84 I Apologize (2/2)

The urgent footsteps of a figure jogged in their direction. Looking up, both men saw the province prime minister rushing in their direction.

Now standing in front of the men, the prime minister panted heavily, his frail face was red as he breathed for air.

”This…The Young Master…wanted me to deliver this to you.” He breathed.

In the prime minister's outstretched hand was a small envelope. Widening his eyes, Bai Han's dull eyes came to life once more as he strode forward with great urgency in the prime ministers' direction.

Taking the envelope out of his hand, Bai Han frantically opens the letter.

The conflicting emotions in Bai Han's heart increased upon recognizing the familiar handwriting of his beloved granddaughter.

[Dear grandfather and Uncle Guo,

I apologize for many things.

I apologize for breaking our promise.

I apologize for not being an ugly, boring granddaughter.

I apologize for not cooking your favorite meals one last time.

I apologize for being a foolish granddaughter, with no sympathy for her elders.

And I apologize for giving you a short letter.

This foolish granddaughter will happily accept her punishment when she returns.]

Bai Han's hands gripping tightly onto the letter, trembled. Thinking of the young girl's witty, calm smile, his heart felt as if we're being stabbed by one-hundred blades.

”Dammit…”

”Bai Han…”

Bai Han suddenly felt a newfound emotion that was beyond his control.

Folding the letter, Bai Han places it within the envelope, clutching it tightly in his hand and strides forward. General Guo, who had also read the letter from the side walked forward with a dark aura.

Startled and confused, the prime minister follows the two men. ”C…Commander Bai?”

The prime minister couldn't comprehend what was written within the letter to cause both men to express a deadly, threatening aura.

What exactly did Bai Lan write?!

Walking toward a group of Bai soldiers, Bai Han coldly halts in front of them.

”Send word to the rest of the men to search the northern areas. All provinces, mountains, and lands will be heavily searched for any sign of a camp.”

Without questioning their commander, the Bai soldiers cup their hands with a bow. ”Yes, sir!”

Bobbing his head, Bai Han walks toward his horse and mounts onto it.

”General Guo, I want you in charge of the men searching the province areas. Don't rest until you find something.”

”Yes, commander.” General Guo grunted, already grasping the old man's thoughts.

Bai Han's silver eyes looked forward with murderous intent. He couldn't allow his emotions to take over him. No matter how much it hurt, he refused to display weakness.

”Those Tuhan bastards...”

If anyone touched a hair on that foolish girl's head, he wouldn't hesitate to kill and torture every single one of them.