Side Concubine Wan Fu

Chapter 170 Life in the Palace of Weijun Wangfu 56 [Eight more]

"Aifei, don't be naughty, the master just said two words, Aifei has persuaded the master a long series of words, but how can she be punished if she thinks about it?"

Yong Jing spit out the warm boiled water in his mouth behind the porcelain bowl presented by Xiao Jinzi, twisted Chi Jianing's chin and snorted angrily.

There was only a hint of a smile in his tone, he was probably used to His Royal Highness, Chi Jianing, who loved to tease him, and he didn't think there was anything wrong with his actions, his little face just gave him a bright red look, with a hint of coquettish anger strong.

If someone on the steps hadn't accidentally knocked over the jug and made a 'bang' sound, waking Chi Jianing awake, she wouldn't have realized that she and His Highness are not in her own room, but in public!

Oh, did she unintentionally withdraw a lot of dog food?

A bunch of "grass mud horses" in Chi Jianing's heart ran wildly past, and his body, like a deer undergoing scriptures, sat back upright with a "swoosh" sound, his small face was still drooping, and even the tips of his ears were red up.

Seeing Aifei frightened and bewildered like a kitten, Yong Jing looked down the steps displeased, and nodded to Chang Fu.

"Let's open the table, serve—" Chang Fu sang solemnly, his eyes were also aimed at that place, and when he found out that it was a little lady, he hummed softly in his heart.

Following Chang Fu's words, Xiao Jinzi and Xiao Shunzi brought a few servants to personally serve the Prince Wei's case and test for drugs.

Chi Jinze and Chi Li Shi on the side looked at the same place. They were obviously secretly happy that their daughter and Prince Wei got along well, but being slapped in the face like this, the expressions of the husband and wife were as if covered with frost. Yes, I kept the case of Chi's Fifth Household in my heart.

Yu Fang looked at Wu Fang with strange eyes: Is this little lady really unintentional, or did she do it on purpose?

Everyone shunned it, but because the little lady Wufang had no brains, the entire front yard was silent and mentally oppressed, she was as stupid as a pig!
Don't talk about the state of mind of the prince and side concubine, but the fierce eyes of the newly promoted Chi Xunnan are enough for Wufang!

Chi Li's hands clenched tightly, and when he looked at Wufang, his eyes were extremely disappointed and sad.

With just one look from Prince Wei, Chang Fu slowly sang the prepared congratulatory speech in his shrill voice, as if it was engraved in his heart, so that the meaning of the speech could be heard clearly in the front yard of the Chi Mansion.

When Changfu chief executive was singing, Chi Jianing's little hand on his lap was wrapped tightly by Yong Jing's big hand——

At this moment, Chi Jianing was severely reprimanding himself for being too embarrassing, when he was grabbed, he instinctively raised his head and looked at him in a daze!
Just in time to see Prince Wei's quasi-hard chin clenched, staring at the lower head with a serious face, if it wasn't for his big hand clasping his little hand slightly at this time, Chi Jianing really couldn't believe it. His Royal Highness, the God of War in the Yong Dynasty, still has such delicate thoughts!
It was only when Chi Jinze heard the words "lifting the chopsticks" that he put away his inner excitement, smiled at Chi Lishi, raised the chopsticks together, and began to eat formally.

The banquet went smoothly. During the banquet, there were also concubines Chi Jinze specially reared and trained for socializing. They were dressed in charming tulle and danced gracefully to help the entertainment.

The Yueyong Dynasty has always been open. During the banquet, no matter whether it was a woman or a young lady, they did not evade the family concubine dancing in the courtyard at all. Instead, they exchanged their dancing postures in a low voice.

All of a sudden, in the front yard, silk and bamboo were playing in harmony, and the voices were like the singing of orioles, presenting a festive and peaceful environment.

(End of this chapter)