Leftover Girl Crossing: King Leng's Stand-in Concubine

Chapter 251
Qingqing put down the bowl when she was full, and Chou Niang served tea, then began to tidy up, Qingqing said kindly, "Thank you!"

Chou Niang said in a somewhat dull voice, "You're very polite!" and went out with the bowls and chopsticks.

Leaving this room was wrapped up like rice dumplings, but Qingqing didn't take a good look outside.

She called softly, and Chou Niang came in.

Qingqing smiled and said, "Can you accompany me for a walk in the yard? I feel like I'm getting moldy!"

Chou Niang nodded.

The courtyard is very large. From a distance, the buildings look like castles in fairy tales, with pointed or domed domes. The clothes of the people in the church are mainly made of beige yarn. There is a fluttering feeling when the wind blows.

Qingqing saw a big banyan tree in the yard, so she ordered Chou Niang to put a chair under it, and she wanted to sit there for a while.

After a while, Chou Niang ordered someone to put a chaise longue there, and a small mahogany corner table with seasonal fresh fruits on it.

Qingqing asked Chou Niang, "Where is the second son's house?"

Chou Niang pointed her finger over, "That's the tallest house with the red roof!"

Qingqing looked over, and felt that there were still four or five courtyards between them.

She touched her sleeve lightly, it was the letter of divorce from Murong Jin.

She had put all the other things back into the kit bag and sewed them into the hidden pockets.

A maid came in and sent an order, "Girl, the Second Young Master has an order, and you need to wait for him to go to bed tonight. Please take a bath and change clothes in advance to get ready."

Qingqing responded with a blank expression, this meeting is only in the afternoon, and to notify so early, this young man's behavior is comparable to that of an emperor.

Qingqing has already calculated everything in her heart.

Qingqing ordered Chou Niang Chou Niang to say, "Is there any wine here? I want to drink..."

Chou Niang replied, "Yes, this servant will go get it now!"

After a while, Chou Niang brings out the wine jug and wine glass made of jade, and a few small dishes to accompany the wine.

Qingqing gulped down the wine, and her feet became weak after a while, but Qingqing was confident that she could still control her behavior. After all, if she drank too little, the scene would be too late.

(End of this chapter)