After wearing the book, I became the villain's princess

Chapter 370

It does look a bit like a thank you.

Ji Rong assured again and again: "I'm really not going to do anything, I can be full of sincerity."

Ning Jin: "..."

In his spare time, Ning Jin asked: "You have been with Princess Yin for the past few days, do you have anything to say?"

She hopes to get a different answer from Ji Rong.

But the results were somewhat disappointing.

"No, and it's not me who follows Princess Yin, but Princess Yin who follows me. No matter how I go on, I will leave the Prince's Mansion."

The one outside hadn't escaped yet, but there was another one inside.

Or someone he can't offend.

"Hasn't your uncle urged you to get married recently?"

"No, it's strange to say that my uncle hasn't mentioned the marriage during this period of time. I suspect he must be waiting for me to ask. Once I open my mouth, I will be at a disadvantage, so I must not ask."

Ning Jin: "..."

You deserve to be single!
Thinking of this, Ning Jin got into the carriage directly.

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After arriving at Huichun Building, Ji Rong was deeply moved.

"I didn't expect Princess Jing to be the boss of Huichun Building. If I knew it earlier, I should have a good relationship with Princess Jing."

It's a pity that it doesn't work now, and who can say what will happen next.

"Aren't you building a good relationship by coming here to give gifts now?" Ning Jin said speechlessly.

I suspect that Ji Rong came here just to eat.

Ji Rong smiled, "I always believe that if you want others to know, you have to do nothing, what does the Crown Princess think?"

"Very good! Be a man and do things, but please have a clear conscience."

After Ning Jin finished speaking, she went in directly, asked the people inside, and when she learned that Lin Moyu was there, she went upstairs directly.

But Ji Rong didn't go in for a long time, and finally repeated to himself: "You have a clear conscience!"

After Ning Jin knocked on the door and went in, she found Lin Moyu sitting by the window.

"Why are you sitting here blowing the cold wind?"

Lin Moyu was not surprised that Ning Jin came over, "I'm watching Ji Rong! What is he doing here?"

Ning Jin stretched out his head to look over, and said with a smile, "I'll give you a gift."

Lin Moyu understood, "Where am I missing, I seem to be looking for trouble."

"Come down!" Ning Jin pulled Lin Moyu aside and closed the window.

"It's better not to blow the cold wind."

Lin Moyu then walked to the other side and sat down, "Are you here with Ji Rong?"

"No, it was he who insisted on asking me to come with you. You can accept it later, so that it can end earlier, so that no one will catch you asking around."

When Ning Jin said this, he actually thought that Ji Rong's purpose in coming here was not pure.

"no problem."

The two waited for a while, and then heard a knock on the door.

Lin Moyu walked over and opened the door, deliberately surprised: "Mr. Ji, why are you here?"

"Didn't the princess tell you? I came to thank you. It was thanks to you that I was saved last time."

Ji Rong glanced behind Lin Moyu, and found that Ning Jin was sitting inside and looking towards this side, but there was no movement.

But Lin Moyu had no plans to give way, so she could only continue: "Well, I will send the thank you downstairs, and the waiter in the restaurant will look at it, how about Princess Jing to see if she likes it?"

Lin Moyu: "Thank you, Mr. Ji, for your kindness. No matter what you give me, I will like it."

Ji Rong: "..."

"Since there is nothing wrong, Mr. Ji, please go back!"

Lin Moyu didn't talk too much at all, making Ji Rong anxious, and hurriedly said: "Concubine Jing, apart from coming to thank you today, I also want to ask about some things that day. Can I do it for the sake of the princess?"

Ning Jin: "..."

Lin Moyu put her hands against the door, and said methodically: "It was the guy in the shop who saved you that day, you can go down and ask, and as for the thank you gift you gave, I will also give it to that guy, he is you Someone who should really be thankful."

(End of this chapter)