Time Travel Adventure

Chapter 140 Waking up from a dream?

I even laughed at Hongdou several times. How could this guy, who had seen so much of the world, still be afraid of a little girl?

I was still wondering whether I should take Hongdou to see somewhere farther, and I wanted to ask.

I saw Hongdou looking at me helplessly. After she explained to me, I found out that the girl was not much older than Hongdou.

But at that age, she was already a training master, and the training master here specialized in teaching maids.

To be more precise, it is the place where personal maids are taught. Some wealthy families will spend money to bring their trusted maids to be taught there.

Hongdou is one of these people. Some of them go there to learn and then look for jobs.

If you have good grades in the school, you will be the object of everyone's competition. After all, having someone professionally able to help you can save you a lot of worries.

I thought about that girl, "That's really amazing, she can be a master at this age."

Hongdou said with lingering fear that she didn't react at first, until she was about to eat, she felt a familiar gaze.

When she looked over, she saw that it was her master. My grandfather felt sorry for Hongdou.

This is like a strict math teacher. When I was calculating money and couldn't figure it out, the math teacher suddenly appeared beside me and looked at me without saying a word.

The feeling of oppression was so strong that I couldn't help but shiver.

But I thought, being a master should be quite comfortable, so why did I become a maid in Bai Mansion?

I asked the question that was in my mind, and Hongdou was also a little confused. Logically speaking, training places are all funded by wealthy families.

The treatment was extremely good, but I understood something when I touched the banknotes in my hand.

He waved the banknote in front of Hongdou, "That's why. They gave me too much."

We smiled at each other, and looking at the banknotes in our hands, we suddenly remembered that this should be given to Bai Yiren.

In fact, what we just signed was a contract. I will find a wife with Xiaobai and try my best to distance myself from it. That is, the fact that I was given the money must be kept secret.

I pulled out another one from my pocket and gave both to Hongdou, "One for you, and one for Bai Yiren."

Hongdou looked at the silver note worth one thousand taels and refused to accept it at first.

I waved my hand and refused to take the money back. Hongdou accepted it with relief and left with the remaining banknote.

At this time, no one knew where Bai Yiren had gone. Logically, she should have come out and shown herself, after all, it was a party held at her home.

I continued to listen to the play with my eyes closed, feeling sad and desolate for the characters in the play.

Suddenly, I heard hurried footsteps. I opened my eyes to adjust to the light and saw that the person coming was Hongdou.

Hongdou hurriedly handed me the silver bill in her hand and whispered in my ear that Miss Bai was missing.

I didn't take it seriously and put the money away. "Maybe he's in his room. We're not familiar with this place."

They went straight to find the servant, who looked at Hongdou strangely and said that Bai Yiren had gone out with a group of people at noon today and had not come back since.

I turned around strangely, "Then there is no one in charge of this family, what kind of party is it?"

"I think so too. My friend said that the Bai Mansion often holds banquets. They are so familiar with each other that they don't even need the head of the family to be there. They just have fun on their own."

I touched my hands and thought about what had just happened. "Could it be that he didn't see Bai Yiren return home? We could be wrong, and so could those two girls? No, let's go ask."

I felt uneasy and planned to go find those two girls to ask what was going on.

I walked around but didn't see the two girls. I asked Hongdou to ask the guard to see if they had left and to find out who the girls were from.

When Hongdou came back to tell me, it was expected that she would come back, as the guard said that no one had ever gone out.

Isn't this a strange thing? I looked at the banknote in my hand, turning it over and over against the moon and the candle.

It's true, why is this happening? Am I hallucinating today? I touched my forehead, and then touched Hongdou's forehead.

"Are we hallucinating?" Hongdou was also stunned and no one knew what she was thinking.

I wanted to call out Golden Pig to ask him about it, but everything in front of me suddenly became distorted.

I looked at my hands strangely, which slowly became transparent. The people in front of me also gradually became blurred until they disappeared.

Am I dreaming?! I reached out and pinched my face, but I felt nothing.

I was so scared that I slapped myself. The slap landed directly on the face and it hurt so much that I sat up immediately.

Looking at the dim room, isn't this my room?

I lifted the quilt curiously and saw the same body I had before going to bed. I sniffed my body and it smelled fragrant, so I had indeed taken a shower.

I opened my mouth and wanted to call Hongdou, but at this moment the door opened and I saw Hongdou rushing in with two maids.

When she saw that I woke up, she was obviously relieved and pulled up the curtains. I subconsciously covered my eyes.

There was no expected glaring sunlight, but a full moon hung in the sky.

Hongdou and the others didn't give me a chance to appreciate it slowly. They pulled me off the bed, changed my clothes, and came to me at the dressing table.

The three of them began to put on makeup in a hurry. Looking at themselves in the mirror, they were surprised that it was exactly the same scene as in their dream.

Even the makeup was exactly the same. Then I realized what was happening and asked in this space what was going on.

I watched Hongdou putting rouge and other things into her bag, and finally when she was about to put the mirror into the bag.

I took Anko's hand and took out the mirror and placed it on the table, "You don't have to bring this."

Hongdou didn't dwell on this issue for too long. It seemed that there was really not enough time, so she pulled me outside.

Even the shoes were changed in the carriage. Hongdou breathed a sigh of relief when he saw that he was sitting in the carriage.

He took out a paper bag from his arms, and inside it was still warm meat. I put it in my mouth and it was chicken.

After I ate it all, I felt my stomach a little better, and I started to ask what this was for.

Hongdou rummaged around in her bag for a while, then took out an invitation and handed it to me. I looked at it and it was exactly the same as the invitation in my dream.

Even the punctuation marks are the same. This feeling is actually not that good, as if one’s fate has been predetermined.

I tentatively asked Hongdou if she was familiar with what had just happened. Hongdou tilted her head, shook her head, and nodded.

That being said, it feels a little familiar. Maybe I'm looking forward to this day too much. I heard that there will be some exciting performances today.