Concubine Mad Concubine: Fifth Miss of the Prime Minister's House

Chapter 1617 Confused battalion officer, confused mandarin ducks

The battalion officers in the barracks would go to the gate to look around every day for the past two days, and they would always stand there for a while.

Every day, I come here in high spirits, and come back disappointed, which makes all the brothers puzzled.

No, after the battalion officer finished training today, he came to the door again, and after asking the soldiers guarding the door a few words, he returned a little disappointed, and the brothers who followed hurriedly went up to meet him.

"Hey, big brother, big brother, what are you looking at when you come to the door every day? Are you looking at someone? Hurry up and tell the brothers, and let the brothers follow along." One of the brothers said happily.

"That's right, big brother, if you say it, let us all be happy." The other brothers echoed.

"Go, go, whoever you like, it's hard to find even a mother in this military camp, let alone a woman." The battalion officer waved his hand casually and walked forward.

"Then since there are no women, why do you come to see this door every day?" One of the soldiers looked carefully at the familiar scene at the door, and murmured: "There is no change here, it is still the same as before."

As soon as he finished speaking, a thump hit him on the head, causing him to cry out in pain.

The battalion officer withdrew his hand that beat Bao Li, and said in a low voice: "I told you one by one, when I asked you to train, each one of you was either uncomfortable here or a little painful there. If you're so excited, get the hell out of here, I'm going to the Seventh Prince's tent."

"Brother, just tell us, okay?" One of the brothers grabbed the battalion officer's sleeve and said.

The battalion officer stared at the soldier with wide-eyed eyes. The soldier was guilty of being looked at by the battalion officer. He found an excuse and ran away, and the rest of the brothers followed suit. The battalion officer's ears became clean all of a sudden.

"These monkey bastards are so fond of gossiping about other people's private affairs all day long that they don't worry about each of them." The battalion officer walked towards the Seventh Prince's tent while talking.

The Seventh Prince reads in the tent, and usually when he is free, the Seventh Prince always likes to hold a book and read quietly by himself.

The battalion officer walked in, and the Seventh Prince looked up at him, then continued to look down at the book.

The battalion officer sat down in front of the Seventh Prince, poured himself a cup of tea, turned the teacup in his hand, stared at the Seventh Prince blankly, as if he wanted to see through him.

"Don't look at me with such eyes, no matter how you look at me, I will not be interested in you." The Seventh Prince turned a page of the book and said in a deep voice.

The camp officer was taking a sip of tea, when he heard that, he spit out the whole sip of tea. Fortunately, the Seventh Prince reacted quickly and blocked it with a book, otherwise, half of the tea would be sprayed on his face up.

"Yingguan, do you drink tea or spray tea?" The Seventh Prince took out a handkerchief and wiped the tea stains on the book, and said speechlessly, "My tea is a tribute, so don't waste it all on me."

The battalion officer wiped the corners of his mouth, then wiped the tea that had just been blocked by the book and spilled all over his body, and said angrily, "How can you blame me? Who told you to say such shocking things to scare me?"

The Seventh Prince curled his lips slightly, put the handkerchief aside, and then laid the book flat: "Blame me? Who told you to look at me like that?"

(End of this chapter)