The medical concubine never thinks of going out of the wall

Chapter 1788 Falling Into the Vat of Vinegar

Isn't this just laughing?It doesn't look as cold and unapproachable as in the legend.

Qu Tiange looked regretful: "I fished all morning, but I didn't catch anything."

"How stupid."

Everyone gasped, this is the Prince of Daliang, although their little princess is very childish, she is very likely to annoy the other party.

But Qu Tiange smiled even more happily: "No, otherwise you will teach me."

But Tangtang sighed, with a troubled expression on his face, and then looked at Murong Xi: "Father, mother won't let me out to play, I leaked out secretly, and she found out, I dare not go back."

That was clearly a coquettish appearance, Murong Xi enjoyed it very much, knelt down, and stroked Tangtang's little face: "Later, father will accompany you back."

"What about the big cricket, shall we go together?"

Murong Xi and Lu Bai changed their faces at the same time, and quickly returned to their normal expressions. Lu Bai smiled and said, "Tang, no, Princess Wuxia, that's the harem. We foreign ministers, how can we go in casually."

Tangtang was very disappointed.

"That, that..."

She couldn't think of any excuse to invite Qu Tiange to Guangling Hall.

"Alright, Tangtang, let's go fishing."

Murong Xi tried to divert Tangtang's mind. After all, Tangtang was a child. When he heard about fishing, he became interested in playing, so he really forgot.

"Okay, go fishing, catch a big fish, and make up for my mother."

Because Tangtang was here, for the sake of safety, he changed to a painting boat to go out. Tangtang also shared a small fishing rod, sitting between Murong Xi and Qu Tiange, dangling his little feet, fishing happily.

The harvest of the day was not much, but there was a big fish that was caught by Qu Tiange. After landing, Tangtang tilted her head and rubbed her little hands with delight: "Well, big cricket, you can give your fish to me. Is it my mother?"

Qu Tiange nodded, but Murong Xi said: "Tangtang, don't make trouble, Father will take you back."

Tangtang was unhappy, and frowned: "Where did I make trouble, I just asked the big cricket for a fish, my mother is sick, big cricket, do you know that my mother is sick?"

Qu Tiange heard that Princess Ruluo was assassinated.

"kindness."

"My mother is in so much pain, she didn't sleep all night last night."

At the same time, Murong Xi and Lu Bai were also hurting.

Murong Xi wanted to stay in Guangling Hall to accompany Tang Nineteen yesterday, but she didn't want to. He didn't dare to force him to stay, so he could only leave.

"You take this medicine to your mother, it is very effective for internal injuries."

Qu Tiange took out a bottle of medicine, as if Tangtang had won a treasure, he nodded while holding the medicine, while not forgetting about the fish: "Where's the fish?"

"Take it."

"Big crickets are the best, I like big crickets the most."

Murong Xi's heart ached.

Tangtang finally had a good harvest, took the medicine and fish, and was personally escorted by Murong Xi, and returned to Guangling Hall.

At the gate of Guangling Hall, Murong Xi looked at the fish and the medicine in Tangtang's hands, feeling really uncomfortable, so he looked at Tangtang with a gentle and pleasant face: "Tangtang, can my father ask you a question?"

"kindness."

"Do you like the big cricket more, or the father more?"

Tangtang tilted her head, thought for a while, but finally didn't answer, but just smacked Murong Xi's face.

This mouthful was very beneficial, and it also made Murong Xi helpless, this child is very smart.

"Okay, your mother won't scold you when Father sends you in."

"Enen, Royal Father is so kind."

Good, not the best just now.

Hehe, to what extent is he going to be jealous for these two girls? Just soak the whole thing in the vinegar vat. After a while, when Tang Nineteen sees that these are given by Qu Tiange, his expression probably makes him feel jealous again. .

Forget it, don't read it.

After sending the person to Tang Nineteen, he left.

(End of this chapter)