Side Concubine Wan Fu

Chapter 96 Chi Jianing's Ancient New Life 73
Chi Jianing stared nervously at him with big peach eyes, a flash of ignorance flashed in his eyes, then gently pulled the corner of Yong Jing's sleeve, and nodded docilely: "Your Highness, I'm wrong."

No matter what the fault is, on this occasion, of course, she will take Prince Wei's face first, so she returned very quickly, but it caused Prince Wei to bow his head and look at her:
"What's wrong?"

Uh... When Chi Jianing was asked, he looked puzzled and bewildered. Like:
She really didn't know what was wrong, but when Prince Wei left earlier, he didn't show any trace of anger, so what happened to her here?However, she didn't do anything else in this Yuya building.

It can't be because she made the girl with three surnames 'wait' for a while, get angry with her!If he really stood up for them, he wouldn't order to be slapped!
As for not liking her extravagance... this, Chi Jianing took a look at the luxurious clothes and accessories on the two of them, and even vigorously shot this thought away.

It can't be for the daughters of a few small officials, that is, her words and deeds here are inappropriate and violate the taboo of Prince Wei!
Chi Jianing paused for a moment, and then tried to answer: "Your Highness, I am still a concubine, and I am still waiting to be married, how can I go beyond the rules with the name of the palace..."

Chi Jianing swallowed his increasingly dry and bitter throat, tugged at his sleeve weakly, and explained in a low voice.

The voice was extremely low, and the last four "I'm not stupid" voices, if it weren't for Yong Jing's internal martial arts strength, I really couldn't hear them clearly.

Listening to her complaints, Yong Jing immediately realized that the little girl just didn't know the way inside, which made those lowly slaves misunderstand.

Chi Jianing recalled it now, she had obviously laughed at the three girls for being unruly, but the three girls were like wasps who had seen nectar, and each of them lowered their faces and said flatteringly to her, "How dare you disobey orders, That's their honor' words!

No matter how stupid he was, Chi Jianing understood that he had made a common sense mistake.When the little hand gently pulled Yong Jing's palm, the strength was a bit heavy, and it made me feel angry!
After all, she was wronged because of 'Prince Wei'.

Seeing that he didn't object, he still stared at her silently, with an expression of 'continue', Chi Jianing said a few words, his head was going numb, and then miraculously thought of Cui's daughter who was lying on the ground, she Glancing at him, he frowned:
"The concubine should not be arrogant, lose, lose the face of the palace..."

Just as Chi Jianing reflected in a low voice, she saw his phoenix eyes narrowed. She quickly stopped talking, lowered her head in fear, and murmured weakly:
"Your Highness, my concubine is unknown."

Yong Jing opened his deep phoenix eyes, met Chi Jianing's breathless sigh, stroked her waist-length blue hair with his rough hands to comfort her, and sneered in a deep voice:

"This king's side concubine, who dares to belittle her?"

After finishing speaking, those phoenix eyes turned from fiery to ice-cold, and she glanced lightly at the daughter of the petty official who was lying on the ground and trembling.

Heck, he even ruthlessly suppressed the eldest daughter of Xu Junshou, let alone a little daughter of a master!

There is nothing he can do about the tenderness and kindness of the little woman around him, and it is only her chaste nature that keeps her duty.

Cui Wanshu, who was lying on the ground, felt as if struck by lightning, her frail body trembled when she heard the news: Prince Wei, what, what do you mean?
"Your Highness, it's my concubine's fault." Chi Jianing looked at the big palm holding his little hand, and immediately apologized softly.

"It doesn't matter, it's just a family concubine, and this king doesn't take it seriously."

Prince Wei's short sentence shocked both Chi Jianing and Cui Wanshu, their faces paled in fear—

(End of this chapter)