CHAPTER 678: CHAPTER 680, KINDNESS IN THE HEART (1 MORE)

Chu Yu was looking at Yun Jinnian very seriously, constantly winking and making faces at him.

Yun Jinnian held a straight face, withdrew his hand, and took a deep breath before saying, "Your Highness, Prince Rui, your injury is not severe, you only need to rest well for a few days, and you will recover!"

"Then, prescribe some medicine for me!"

"There’s no need for medicine!" Yun Jinnian said softly.

"Really no need for medicine? It seems like I’m quite seriously hurt!" Chu Yu said as he winked at Yun Jinnian again.

Yun Jinnian took a deep breath, "Alright, I shall prescribe some medicine for you then!"

Zhou Yunshen watched and became even more convinced that Chu Yu was pretending.

At first, he had some suspicions that the assassin that night had been Chu Yu, but now he was no longer suspicious.

Yun Jinnian prescribed some inconsequential medicine for Chu Yu.

The kind that wouldn’t matter whether it was taken or not.

After washing his hands and drying them again, he took the pulse of Zhou Yunshen, "Crown Prince, your health is gradually improving, with careful recuperation, it will get much better, and the cold poison in your body has also lessened!"

"No wonder I’ve been feeling much more refreshed these past few days, Fourth Miss has taken great pains!"

"It’s all part of the duty!"

Yun Jinnian said and, withdrawing his hand, turned to clean himself and apply a protective ointment to his hands.

Silently looking at the three men who refused to leave, he pursed his lips.

He just felt a headache coming on.

"You all sit for a while, I’m going out for a walk!"

After finishing his words, Yun Jinnian turned and left.

After Yun Jinnian had left, Chu Yu slowly stood up, "Ah, this prince will go to the monastery to recuperate. Crown Prince, I also hope you recover soon!"

When leaving, Chu Yu glanced at Dai Hanbo sitting to the side and sneered.

Dai Hanbo always felt like he was being seen through.

After Chu Yu left, Zhou Yunshen also stood up, without giving Dai Hanbo a second look, and left directly.

Dai Hanbo sat in his spot for a while, then got up and left to find Dai Hanmi.

"Third Brother, are you saying we’re going back tomorrow?"

"Yes!"

Dai Hanmi looked at him, took a deep breath, and also understood Dai Hanbo’s implications.

Yun Jinnian and Prince Rui were in love, and now with Prince Rui here, his staying would trouble Yun Jinnian.

"Alright, I will go and speak to Jinnian!" Dai Hanmi said with his eyes slightly reddening, "Third Brother, don’t be sad..."

There are plenty of fish in the sea, but Dai Hanmi couldn’t bring himself to say such words.

"I’m fine!"

When Yun Jinnian learned that Dai Hanmi was leaving, "So soon?"

"I came to pray for blessings for my grandmother, and now that I have obtained the amulet, I should go back and stay by her side!"

"Good, take care on your journey, and once I return, I will visit the Marquis Residence to see the Dowager Marchioness!"

"Great, I’ll be waiting for you!" Dai Hanmi said, clearly delighted.

Although Yun Jinnian couldn’t become her sister-in-law, she still remained her good sister, the very best.

When Dai Hanmi and her brother left Huguo Temple, the weather was clear and sunny. Yun Jinnian watched their party slowly descend the mountain, corners of her mouth lightly curling into a smile.

Gentle and serene.

"Amitabha!"

Abbot Wuxin stood beside Yun Jinnian, chanting softly.

"Abbot!"

"Hmm?"

"I’ll be returning on the twelfth!"

After returning, she would stay at the Han Residence for one night, and then on the fourteenth, she would return to the Yun Residence; the fifteenth was Yun Musi’s eleventh birthday.

Abbot Wuxin glanced at Yun Jinnian and smiled faintly, "Having kindness in one’s heart is the key to achieving what one desires!"

Yun Jinnian nodded her head, "Abbot, I will remember that, always remember!"

As long as no one harmed her, she would definitely be the kind and good Yun Jinnian, but if someone were to harm her, then she would settle both new grudges and old scores together.