Flowers on the other side are blooming for you

Chapter 477 childhood sweethearts
There is still something real about this guy.
Then do you want to find another world to visit this Jing Tianshi?
Maybe he can find a way to let himself leave this body that is beautiful but does not belong to her——

If she wants to take revenge, she will have many options in the future.
But I really don't want to be affectionate with him in the name of someone else...

After a long delay, she was afraid that not only would she not be able to avenge herself, but she would be driven mad.

I don't want to let him touch me, I really don't want him to touch me again!

But looking at Mo Qingcheng's appearance, he obviously hasn't given up yet...

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Finally entered Yushifu, Ye Xuanji met the legendary parents.
Because of Cui Er's suggestion, Ye Xuanji didn't reveal any flaws.
It's just that the censor Su and his wife are too warm to him.
Life is like she went to the battlefield once, and came back after narrowly escaped death.

As soon as she entered, her mother and wife stepped forward and embraced her.
She could even feel the slight trembling on the lady's body.

Although he let go of her hand later, his eyes never left her for a moment.
Her eyes were soft, as if wrapped in honey, Ye Xuanji's heart felt fluttering when she saw them.

She had no parents since she was a child, and she didn't know what parental love was like.

Seeing them like this, she thought that all parents who spoil their children are like this.
I can't help but feel a little bit sore, a little bit envious...

Su Yushi naturally treated his prince and son-in-law very grandly.
It is also a banquet and a waiter for the theater troupe.
They also invited many relatives to accompany Mo Qingcheng, a charming guest...

The whole Yushi mansion was noisy.
Ye Xuanji had a headache after dealing with it for a while.

Presuming that he was not feeling well, he sneaked into the back garden to hide.

Almost everyone entertained guests in the front hall, and the back garden was relatively quiet.

(End of this chapter)