Peerless Empress

Chapter 50

Di Qing calmly withdrew his gaze, lowered his head slowly, continued to look at the book, and replied softly: "Well, I didn't have a nightmare..." After taking a bath last night, Di Si had already left the room and took away the box he gave him at the same time. And because she was too tired, she fell into a deep sleep when she touched the bed.

Di Si turned his head to look at Di Fan, but the corners of his mouth were obviously curved because of her words, and he sat gracefully beside Di Fan, with a smile on his face, replaced by a serious face: "Third Brother, Dad asked me to Let me tell you, pay more attention to the movement of the branch hall..."

Di Fan stopped what he was doing, frowned, and asked in a low voice, "Is it because the branch of the Jing family was destroyed last night?"

Although Di Fan's voice was not loud, Di Qing, who was not far away from them, heard it clearly. His heart paused. The branch of the Jing family was burned. Could it be Luo Qinglian did it? I still remember what he said the night before, the second The batch of dowry will be delivered within one or two days...

Also, he left suddenly yesterday, although it was because of something in the clan, but at that time, she felt that his departure had something to do with her.

Disi showed an unprecedented solemn expression: "Well, Jing Shangtian was furious when he heard the news, and then banned Jing Ling from entering and leaving Jingfu. Based on my guess, Jing Shangtian thought that the destruction of the branch hall was done secretly by the Di family."

"So, the fourth brother is worried that the Jing family will point the finger at the Di family, right?"

Di Si raised his forehead slightly: "No matter what the purpose of the person who destroyed the Jing family branch, he has successfully provoked a dispute between the Di Jing family."

There was a sudden 'hiss', the sound of the book being torn apart, and it caught the attention of the two people in the room. They looked at the girl sitting next to them at the same time.

Di Qing closed the book, rubbed his forehead, stood up, and smiled calmly: "Third brother, fourth brother, I'm a little tired from sitting, let's go for a walk!"

"Qing'er, open fire in the yard for lunch today, don't go too far..." Di Fan carefully instructed.

"Qing'er!" Di Si got up and called her, walked in front of him, stared at her face, and then took out two ordinary silver rings from his bosom.

She glanced lightly at it, it was a space ring, although it looked small, it could accommodate large materials and magical beasts.

He took her left hand, put one of them into her little finger, and said, "All the things I gave yesterday are in this ring...and this one..." He twirled the ring in his hand, and his thin lips curled up in a harmless and gentle way. Smile: "There are gold and silver coins inside..." As he spoke, he slipped it into the index finger of her right hand, and his fingertips lightly slid across the ring: "The Emperor's family doesn't need money from outsiders..."

outsider……

She stared blankly at the beautiful black eyes with a blinding smile, and then at the black and white hairpin on top of him, her cherry lips parted slightly: "Got it, fourth brother..." At first she thought that Di Si was blaming her for using Gong Lieyang's Silver, bought a hairpin as a gift for him, but seeing the hairpin on top of his head, it was obviously not like this, she reckoned that Di Si didn't like Gong Lieyang either.

After Di Qing left Di Fan's courtyard, she wandered around the compound, she just wanted to calm herself down and think about all the problems seriously.

After hearing Disi's words, she had to re-examine Luo Qinglian, recalling the day when she was fetching water from the back mountain, her thoughts at that time were very simple, but she firmly believed that Luo Qinglian would send the dowry, purely because of his unruly temperament, and did not give up. He didn't care about his family's problems. Looking back now, there might be other reasons why he gave the 'dowry' so easily.

Perhaps, Gong Lieri's warning was not unreasonable...

(End of this chapter)