Shadow Five: "I don't know."

"My lady happily ordered three chickens for me before even lighting the incense!"

Yicui was worried and hurriedly chased after her. She saw Shen Hua biting her lip and rummaging through boxes and cabinets.

Shen Hua's movements were very stiff, but the more anxious she was, the less able she was to do anything.

"Can't find it, why can't I find it?"

There was a helpless cry in her voice.

"Madam, what are you looking for? Let me come."

Shen Hua grabbed Yicui, as if she was clinging to a life-saving straw.

"Thank you for the meeting gift from the Crown Prince."

"The slave put it there, it's not in this cabinet."

Yi Cui didn't know what happened to Shen Hua, but she didn't ask any more questions and quickly opened the cabinet in the corner and took it out from the bottom.

"What the lady is looking for is here."

Shen Hua took the key and unlocked it calmly.

Inside lies an exquisitely crafted walking stick.

Last time she mistakenly said it was a hairpin, but Xie Xun never corrected her.

There is a blooming magnolia hanging on the top of the walking sway, and it is accompanied by a small bell. Pick it up and jingle it three times.

Soon, she noticed something was unusual.

The root of the hairpin held between the fingertips is as uneven as if there were characters engraved on it.

She leaned closer and held her breath, her eyes falling inch by inch.

There are only two characters engraved on it.

——Ancestors.

She seemed to be able to see the engraver's eyes filled with sadness and doting.

Shen Hua covered her mouth, crying and laughing.

Shen Zhi has a problem. In the end, his writing is always half lengthened in order to appear elegant.

It was true before, and it is true now in Bu Yao.

I’m too busy preparing for the Chinese New Year, so I’ll update it today.
Chapter completed!