A childhood sweetheart cannot bear the love of a bamboo horse

Chapter 677 Extra Story: Red Cen (23)

The two walked unhappily, and Liu Yue guided the way, and soon arrived at a relatively secluded pavilion.

As soon as the young lady of the city lord appeared, and a few servants were guarding outside, ordinary passers-by, who were wise to protect themselves, avoided it.

Hong Cen was a little embarrassed and a little bored.The person is here, but Kexin is thinking, what would she do if she were changed to Ying'er?Would you say, Miss, if you want to pay back, please hurry up? ?Did you say that...

To be honest, he didn't come here to meet Liu Yue, if it wasn't for Bi He, maybe he wouldn't have met a woman he met by chance at all. "Miss Liu, what do you want to say?"

"I, I..." She still couldn't speak. "Brother Cen, how are you after you leave?"

Hong Cen smiled slightly, "Miss Xie for your concern, I'm fine. How about you?" He also asked politely.

"I'm... not good." Liu Yue turned her eyes away and dared not look at her.
Hong Cen was a little stunned, okay?Logically, shouldn't you ask her why it's not good?However, do not want to ask.This is someone's private matter, especially a girl's private matter. He can't help a man alone, and he has a feeling that he will only help more and more.

Liu Yue couldn't wait for Hong Cen's greeting for a long time, she wanted to stomp her feet, and was extremely anxious.

"Have you found a place to stay?" she asked. 
"Not yet." Hong Cen sat down on the stone bench in the pavilion.
"Come and stay at my house for a while, is that okay? I'll pay you back by the way... I'm out in a hurry today, so I don't have any money..." She bowed her head guiltily and said in a low voice.

Hong Cen laughed silently, whether these words were true or not, he could tell when he heard countless people, if he came out with his servants and maids, did he bring any money?Even if they don't, the maid and servant can go home and pick it up. She couldn't help but smiled and said, "Miss Liu, no need. I don't think much of the money."

(End of this chapter)