After wearing the book, the Buddhist imperial concubine has spoiled again

Chapter 84 Unusual

Jiang Shishi: "." She still doesn't feel anything in her stomach
But the king of Shu is also a royal family of the opposite sex, so he can be regarded as a distinguished guest.

So what is she eating?Or eat?

Seeing Meiren Jiang staring at the chicken soup in the bowl thoughtfully, Pei Xuanling said, "If you are weak, eat more food to nourish your body."

Huang Dechang on the side also echoed: "The King of Shu and Miss Guo don't know that Jiang Mei is weak, and if she eats too little, she will easily get dizzy and get sick."

With the help of the prince and Huang Dechang to explain, Jiang Shishi no longer has any psychological burden, so she continued to enjoy the food.

"So it's because of poor health." The King of Shu expressed his understanding, and glanced at Jiang Meiren with a round face.

Guo Xuefu looked at Jiang Shishi who had a good appetite, but he didn't laugh at Jiang Shishi like the noble lady in Beijing.

Instead, he said to the maid beside him, "Take this plate of shrimp to Jiang Meiren. The shrimp is big and fresh. Eating it is good for your health, and it's not easy to gain weight."

Jiang Shishi: "There's no need for the whole disc. I just clip a few."

However, Guo Xuefu was very enthusiastic, and the maid beside her directly brought the whole plate of shrimp to Jiang Shishi.

For this meal, Jiang Shishi restrained herself a little, and when she was [-]% full, she put down the bowl and chopsticks, and wiped the corners of her mouth with a handkerchief.

The prince and others were still chatting freely, so Jiang Shishi quietly listened to their chat.

Then she discovered one thing, that is, when the prince was speaking, Guo Xuefu looked at the prince in a strange way.

She didn't quite understand that look, it was different from the shining admiration of the concubines in the Eastern Palace.

But it's not the way ordinary people look at each other, it just feels a little unusual anyway.

Jiang Shishi was observing Guo Xuefu, while Chun Xing behind her was observing the prince.

Chun Xing was still worried about the prince, thinking that the prince was interested in Guo Xuefu.

Now after eating a meal, Chun Xing felt relieved a lot.

According to her observation, His Royal Highness seems to have no interest in that girl Guo, anyway, she didn't see any problem.

After a stick of incense, everyone had almost finished eating and chatting, so they waited at the entrance of the restaurant for the groom to lead the carriage out, and prepared to go back to the royal garden.

Before getting into the carriage, the king of Chu seemed to have drunk too much, and put his arms on the messenger's shoulders.

Seeing the prince, the drunken king of Chu greeted the prince, "His Royal Highness, if you have time, welcome to visit us in Shu."

"The king of Chu's words are wrong. Although the land of Shu is under the control of the king of Chu, it is still the land of Dongliang. Even if he goes to Shu land alone, it is like visiting his own land instead of being a guest."

I don't know if the drunk King Chu listened, but he nodded with a smile on his face, and replied perfunctorily: "Yes, yes, that is."

Then, he was helped into the carriage by the messengers.

Looking at the back of King Chu leaving, Jiang Shishi remembered that the book said that King Chu wanted to assassinate the prince many times and disrupt the situation in Beijing.

He is a scheming and ruthless old fox.

At this moment, the old fox drove away drunk in the carriage.

After King Chu left, the carriage to pick up King Shu and Guo Xuefu also stopped at the entrance of the restaurant.

A groom came to them, "King of Shu, Miss Guo, please get on the carriage."

The crown prince of the Shu Dynasty cupped his hands, "His Royal Highness, see you next time!"

Guo Xuefu on the side also said: "Your Highness, we will see you again."

For her, this sentence was a promise in her heart.

Because, she is almost an adult, and she is almost at the age to talk about marriage.

(End of this chapter)