The Regent's Space Concubine

Chapter 412 It's like completing a task

Seeing her frightened like this, Jun Liye's heart sank slightly, his tone softened, and he raised his finger to caress the cinnabar between her eyebrows, "Because, you are the snake queen chosen by the elders of the clan!"

Gu Luoluo was taken aback, his eyes widened, and he looked at him incredulously, "How could this happen? I've never seen any elder of the snake tribe..."

Jun Liye's eyes fell on the cinnabar between her eyebrows, and his voice was low, "Many things are predestined, and before you know it, your fate has already been arranged."

Hearing this, Gu Luoluo's heart skipped a beat and sank to the bottom of the valley.

After a while, she finally breathed a sigh of relief, "Don't make things so mysterious, okay?"

Jun Liye withdrew his finger and looked at her lightly, "You don't believe it?"

Gu Luoluo raised his eyes and looked at him, "I only know that everything depends on man's efforts, and the saying that man is determined is better than nature, and I don't believe in destiny."

Jun Liye stared at her for a while, then the corners of his lips curled slightly, "Stubborn woman!"

Gu Luoluo looked at him in a complicated mood and said, "If it is true as you said, I am the snake queen selected by the elders of the clan, it means that you married me only to fulfill some kind of ceremony and the elder's prophecy, not to send a promise. From the bottom of my heart, I want to marry me."

Jun Liye frowned, "Didn't I want to marry you from the bottom of my heart?"

Gu Luoluo nodded, "That's right, because you think I'm the snake queen chosen by the elders, if it wasn't for this reason, you wouldn't marry me, so you married me just to complete the ceremony, not because you like me I.

Perhaps for you, marrying a wife does not require feelings as a foundation at all, let alone consensual wishes. Since the elders in the clan think that I am your snake queen, then you marry me, as if you are completing a task .

But I’m just the opposite of you. I don’t long for any vigorous love, but I think that a man and a woman must be married if you love me, and you have each other in your heart. Once you get married, you must be loyal to each other for the rest of your life.Life is too long, I just want to marry a man who really likes me, loves me, and I also like, so that I can live up to myself and the other party. "

Jun Liye frowned, not understanding why there were so many weird thoughts in her head.

Isn't it the orders of parents and the words of matchmakers that men and women get married nowadays?
With such a bold idea, isn't she afraid of being regarded as a different kind?

Jun Liye looked at her incomprehensibly.

Why is she different from other women, she always has so many ideas, so weird? !

But, doesn't he like her?
Indeed, when she first decided to marry her, it was entirely because of the cinnabar mole between her eyebrows, and it happened that she looked at his body again, because the elders of the clan predicted that a woman who met these conditions would be his destined snake queen , So, while in the cave, he decided to marry her.

But although it was because of these reasons that he had the idea of ​​marrying her, he was sincere and wanted to marry her from the bottom of his heart.

Are these not enough?
Thinking of this, he frowned deeply.

It's just that the wishful thinking she said...

Gu Luoluo saw that his expression had softened, and continued: "Jun Liye, in fact, you and I are of different races and have different ideas. If we are together, there will be many differences in the future. If the husband and wife do not get along, then this marriage, won't be happy either."

When Jun Liye heard this, he suddenly raised his eyes to look at her, "I don't know what you mean by love, but I believe it is the theory of destiny. The encounter in the cave is a secret arrangement, you It happens to meet the conditions of my future snake queen, so I will marry you! Also, you always say that we are of different races and cannot be together, so who made the rules?"

(End of this chapter)