Chapter 299： Lost with my aunt (2/2)

Gu Yundong didn't want to talk about herself, she just wanted to confirm one thing now, "Cousin-in-law, where's my cousin?" She didn't say that she had encountered Bian Mulan's grave, but there was always a glimmer of hope in her heart.

But reality is always cruel. When Bian Mulan was mentioned, Ding Jincheng couldn't help but wiped his face, "Mulan, she's gone."

Gu Yundong only felt his throat tighten and was a little thirsty.

After a long while, she heard her own voice sound very calmly, "Why not? Where's the corpse?"

"I starved to death." Ding Jincheng said, "it was a little bit, we were about to arrive at Qing'an Mansion, but she didn't survive, so... she died in front of me. I found a hill and buried her. there."

"What kind of mountain is it, how far is it from Qing'an Prefecture, and are there any villages nearby. What is written on the tablet you erected for him, and what kind of tomb bag?"

Ding Jincheng answered one by one.

Gu Yundong saw that all the details were the same as the tomb bag he saw back then, so he was sure that it was indeed her cousin, Bian Mulan.

She lowered her head slightly, but felt her throat became more thirsty, "What about my aunt and the others?"

Ding Jincheng shook his head, "I don't know."

Gu Yundong's face changed slightly, "You don't know what you mean? Didn't my aunt's family leave Yongning Mansion with you?"

"It was really together at the beginning, but a large number of refugees suddenly rushed out halfway along the way, running around in a panic, saying that there were bandits behind them killing people. When we panicked, we also ran along. Mulan took Yuanzhi with him, and his father-in-law and mother-in-law, and they were scattered like this. Later, we found my parents, but we didn't find my father-in-law and them, so we don't know their whereabouts."

Gu Yundong's brows knitted tightly, suddenly as if thinking of something, "What about Yuanzhi?"

Bian Yuanzhi is the youngest son of the aunt.

Ding Jincheng suddenly felt a little guilty, and his eyes were dodged.

(end of this chapter)