Prince and I in Desert Island

After chasing for a long time, I finally saw the familiar palanquin. I whipped my horse hard, and the stallion under me ran like a wild horse towards the gorgeous palanquin.    

    

Slowly I approached them. Eight men were carrying the palanquin, and in front of them were guards clearing the road of pedestrians and obstructions. Behind them was a group of men and horses.    

    

My presence caught their attention, and I went around in front of them and dismounted.    

    

The guard in front anxiously took out his saber and glared at me like a tiger eyeing its prey.    

    

"How bold and troublesome. He even dared to stop Princess Hui Lu's sedan chair. Does he not want to live anymore?" One of the guards pointed a knife at me and said disdainfully.    

    

I completely ignored him. I only had one goal: to bring her back, to bring back the woman in the palanquin. I didn't know who she was, I only knew that she was important to me, more important than life itself.    

    

"I only want the woman in the palanquin," I said coldly, ignoring the fact that I was pointing a knife at my bodyguard.    

    

"How dare you look down on the princess?! This is an extremely heinous crime. Take her down!" The guard ordered a dozen or so guards with nimble hands to charge at me.    

    

I took on my stance without fear. I didn't have a way out. I would kill gods and buddhas to kill buddhas. I was willing to do anything for her.    

    

As they rushed to me, I clenched my fists and braced myself.    

    

"Stop!" A familiar voice came from the sedan chair.    

    

The blade that was about to cut towards me froze in midair. The woman elegantly got down from the palanquin, and following her appearance, a faint fragrance permeated the air.    

    

"You are?" The lady in the sedan chair walked to my side and asked gracefully.    

    

"Don't you remember me? "Who am I," I said, looking at her in dismay. I can't remember who I am now.    

    

"May I ask which official's family you are, young master? I think you look familiar, but I can't remember where I've seen you before. " Princess Hui Lu hesitated for a while before whispering.    

    

"Don't you remember me? "You are a very important person to me," I said vaguely.    

    

"Is this princess very important to you? Do you know this princess? " The woman called Princess Whelu looked at me incredulously.    

    

"Of course I know you. You really are very important to me. Follow me." I reached out and took her hand.    

    

"Stop! How dare you make things difficult for the people! How dare you offend the princess!" the guard by my side shouted at me while holding a saber.    

    

"Step down!" Seeing that all the guards were about to charge up, Princess Hui Lu yelled at them.    

    

The few guards weakly replied before retreating.    

    

"Men and women shouldn't be too intimate with each other, I ask Young Master to behave with dignity." Princess Hui Lu pulled out her hand and said to me, blushing.    

    

I can't remember who she is, and she doesn't know me. All I know is that she's important to me, that I'm going to get her back, that I don't know why I'm going to get her back, that I don't know where I'm going to take her.    

    

"Kiss her, kiss her, you two are telepathically connected!" I heard a woman's voice, listened carefully, and realized she was speaking in my mind.    

    

I took Princess Whelu's hand again, pulled her into my arms, and kissed her on the lips without warning.    

    

I closed my eyes, and she was petrified by the sight. She let me hold her and kiss her like a puppet.    

    

Slowly Princess Whirlwind closed her eyes. The moment she closed her eyes, everything that happened between her and me on the deserted island came to mind like a movie.    

    

All of the guards looked at us dumbfoundedly. Even Saber and the rest didn't dare to charge forward. The other two maidservants turned around shyly and covered their mouths, laughing.    

    

Princess Hui Lu suddenly opened her eyes and pushed me away.    

    

"It's you." She looked at me affectionately as she said that, while one of her hands lovingly caressed my face.    

    

"Shangguan Lulu is me." I had already thought of her now, of everything we had experienced.    

    

"Why are you here? Have you been poisoned too? " Shangguan Lulu's heart ached as she looked at me and asked, tears flowing down her face.    

    

"I'm fine. I can't lose you, much less lose you. I'll come chase you if you leave." I caressed her face lovingly, wiping away the tears on her cheeks with my sleeve.    

    

"You're so stupid, so stupid," Shangguan Lulu complained to me and then smiled in relief.    

    

"Come with me. I will protect you well in the future. I will cherish you well and never let you get hurt again." I firmly told her.    

    

"Where to?" Shangguan Lulu looked up at me and asked. Her big eyes blinked, and there were tears in them.    

    

"Get on the horse and we'll talk." I step on the white horse, and I take her by the hand and put my arm around her waist and pull her up onto the horse.    

    

"Princess, Princess, where are you going?" Several guards were frantic as they circled us.    

    

I whipped my horse hard, and the white horse broke out of the circle of guards and galloped forward.    

    

"Princess, come back quickly. This little one can't explain to the marquis …" Several bodyguards couldn't catch up to us, so they knelt on the ground and cried their eyes out.    

    

We rode slowly on our horses and kept running forward.    

    

I don't know where it is, but I know it's the direction of happiness.