Deep Love Wandering like the Endless Wind

Perhaps it was because I couldn't bear to leave Clyde and Daisy behind. After I died, my soul had been wandering in the cold palace.

I watched Daisy wipe away the bloodstains from my face with a handkerchief, and then she took out a comb to tidy up my hair.

Then she turned around and looked at the bowl of cold dumplings, murmuring to herself, "Miss, I will definitely make His Majesty eat the dumplings you made."

"No!" I floated over to stop her, but I passed right through her.

I could only watch helplessly as Daisy carried the bowl of dumplings out of the cold palace and rushed towards the main hall.

"What a silly!" I followed after her in anger.

When Daisy reached the entrance of the main hall, she was stopped by the guards. She shouted like a madwoman, "Your Majesty, Miss Arthur made you some dumplings herself! Please have a bite, Your Majesty!"

Clyde in the main hall furrowed his brows slightly and asked, "Who is making a fuss outside the hall?"

Elaine, who was wearing a phoenix crown and a red dress, flashed a hint of malice in her eyes. She held Clyde's hand and said, "It's probably just an ignorant servant, Your Majesty, you don't need to pay attention to it."

The guards forcefully covered Daisy's mouth, and Daisy struggled violently. The bowl of dumplings fell to the ground with a loud bang.

The dumplings rolled out, some outside the palace and some inside.

Clyde stared at the dumplings for a long time, then suddenly walked down the hall step by step.

"Your Majesty!" Elaine stomped her foot and followed him.

Clyde stared blankly at the dumplings on the ground and said, "Let her go."

Daisy knelt at Clyde's feet and said, "Your Majesty, Miss Arthur is dead. Please go and see her for the last time!"

Clyde was a bit confused and asked, "Who died? Who did you just say dead?"

"Miss Arthur is dead, your former empress, Lily Arthur!" Daisy said with a sob.

As soon as this name was mentioned, Clyde trembled all over, and then he started shaking.

"It's impossible! She was perfectly fine. How could she be dead?" Clyde waved his hand at the guards.

The guards grabbed Daisy and pointed to the dumplings on the ground, saying, "It's true! Lily is dead! The woman who loved you the most in this world is dead! Your Majesty is really heartless! You forget her when having a new woman. She even made dumplings for you before she died..."

Clyde seemed to remember something, and he suddenly went crazy, pinching open the dumplings on the ground one by one.

When he pinched the third one, he dug out a gold nugget from the dumpling filling.

Staring at the gold nugget, Clyde suddenly hugged his head, his face twisted.

"Your Majesty, are you all right?" His eunuch Jack called out.

Clyde suddenly grabbed Daisy and said, "Take me there! Take me there quickly!"

Daisy nodded and started running.

Clyde staggered behind Daisy, his lips turning pale, as if enduring great pain.

Soon, Clyde followed Daisy to the drafty Cold Palace.

After me being banished to the Cold Palace, he had only come here a few times.

"Lily?" Clyde stood by my bed, looking at me blankly for a long time.

He sat on the edge of the bed, picked up my body, and pressed his face against mine.

"Lily, wake up! I'm here." Clyde's eyes were full of confusion.

I didn't know why he would be like this. Last time he came to the cold palace, he acted like he wanted me dead.

That time, he pressed me hard against the bed, forced me to do it with him, and whispered in my ear, "Don't play tricks behind my back. If you dare to hurt Lily again, I will make you die miserably!"

After he left, Daisy helped me to the bath and carefully treated the wounds on my body.

"Miss Arthur is already dead," Daisy said coldly.

He could never see me again.