I'm spoiling my uncle

Chapter 21 When I Know You Are Still Playing With Mud
When Luo Liyou woke up, the night was already deep, the rain outside the window was pattering, and the spring breeze carried the smell of rain and soil, like a song about tenderness, lingering and lingering.

She slowly opened her eyes, and what imprinted in her eyes was the black figure, and the dim yellow light reflected him, making him look lonely and cold.

"Wanna wake up?"

Luo Li sat up and rubbed her forehead: "Well, where am I? Where is Qiulu?"

Qi Feng turned his head and looked at her disdainfully: "He can faint for a whole day without any disease or pain, how much affection do you have for him?"

Luo Li saw that he was supercilious and had nothing to do with himself, and a wry smile appeared on the corner of his mouth: "Does a cool and indifferent person like Mr. Qi understand feelings?"

Qi Feng couldn't help laughing: "Hehe, I'm cool and indifferent? When I understood feelings, Miss Luo might still be playing with mud on the ground."

Luo Li saw that he was only in his twenties, but he described himself so vicissitudes, and said flatly: "You are only a few years older than me, so you can say that you are a veteran in love."

"Ninth Prince Chu Yi was able to appoint you as his concubine who was still in the mother's womb at the age of six. Naturally, he is no match for him."

Qi Feng stared at her, his beautiful peach eyes were half-closed, and there was a look of inquiry at the bottom of his eyes, hoping to see a little bit of turmoil from her expression.

Luo Li just showed a faint smile: "How can you take what a six-year-old child said seriously? The Ninth Prince was still at the age of playing with mud at that time."

There was a sneer at the corner of his mouth: "Maybe he didn't take it seriously? Otherwise, why would he want to marry someone else now? But are you serious? Otherwise, why would you faint? Luo Li, are you feeling uncomfortable?"

Luo Li was stunned, her watery eyes dimmed following his words.

She is uncomfortable. After seeing it with her own eyes, can she imagine anything else?His strange eyes and ruthless back, like a sharp sword, kept poking at her heart.

She replied to him weakly: "Whether I feel uncomfortable or not, what does it have to do with you? How can you understand? It's useless to tell you."

"It's just a chance encounter, just ask."

Qi Feng got up and went to the window, opened the window, the rain didn't seem to intend to stop at all, it was blown by the wind wantonly, floated into the room, and fell on the face with a chill, Luo Li couldn't help but tighten the quilt, Qi Feng He stood at the window with his hand, not knowing what he was looking at.

His robe fluttered with the wind, and his hair was gradually covered with water droplets, glistening and crystal clear under the dim light of the candle flame. At this moment, he must be lonely too.

Luo Li couldn't help asking curiously: "Mr. Qi is far away from his homeland and came to Southern Jin alone. Could it be that there is someone you miss in Southern Jin?"

Qi Feng squinted his peach blossom eyes, facing the wind and said indifferently: "You can't take care of yourself now, how can you care about others in your spare time?"

"It's not about caring, you said you met by chance, so I'm also asking."

Qi Feng looked back at her, then looked out of the window: "I'm just doing business."

Luo Li smiled lightly, but she didn't ask any more questions. She lowered her eyes and suddenly felt very sad.

Qi Feng stayed for a while, closed the window, turned around and said softly, "You can leave as soon as the sun rises, this place is not far from the capital, Qiu Lu should still be waiting for you in the Zuixin Tower."

"Well, I still want to thank you for taking me in."

He didn't speak any more, pushed the door out, and disappeared into the night against the wind and rain.

Luo Li leaned against the bed, no longer sleepy, she listened to the wind and the rain, her mind was full of his back, the flowers had fallen, the clouds and smoke dissipated, those pasts were short-lived after all.

(End of this chapter)