Crown Princess, she always wants to leave

Chapter 191 Okay, I don't care about you. 23
Chu Ci stood there, staring at the screaming boy in the carriage without moving for a while.

Until Chu Bei behind him said coldly: "He is very unstable now, I plan to find someone to treat his illness, you can come to me again in two days."

Chu Ci frowned, and looked sideways at Chu Bei: "He said I was disgusting."

Chu Bei looked at her without saying a word.

"No, how disgusting am I?" Chu Ci turned back to ask the young man, also very annoyed in his heart, it was the confusion that had been suppressed for a long time.

However, as soon as she asked, the young man suddenly hugged his head and cried, "Chu Ci, don't be with him...he's so scary..."

Chu Ci watched the young man talking wildly without saying a word, knowing that the person he was referring to was His Highness the Crown Prince, but she was still unmoved. After a long time, she calmly turned back and asked Chu Bei: "Where did you find him?"

"Preparing to say, he came to look for you." Chu Bei said coldly, "Just yesterday, he appeared outside the Duke Protector's mansion. I probably asked a few words and learned that he came to look for you of."

Hearing this, Chu Ci frowned even more calmly, but she didn't say anything more at this moment, but calmly said to Chu Bei: "I'll go find him when he's in better spirits."

After saying this, Chu Ci left without looking back.

I'm afraid of hearing something I don't want to hear again.

Sometimes, she also wonders why she doesn't know anything, but because she is immersed in the care and love given by His Royal Highness, she feels that it doesn't matter whether she knows...

But now, someone who knows about her past appeared, he said he was disgusted, and that His Highness the Crown Prince was terrible...

Is he talking crazy, or does he really know some unknown secrets...

Chu Ci doesn't know, the only thing she knows clearly is that when he wakes up, she will ask him one by one.

Chu Ci was absent-minded and went back to His Highness the Crown Prince and sat down. After a while, his hand was gently held by a very warm hand, and Chu Ci suddenly came back to his senses. When he raised his eyes, he saw Di Feili just in time. Looking at her, "What are you thinking?"

Chu Ci shook his head lightly, then lowered his head again.

She watched Di Feili hold her slender fingers, subconsciously scratched lightly, but didn't use much strength.

She was full of thoughts about what the young man said, and for a moment, she really wanted to rush out and ask the young man, what did His Highness the Crown Prince do to her?

Chuci wanted to stand up without thinking, but the moment he was about to stand up, Di Feili held his hand, and Di Feili said softly, "Where are you going?"

Chu Ci was stunned for a moment, blinked his eyes, and sat back obediently like a ghost.

She was in a very bad condition, and she was reluctant to deal with the empress dowager and the others, so that she returned to the palace with His Royal Highness very early.

However, after returning to the palace, Di Feili asked her to rest in the palace while he went to the Book Pavilion.

Chu Ci looked at Di Feili's cold figure when he walked out, feeling a little guilty for no reason, because she didn't tell him about seeing that young man without telling him...

Who can guarantee that what the young man said is true or false, maybe he is really just talking crazy?
You can't just provoke her relationship with His Highness the Crown Prince so easily because of someone she doesn't know...

Chu Ci thought that when His Royal Highness came back, she would share her happiness with His Royal Highness, but she didn't see His Royal Highness come back until it was dark, Chu Ci frowned, and couldn't help but take the initiative to go to Shuge to find someone up.

It was very strange, there was no guard outside the book pavilion at that time, she walked over, and was about to knock on the door, but heard His Highness the Crown Prince's rambling and low words from inside: "Kill it."

(End of this chapter)