Lingering: Genius Baby Sweetheart Mom

The clever Di Shaoze began to counterattack【17】

Yun Hanxiao sat down helplessly.

Before he could speak, a girl opened the door and came in.

When I came in, I didn't look like a customer or a shop assistant. I just stopped along the corner and took a book of fabric samples to look at, as if I was picking fabrics.

Seeing someone on the side, the Second Madam Di felt very uncomfortable. She didn't want everyone else to hear what she said later. [

The second wife of the emperor winked at the accompanying young man.

The boy walked forward and said politely:

"Miss, if you have nothing else to do, can you go out for a while?"

The girl gave the boy a blank look and ignored him at all.

"We have something to do, please avoid it first."

The Second Madam Di ordered with a cold face, as if the whole world was her family's servants.

The girl turned around and put the book back.

Then I took another book and read it slowly.

He didn't speak or answer, and completely treated the second wife of the emperor as a dead person.

The Second Madam Emperor looked at Yun Hanxiao and said helplessly:

"Can you come out for a while? I have something to say to you!"

Yun Hanxiao smiled lightly, and neatly tidied up the book he was reading just now, and said:

"It's the same here. When I go out, she will follow."

Yun Hanxiao sees her often these days, so she already knows it.

This girl was also sent by Xiao Wu recently, because it was inconvenient for the tall and thick men in the store to come in and out, so she recently sent this girl named Linghu Xiaojing to follow her closely.

This girl is about 23 years old, she is quick-witted, but has few expressions, and she doesn't say a word to Yun Hanxiao.

The whole thing followed like a spirit behind it.

Seeing the cold weather, Yun Hanxiao sometimes advised her not to stand at the door, and Linghu Xiaojing didn't seem to hear her at all.

She would follow any dangerous customers, or stay in the shop directly opposite Zhang's tailor shop, which was half closed all day and didn't know what business it was doing. [