Living With The Emperor: The Agent Queen

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For the confidante, Chenlu is furious! (4)

"Qingyan, wake up, wake up, look at me, tell me you won't die, right..."

Speaking of the word "death", his eyes became water-colored, and immediately after that, transparent and crystal-clear beads slipped from his face.

Flying through the air, it landed on Princess Qingyan's face, smashing into several petals. [

I don't know if I felt the tears of the morning dew, or for other reasons.

Princess Qingyan, who had been in a coma all this time, shook her eyelashes and opened her eyes.

"Qingyan, you're awake!"

Seeing her wake up, Chen Lu was just surprised.

"Chen... Dew..."

Seeing the person in front of her clearly, a bright color flashed in Princess Qingyan's bewildered eyes.

"You...were crying?!"

"No, I didn't cry!"

Chen Lu shook her head gently, and raised the corners of her lips reluctantly.

"Look, I'm laughing, I'm so glad you woke up.

Qingyan, I will take you to a place right now, I will help you get rid of the poison on your body, you will not die, and I will help you get everything you want..."

Looking at that exquisite face, Princess Qingyan's lips raised a pale but happy smile.

She knew in her heart that her time was running out.

Raising her palm with all her strength, she gently supported Chen Lu's face.

"Chenlu, let me tell you... one thing..."

"No, don't tell me, tell me when you are better!"

Chen Lu suddenly became frightened and wanted to stop her in a hurry.

This scene was so familiar that it scared him.

Pressing his lips with fingers, Princess Qingyan took a deep breath. [

She knew in her heart that now was her last chance.

"Chenlu...Actually, I...just...want...you..."

After barely saying the word you, the palm of her hand holding his face froze suddenly, and then fell powerlessly.

A pair of beautiful pupils also slowly closed, and a line of cold tears flowed down the corners of the eyes.

If it was possible, she wished so much, but it turned out not to be the case.

It's a pity that fate is so impermanent.