The princess who loves to "cry" has candy to eat

Chapter 21
At this moment, there was a sound of eager footsteps in the corridor of the embroidery building, and Bai Lingyao's hand trembled slightly, and she pinned the needle on a red plum that hadn't been embroidered yet.She stopped talking, and looked at Ping'er, the servant girl who hurried into the room.

"Why are you in such a hurry?" Bai Lingyao asked.

Ping'er crossed her fingers and saluted Bai Lingyao, but her eyes were full of anxiety: "Back to Miss, Wan An is here!"

"Since it failed, what is he going to do when he comes back? My little sister is going to meet my grandmother today, and she will definitely tell him the whole story. If Wan An is seen with me, how should I explain it? Send him away as soon as possible." !"

Bai Lingyao got up hurriedly, pacing in the room in a panic, the silk handkerchief in her hand was anxiously messed up.

Wan'an, a lifeless bastard, had everything been revealed, so what face would he have to come back to see her.

"Yes." Ping'er nodded, and wanted to back down, but she stopped her: "Wait!"

She walked quickly with Ping'er, took off the jade pendant from her waist and handed it to Ping'er: "Give this jade pendant to Wan An, let him exchange some money, go as far as possible, leave the capital."

Ping'er was startled, put the jade pendant in her arms, nodded cautiously, and exited the room.

Bai Lingyao bit her lips, her eyebrows were twisted into the word "Chuan", her heart was beating wildly, and the silk handkerchief in her hand was wrinkled.

I don't know if Wan An has shown her flaws, she thought that although the matter did not succeed, she had taught Bai Ruotong a lesson, she never thought that this idiot would sneak back by herself.

She needs to discuss this matter with her mother.

Bai Lingyao couldn't make up her mind, so she left the embroidered building and went back to her boudoir, took out a large cloak from the cabinet, put it on hastily, and left the courtyard.

As soon as this room left, Wan An, who was anxiously waiting in the courtyard, saw a bright green figure walking towards him, looking left and right.

"Ping'er, what does Missy say?" Wan An asked.

Ping'er quickly walked up to Wan An, took the money bag from her waist and stuffed it into his hands: "Miss told you to leave quickly. Here are some pieces of silver. You can take it and leave the capital. Stay away, don't come back."

"It's just some scraps of silver?" Wan An exclaimed, "I was injured by the Fourth Miss, how can I just give some scraps of silver!"

"Hush! Keep your voice down! The mansion is busy, what should you do if you yell and attract people!" Ping'er pressed her lips, motioning him to keep silent.Although the eldest lady gave Wan An a piece of jade pendant, but seeing that the jade pendant was a rare item, Ping'er got greedy and put it in her pocket and was reluctant to give it away.

Wan An's status is so low, how can he deserve such a good thing.Fortunately, she still had the broken silver that the eldest lady usually rewarded, which happened to be used to stop Wan An's mouth.

"You can't let it go like this, can you?" Wan An gritted his teeth, feeling aggrieved.Back then, Bai Lingyao had promised him that as long as the matter was completed, he would be guaranteed to leave the capital safely, and his food and clothing would be endless.But now he only uses a few ingots of broken silver to block his mouth?Do you think Wan An is a beggar?

"What? Are you still trying to play tricks?" Ping'er snorted softly, speaking contemptuously, "Don't forget, Miss Si has returned home safely, and may have shaken you out. You'd better leave now, or you will be caught It's not safe for people to see this head on your neck."

Wan An's face turned pale.He gave Ping'er a vicious look, and turned around angrily.Seeing him leave, Ping'er caressed the priceless jade pendant in her pocket with peace of mind, smiling from ear to ear.

The two of them didn't pay attention. On the attic beside them, a man in black jumped off the glazed tiles and hid in the shade of the trees.

(End of this chapter)