The Rebirth of Jiangmen's Daughter

Chapter 865
When the host said this, Ye Qingcheng saw Ye Qi winking at her at a glance, and immediately Ye Qingcheng followed the host's words.

"The host is very thoughtful, so the believer girl will go and rest first according to the host's intention, and the host should also rest, and the believer girl will come to bother you later!"

The host heard Ye Qingcheng's politeness, and the smile on his face became more and more kind. After saluting and reciting the Buddha's name, he took the rest of the little nuns away, leaving only one little nun who looked at her with a shrewd look. Lead the way for Ye Qingcheng and others.

Seeing that the host had left, the little nun raised her smiling face and said with a smile: "The princess is exhausted all the way, and she must be tired after offering incense and lighting the long lamp. Shunhe will take the princess to rest now!"

Ye Qingcheng was stunned, and when she realized that this clever little nun was called Shunhe, she was very polite at that moment: "That's very good, I'm sorry!"

The group of people had just arrived at the small courtyard where Ye Qingcheng was resting, and Shunhe asked the little nun who guarded the courtyard to bring out tea.

"Shuixian Nunnery has nothing to entertain the princess, the tea is poor, I hope the princess will forgive me!"

Shunhe took the tea, served it to Ye Qingcheng himself, and then showed a bright smile again.

"Although the tea here is poor, the water used to make the tea is very good. Is it possible for the princess to taste it quickly?"

Originally, Ye Qingcheng was very polite to this gentle person because of his cleverness and pleasant speech, but when he thought that a person of cultivation was so outstanding in front of him at this time, he became a little cold at the moment.

"Little master, you are being polite. The Narcissus Temple is a foreign place. How can you say that the tea is bad? Nothing in Buddhism is bad. What's more, you also said that the water for making tea is very good. The tea is also considered excellent."

Shun He obviously didn't expect Ye Qingcheng to say such a thing, and even though he didn't know how to respond, Ye Qingcheng obviously didn't intend to give her a chance.

"Since the little master has sent us to the courtyard, let's go back and report. My princess will go to listen to the presiding lecture in a while!"

Ye Qingcheng had already spoken to this point, Yu Mo naturally understood that Ye Qingcheng had issued an order to evict guests, and a smile appeared on his face just right.

"Our concubine got up early this morning and hurried on my way. I'm afraid my son is extremely sleepy now, so I will send the little master off for the concubine!"

Seeing the reward purse faintly visible on Yumo's cuff, Na Shunhe's face looked a little better, and immediately recited the Buddha's mantra with Ye Qingcheng, and then went out with Yumo.

Seeing Yu Mo walk away peacefully, Ye Qi said coldly: "Princess, guess what happened just now?"

Hearing that Yumo's tone was wrong, Ye Qingcheng showed surprise on his face, and after thinking for a while, he asked in doubt, "Could it be that Ye Jinxiu knew we were here and begged to come here?"

"Let's go out in the future and really look at the days. Not all times are suitable for offering incense! Just now, when the lady lit the long burning lamp, the slaves caught Ye Jinxiu and pearls from the back window of the backyard. Their masters and servants held both of them. Holding the torch, they are discussing to destroy Wangfei's ever-burning lamp first, and then take advantage of the chaos to push Wangfei..."

Ye Qingcheng was startled, and immediately showed anger: "Is she tired of working? Now that she has arrived at the Narcissus Nunnery, she is still so restless!"

After hearing Ye Qingcheng's words, Ye Qi's face slowly turned angry, and then she spoke bitterly.

"The slaves were in a hurry at the time, but they didn't want the young lady's intentions, so they got wise and picked up a stone and threw it at their master and servant, and their master and servant stopped their movements!"

(End of this chapter)