Does the lord lack a pendant?

Chapter 401 Impossible to give up Yue Jianxi

Alas, what happened to her, why did she think of her modern friends again, and she didn't know whether what she had dreamed was a dream, or if Bai Dai used an extraordinary method to connect with her brainwaves.

"Accept you as an apprentice? Could it be that your brain was also burned?" After scraping off the last piece of ointment, Mr. Tan stood up and stared at her nonchalantly: "It's recovering well, but if you want your skin to be as good as new, you still have to apply it." The medicine can’t be broken even if it’s taken internally.”

Laixi said from the side: "You say, the slaves will remember."

Tan Lao snorted coldly: "What qualifications do you have to talk to me, call that kid Lian Liangsheng."

"Old Tan, why do you bully a girl with such a status?" Yue Jianxi saw Laixi's face about to cry, and quickly winked at her: "Go and see where the persimmon is."

Lai Xi replied yes, and hurried out.

The medicine sage had a really bad temper. She stood by the door and peeked in, a little afraid that the young lady would be yelled at by the old medicine sage.

But I still have to go to the Shizi.

When Lian Lusheng walked into the room, he saw that Princess Xuan was holding scissors to cut his own hair, and a few servant girls beside her were hugging her, holding her hand, begging her to think about it.

"Mother, is it interesting for you to make such a fuss?" Lian Lisheng walked to the bed, sat down on the Jinwu, and looked at her coldly.

Princess Xuan glared at him resentfully: "If you want to cut off the incense of my lord, I might as well become a monk, so as not to be quiet! I will be ashamed of my ancestors in a hundred years."

Lian Lusheng crossed his legs together, put one hand on the desk, and curled his lips coldly: "Everyone go out."

After seeing the savior, the maids breathed a sigh of relief and retreated.

Lian Lusheng raised his eyes: "Mother, why pass on your own pain to others."

Princess Xuan looked at him tremblingly holding the scissors: "What do you mean? Now that your wings are stiff, you don't take us seriously at all, right?"

Lian Lusheng said indifferently: "Mother, for a person who has the same experience as you, you should sympathize, not hurt."

Concubine Xuan's face was dead silent and bloodless.

Knowing that she had listened, Lian Lusheng stood up: "Don't forget how her mother treated you back then."

"So her daughter is coming to harm our palace!" Princess Xuan suddenly became excited.

Lian Lusheng looked down at her: "Then, mother is letting me go from beginning to end?"

"It's just a mess, it's just a marriage, and it's fine to retire."

"Back then, your father treated you like this, can you survive?" Lian Liangsheng curled his lips coldly.

Concubine Xuan got off the bed, rushed up and slapped him in the face: "Presumptuous, your father and I are the ones you can talk about."

"Even if you are presumptuous, I will still ask."

"Brother Yuan and I are in love! He can't give up on me."

Lian Lusheng turned around and walked out: "I will also give this sentence to my mother."

Princess Xuan clenched her fists: "What do you mean!"

"It's impossible for me to give up on Yue Jianxi." Lian Lusheng's body had already left the door, and his cold voice drifted into Princess Xuan's ears like a calm breeze.

She fell to the ground suddenly, what should Brother Yuan do, our incense will be gone.

Could it be that their family is doomed to lose their incense?

Mother Du hurried in and helped her up: "Princess, don't be hard on yourself with the son. Now that something happened to Miss Yue Er, if the son really divorced, wouldn't the world scold her?"

　small theater:

　　Persimmon: "Luo, come out, what do they mean when they say I can't have a bridal chamber?"

　　Mou Luo: "To love her is to endure loneliness."

　　Persimmon: "You can't eat meat in the bridal chamber, and you don't want to see the sun again."

　　Mou Luo: "Without a monthly pass, I would rather not see the sun."

　　Persimmon: "You can figure it out..."

　　
　
(End of this chapter)