Born a phoenix? The husband I picked up is the young emperor

Chapter 1913

This string of agarwood Buddhist beads was originally given by Eunuch Qi. When Bei Hui later followed his wife to Baoguo Temple, he asked Master Jiyuan to bless it.

Zhuo Qiran's eyes moved slightly. He recognized this tribute agarwood, which seemed to be a gift from the emperor, noble and precious.

He didn't dare to answer it.

Bei Hui just stretched out her hands in front of him and said, "Keep you safe and live a long life."

After hearing what she said, Zhuo Qiran took the ring from her hand and put it on his hand. For the first time, he longed to live a long life, to spend his life with the girl in front of him, and to have many children and grandchildren.

He hurriedly said to her, "Wait for me." Then he turned around and left. As if he was afraid that she would not wait for him, he raised his voice and reminded her, "Wait for me."

Bei Hui looked at the man's tall back, and a faint smile unconsciously appeared at the corner of her lips.

This was the first time she really thought about spending the rest of her life with him. She didn't want to keep an eye on him for her wife and kill him if she found out he had any other intentions. She just wanted to live with this old man for a long time.

Her heart was warm and her eyes were moist.

The snow had not yet melted under the plum tree. When Zhuo Qiran came back, he could see Bei Hui standing in the shadows of the twisted branches from afar. Her scarlet cloak made her look like a plum bud about to bloom on the branch.

Zhuo Qiran held a brocade box in his palm, and inside the box lay a sparkling Pisces jade pendant.

The two jade fish are connected head to tail, shining with a warm luster under the snow.

"For you." He held the brocade box in front of Bei Hui, with unmelted snow still on his white hair. "A token of love."

Bei Hui's face turned red, and even the tips of her ears turned red. This guy!

Zhuo Qiran smiled, but he still said seriously, "This is also a gift from the emperor. It was given by the emperor." He paused, and his voice suddenly became lighter, "I wanted to give it to you on the day of the wedding, but I really can't wait."

A gust of wind blew the snow off the branches, and the flying snow foam covered their heads and faces.

Zhuo Qiran was quick to move and stuffed the brocade box into Bei Hui's palm. He then opened his arms and used his wide sleeves to create a space for her.

The cold snow particles hit his shoulders, and a few even landed on the back of his neck, causing him to tremble slightly.

Bei Hui looked up and saw that his white hair was dotted with crystal snow particles, reflecting tiny rays of light under the sunlight.

She clenched the brocade box in her hand, and her throat suddenly tightened.

Zhuo Qiran lowered his head slightly, his falling hair brushing across her forehead, "Here are two jade pendants, one for you and one for me. Can you tie them for me?"

Bei Hui looked at his serious expression, feeling both bitter and sweet. She lowered her head to take out the red string from the jade pendant, only to find that the jade pendant had split into two.

She took the fish on the left, and when she wrapped the red rope around the jade belt around his waist, she smelled the faint scent of medicine on his clothes.

The red string fluttered between her fingers, as if it was tied to some indescribable worry.

"Okay." She fastened the jade pendant for him and was about to step away, but he grabbed her wrist.

Zhuo Qiran took out another jade pendant and paused noticeably when his fingertips brushed the belt around her waist.

Bei Hui held her breath, watching his slender fingers flexibly tie a heart knot, and finally gently pull it.