Flowers are full of clothes because of you

Chapter 238 Why do women make trouble for women
He said coldly: "Last night, did you have a good conversation? Don't deny it, Gu saw it with his own eyes. And this morning, Gu also saw it with his own eyes. You can't argue with it!"

Mei Xinggan smiled miserably.

Gritting his teeth, he said: "My mother and him are best friends. We have known each other for more than ten years. From going to school to working together, we are best buddies. Is it true that there must be the kind of discord between good friends? Is the relationship clear? Liancheng Gu, do you have to cut off all the friends of the opposite sex before being your concubine?"

The queen took the opportunity to say, "Hey, we've known each other for so many years, so are we childhood sweethearts?"

Mei Xinggan listened.

He looked at the Queen and Concubine Mei with hatred.

His eyes were full of sadness and mockery.

She said: "I don't think I have offended you. I just want to live my own peaceful life, and I don't want to compete with you. But what about you? I have been persecuted and framed again and again. Everyone is a woman, a woman. Why bother to embarrass women?"

The queen was silent.

Concubine Mei shifted her gaze elsewhere.

The other concubines bowed their heads in silence.

Mei Xinggan set her eyes on Liancheng Gu.

He said in an extremely cold tone: "Lian Chenggu, I don't have to care how others treat me. I can pretend that I didn't hear it, or I can pretend that I didn't see it. I can even look at it with the eyes of a bystander. But , I only care about your thoughts, do you believe me or not?"

Liancheng was stunned.

In her flickering gaze and cold voice that made people tremble uncontrollably.

He suddenly felt a little helpless.

Although as the king of the Dali dynasty.

Holds the power of life and death.

However, when faced with such a decisive question from this woman.

He was still at a loss.

However, everything in front of him, as well as what he saw with his own eyes, made him dare not believe her, because he was afraid that what awaited him would be a more terrifying and unacceptable fact.

(End of this chapter)