Red waist breaking line

Chapter 186

When the little girl heard this, her kowtow froze immediately, and she raised her head halfway, looking at Aguli with frightened tears in her watery eyes, obviously at a loss.

Aguli reached out and tapped the open space beside him: "Come here, pour wine for the uncle." Seeing that the little girl moved, he added another sentence: "The uncle is an important member of the army, as long as you are obedient, I won't teach you anything." Someone catches you."

The little girl bit her lip, stood up hesitantly, went to Aguli and squatted down, picked up the wine jar with trembling hands, but there was no bowl in front of her, how could she pour the wine?Therefore, her hand was parked in mid-air, and she was even more at a loss.

Aguli gave her a sideways glance: "Why are you so stupid? Don't you know how to persuade him to drink? Without a bowl, wouldn't you just offer the wine urn... a sip?"

The little girl didn't dare to resist, so she had to bend down and hold the wine jar high in front of Aguli.Aguli took her hand, bowed his head and took a sip—to be honest, it was really inconvenient to drink by himself.But Aguli has always been underestimated by others, and now that someone respects him so much, he has fulfilled his wish, and he didn't bother the little girl anymore, he just smacked his lips in satisfaction and said, "Well, yes, if someone persuades him to drink like this, It tastes really different from drinking it dry."

He glanced at the little girl: "Hey, what's your name?"

The little girl shook her head and said nothing.

"You're so grown up, don't you even have a name? You're such an idiot." Aguli was dissatisfied, like a little girl, "Tell you, tell me what your name is honestly, or I will annoy you. You suffer."

The little girl's face turned red and blue, and she hesitated for a while while twisting her left hand with her right, before timidly pointing to her own mouth, and made a few hoarse voices.

"...Are you dumb?" Aguli rolled his eyes again, "It's really unlucky to meet such a dumb woman like you."

He was very envious of the bustle and bustle in the wine shop at this time, and always wanted to imitate a drunken gentleness, but finally found a substitute, and hoped to sing a few words to help the wine, but he turned out to be a mute, All hopes were now dashed.In the midst of disappointment, Aguli lowered his head, and saw the little girl kneeling in front of him, and lifted up the wine urn respectfully, very charming and pitiful.He wanted to scold a few words, but at this moment he couldn't bear it, so he took another big gulp and said, "Fortunately for you, the uncle is in a good mood today. I will show you a little trick and let you This little fella opened his eyes."

As he spoke, he took out a copper plate from his pocket, clasped his palms together, sandwiched the copper plate between his palms, switched the postures of his palms over and over again, and finally made fists with his left and right hands, and stretched them out in front of the little girl: "Here, guess what, the copper plate is in front of the little girl." Which hand?"

The little girl thought for a while, then pointed to his left fist.

Aguli laughed loudly: "No!" He opened his left hand, and the palm was really empty.

The little girl seemed very surprised, and pointed to his right hand again.

Aguli was even more proud, and slowly spread his right hand, and the copper plate was not among them.

The little girl's eyes widened, her surprise was beyond words.

Aguli twitched the corner of his mouth, and suddenly reached out and snapped his fingers next to the little girl's ear, and the copper plate miraculously appeared in his hand.

The little girl opened her mouth wide, nodded frequently, clasped her thumbs with both hands, and expressed her admiration with gestures without hesitation.This sincere compliment really made Aguli very happy.

(End of this chapter)