Chapter 502 - 502: Recognized him (1)
Translator: 549690339
Aunt Xie was supposed to be buried in the Xie family after her death. She had never married in her life. She was part of the Xie family in life and in death, she was part of the Xie family.
However, the du family said that his aunt had waited for du Xun for her entire life, and the du family had long built a Cenotaph for him.
It would be better to bury du Xun and his aunt together.
In the past, he had asked his aunt for her opinion and her aunt had agreed.
He was going to be buried in the ancestral grave of the du family.
Everyone carried the coffin and scattered paper money around it. They carried it up the mountain step by step and directly buried it in the du family’s ancestral grave.
She was finally a member of the du family.
He lay down in the tomb where the two of them were buried together.
Du Xun stared blankly as the coffin was slowly covered by the soil.
The sound of the suona never stopped. The nanny took the red packet and gave it to the men who were carrying the coffins to bring bad luck.
“May I ask for young master’s name so that we can tell the main clan?” The servant girl came over and asked for the name.
“The single name is Xun.”
The maidservant nodded and noted it down. Just then, the nanny came over to give out red packets.
“Where is the young master who carried the coffin just now? He hasn’t even taken his red packet yet.” The old maidservant’s eyes were red and swollen. She suppressed her sadness and asked the maidservant.
“Right here. Hey, you were talking to me just now.” The maidservant was shocked. She looked around, but there was no one there.
There was not a single person in sight, as if he had never existed.
“No, no, no, that’s impossible. He was still talking to me when you came,
Mama. This servant asked for his name and he said that his name was Xun.’ The maidservant was so shocked that she looked around for her, but the maidservant made a clang.
The tray in his hand fell to the ground.
When Xie ningzhi came over, he saw that the nanny’s face was pale and she was trembling.
“It’s him, it’s him, no wonder he looks familiar, it’s him! It’s him!” The wet nurse suddenly wailed. No one had expected her to start crying again. She was crying like a child in front of aunt Xie’s tombstone.
He’s back. The person you’ve been waiting for is back.
He’s here to carry your coffin. He’s here to carry your aunt’s coffin.
The nanny suddenly got up and ran back to the Xie family in tears.
Everyone in the Xie family was shocked by the wet nurse, thinking that she had been scared crazy by her aunt’s death.
Grand tutor Xie seemed to have aged quite a bit today. He sat in the front courtyard in a daze, looking at the courtyard full of white silk, his heart empty.
His younger sister had his responsibility in this life, and Grand tutor Xie had always wanted to give the best to his younger sister.
He wanted to compensate her.
He could give anything, but he couldn’t return a single du Xun.
At this moment, the wet nurse returned to the Xie residence with disheveled hair and took out the painting that she had kept in the young lady’s room. “Master, master, it’s him, it’s him, do you see him?”
“He didn’t let miss down. He didn’t let aunt down.” Everyone in the Xie family was in the courtyard, watching the nanny spread out the portrait.
The younger generation of the Xie family had never seen that face before.
Grand tutor Xie and the elders of the residence had all seen him before.
An elegant scholar with a haughty look on his face stood in the painting with a smile.
The maidservant behind him suddenly cried out, “”lt’s the young master who just carried the coffin! That young master even gave aunt a bouquet of flowers to welcome you!”
The Xie family stood up suddenly.
Grand tutor Xie had gotten up too quickly, and his vision was spinning.
Xie ningzhi hurriedly went forward to support the old man.
“Is it really him? Did you all see wrongly?” Grand tutor Xie clutched his head, his eyes filled with urgency.
“This servant also saw it and it was exactly the same as the person in the painting. When he came, he asked this servant if he could carry the coffin for his aunt, as his aunt had done him a great favor. He said his surname was du, but I didn’t remember it at that time. I only thought that it was someone sent by the eastern Palace and agreed.”
The nanny’s face was full of certainty, but she was also a little annoyed that she didn’t recognize him at that time.
She really didn’t think that way..
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