know that the thing that my grandfather loves most in his life is his aunt. When his aunt died in childbirth, it has always been a pain in his heart. Now that he heard that his aunt is still alive, even if there is little hope, my grandfather I can’t let it go either.”