The prince's favorite concubine is flirtatious and wild

Chapter 194 194: Song Jiu is really a loser

The seventh princess ordered someone to bring a pen and paper, write down the bets everyone placed, and put their thumbprints. Then, under her witness, Song Jiu and Du Wanhe sat opposite each other.

"Win two out of three games," said the Seventh Princess.

Shangguan You immediately retorted: "Trouble, let's decide the outcome in one round, lest someone loses in the end and says that the two extra rounds affected her performance."

Du Wanhe: "..."

Why don't you just name me and say it's me.

The seventh princess did not respond, but looked at Song Jiu and Du Wanhe: "What do you think."

"I can, look at Miss Song." Du Wanhe said with ease.

Song Jiu nodded solemnly: "Agree."

Song Jiu holds the black piece, and Du Wanhe holds the white piece.

The sunspot dropped first. Song Jiu pinched a sunspot, her delicate little face tightened, hesitated for a long time, and dropped it in a corner.

This casual way of playing chess makes people dumbfounded.

Du Wanhe sneered in his heart, and he was immediately confident of winning. Compared to Song Jiu's entanglement, she played chess with ease and ease.

Many people gathered around, including young men from various families who were originally in another place.

At first, they came because they heard that Yun Mi lost to Du Wanhe in chess. This was a big deal. They quickly came over to confirm whether the news was true or false. Unexpectedly, when they came over to see, the second chess game had begun.

Huh?
Are they hallucinating? Why is Song Jiu sitting opposite Du Wanhe?

"Yes, it's her." Someone kindly gave them a positive answer.

Most of the people who came to their senses later were stunned. Song Jiu could play chess?

Well, although the Song family is a military general, Song Xun himself is also an all-rounder in civil and military affairs, not to mention his two outstanding sons. Even Song Yan, a dandy, is also studying in the Imperial College. As the daughter of the Song family, he has been practicing chess, calligraphy and painting since elementary school rise.But it’s one thing to learn, and another to be proficient.

Even Yun Mi lost to Du Wanhe. Where did she get the courage to play chess with others?

Princess Yunhua didn't mind watching the excitement, and even made a bet, placing 1000 taels of gold on Song Jiu to win.

The late comers were so shocked that they didn't know what to say after hearing the whole story. Then many people showed signs of regret and wanted to inform them of this good thing so that they could place their bets. Bet on Du Wanhe to win, isn't this a money-making opportunity coming to your doorstep?

When Xiao Qinghan arrived, Du Wanhe and Song Jiu were already surrounded by people, three floors inside and three floors outside, and they couldn't squeeze in.

He stretched his neck, sighed quietly, found a nearby stool, sat down, and waited.

Xiao Qian didn't care, grabbed the people in front and squeezed in, squeezing all the way behind Song Jiu.

"Is Song Jiu crazy? He actually dares to play chess with others. He is such a waste of money." He looked at the chessboard in front of him and casually told the people around him.

When Song Yuanling heard the voice, she subconsciously turned her head and said with a fierce face: "You are crazy, my fifth sister will win."

Even if you lose, you can't admit defeat at this time.

No one is allowed to dampen Song Jiu's spirit.

Only then did Xiao Qian realize that he was standing next to Song Yuanling, looking at the little girl's fiery black eyes, he closed his mouth and stayed three feet away from her.

I can't afford to offend my sister. If Song Jiu loses later, this damn girl will sue him. Song Jiu shouldn't blame him for the loss.

Du Wanhe played with ease at first. She thought she could defeat Song Jiu in just a few moves.

But now the time passed little by little, and her face gradually became serious. She couldn't put down a chess piece in her hand for a long time, and even her fair forehead began to break out in thin cold sweat uncontrollably.

(End of this chapter)