The popular prince and concubine: marry the little maid

Chapter 971 Bullied
Xin'er knew she was in the wrong and disturbed others, so she hurriedly took the broom to clean it up, but—the little maid gave Xin'er a hard push.

With a bang, Xin'er's head hit the wooden bed.

All of a sudden, there was a golden star.

Before Xin'er could open her mouth, the little maid roared angrily: "I can't even clean up a broken cup, it's really a waste to the extreme. You can even fall over after sweeping the floor."

"You—you pushed me?" Xiner said.

"I push you? You can fall yourself—" The little maid was really too arrogant, and, she——she even took Xin'er's hand, "Go and pick it up by yourself. Since you can't clean it, you can Pick it up yourself."

"Ugh, it hurts—"

Xin'er's hand forced her to press it on the shattered glass, and it was bloody immediately.

Pain spread all over her body.

Tears flowed down again.

"Xin'er—" An anxious voice rang out, rushing towards her.

"Xin'er, are you alright?"

Xiaoli looked at Xin'er's hand, very worried.

"What's your business?"

The little maid actually pushed Xiaoli hard, and Xiaoli couldn't stand still for a while, and unexpectedly, she fell on the pushing debris.

"Ah—" Xiaoli screamed, "My arm hurts so much."

It looked like a splinter had seeped into her arm.

"Hey, after all, people won't let people sleep tonight."

From the other small beds, there was already another sound of dissatisfaction, followed by a creaking sound.

Someone came over from the bed and slapped Xiner across the face.

"You said, you still let people sleep? Huh?"

That mocking face just looked at Xin'er coldly, "How did your mother teach you back then? Did she just teach you to mess around at night so that no one can rest? Also, your father has done everything Bad things, why, you are punished for them. Ha—”

"Don't talk about my mother. Don't talk about my mother."

Xin'er bit her lip.

"I just said, your mother is nothing, just like you."

The little maid raised her waist, looked at Xin'er and said disdainfully.

(End of this chapter)