Flowers on the other side are blooming for you

Chapter 884 In fact, what I said is true...

There was something ominous in her voice.

Mo Qingcheng's heart skipped a beat, and she held her tighter: "I said, I won't let you down! Are you so unconfident in yourself?"

Ye Xuanji drew circles on his heart, and said with a smile: "Why are you nervous, I am beautiful now. Naturally I am very confident. Well, when I am old and you have other women in your arms, you can let that woman call me For my mother-in-law..."

She wanted to continue talking nonsense, but Mo Qingcheng had already kissed her with his lips.

His kiss was so fierce and fierce that she swallowed the second half of the sentence, unable to speak——

After a while, Mo Qingcheng let go of her, and said coolly: "Little girl, if you talk nonsense again, I will use this method to block you until you shut up!"

Ye Xuanji refused to accept: "I..."

Seeing that Mo Qingcheng's lips were about to press down again, she hurriedly lowered her head.

Hiding her small face on his chest: "Okay, okay, I won't talk anymore. Well, it's rare that the moon is so beautiful tonight, let's talk."

Hugging her nephrite and fragrant body, the faint fragrance filled the nose, Mo Qingcheng's breath gradually became thicker, and a ball of fire surged up in her lower abdomen...

He suddenly had doubts about his strong self-control, afraid that he would do something to her again.

With a loosening of his arms, he let go of her, and moved his body to the side calmly.

"You can talk, but you are not allowed to talk nonsense." Mo Qingcheng closed her eyes slightly, warning her lightly.

"Actually, what I said is true..." Ye Xuanji murmured softly.

Seeing that Mo Qingcheng opened her eyes unkindly again, she hurriedly changed the subject: "By the way, have you found the entrance to His Highness Jinluan's treasure?"

This is a relatively safe topic, Mo Qingcheng shook his head: "Not yet."

"What if you have collected all the artifacts and can't find the entrance to the treasure?"

Ye Xuanji thought of a very realistic problem.

(End of this chapter)