Madam is proud

Chapter 169 Lesson to Xu Jiaojiao

In my heart, I kept saying that my mother was selling me, but I still had to smile on my face.

Xu Jiaojiao slightly clenched her fingers, Gu Xi cut off her front and back.

She said it was not right, she just changed the way to admit that she was not even as good as a beast.

But that's right, isn't she just like a beast?

No matter what the answer is, it's a lie, this Gu Xi is really bad.

Zhang Ma brewed the tea and brought it out. After Gu Xi signaled, she put the tea in front of Xu Jiaojiao, and took the cup of cold tea by the way.

Taking a sip of the milk, Gu Xi glanced at Xu Jiaojiao's pale face from the corner of his eye.

"Miss Xu, you're welcome, just drink it. If it's not enough, Mama Zhang is brewing it. I think the tea brewed at 45 degrees must be delicious."

"Otherwise Miss Xu wouldn't emphasize it."

As she was talking, she turned her head to look at Yue Xing, and the two looked at each other and smiled, "Yue Xing, do you think so?"

"Of course." Yuexing held the teacup and smiled happily.

After talking with Yue Xing, Gu Xi went to see Xu Jiaojiao, and saw her drinking tea.

His brows furrowed invisibly, obviously it was extremely unpalatable.

Although the tea leaves are top-notch, but the water temperature is not right, it is difficult to bring out the fragrance of the tea.

Xu Jiaojiao wanted to show off, but she didn't know how to measure it properly, and she was self-defeating.

Seeing her take a sip and then put it back on the table, the smile in Gu Xi's eyes grew stronger.

Feeling extremely uncomfortable being watched by Gu Xi, Xu Jiaojiao looked away, but unexpectedly collided with Jiang Ciyou's cold eyes.

The coldness in those eyes was freezing to the bone.

Her breathing was stagnant, and she was almost out of breath from the pressure released from her body.

After drinking a glass of milk, Gu Xi took out a tissue and wiped his lips.

"Miss Xu, when did you work with uncle?"

After returning to China two years ago, Gu Xi stopped paying attention to foreign affairs.

It's just that when Yue Xing mentions the name Xu Jiaojiao occasionally, she still speaks in an aggrieved tone.

"A year ago." Xu Jiaojiao was not sure what kind of medicine Gu Xi was selling in the gourd, so she answered the answer, but she also learned to be smart.

"Oh." Gu Xi suddenly realized, "So it was a year ago."

Seemingly feeling emotional, Gu Xi curled his fingers slightly, "No wonder you are so ignorant of rules and proportions."

"After listening to you, I understand everything."

The smile in his eyes disappeared, and was replaced by coldness, "In a year, there are too many things to learn, and I can blame you for not learning how to be a human being."

"If you don't understand anything, you can ask Yue Xing. She has been with my uncle since she was ten years old."

"There is nothing she doesn't understand, you will, she is more familiar than you. You will not, she is more familiar."

With those words, Xu Jiaojiao's nose was bruised and her face was swollen. It was really painful.

She just said, just ask her what she is doing.

It turned out that he wanted to use this to ridicule her, and it really made her look different.

Before Xu Jiaojiao could speak, Gu Xi's cold voice sounded again: "At present, you should learn how to respect your seniors the most."

Although Xu Jiaojiao is hiding a secret, my uncle will not touch her for the time being.

But rules are something that should be learned or learned.

No rules, no rules, let Xu Jiaojiao be lawless, wouldn't it be a mess.

"Miss Gu Xi, it is the lord's business to teach me. I am afraid that Miss Gu Xi has no right to interfere!"

"Although you are the niece of the lord, but not everything can be intervened by relationships."

The ending accentuated deliberately, and Xu Jiaojiao hid a smile in her eyes.

That smile, very proud, very arrogant.

On the side, after listening to Xu Jiaojiao's words, Yue Xing clenched his hand on the sofa into a fist.

With Gu Xi's order, she immediately got up and beat Xu Jiaojiao into a pig's head.

(End of this chapter)