Calm little silly concubine: Your lord, if you have any kind of feeling, just leave me

Chapter 363
"Actually, I think it's a good thing to be in the same family, sometimes it's good, you say so, Dad." Shan Man'er twitched the corners of his mouth, and laughed even more,
If you dare to push her, Shan Xuerou will just wait and see.
"You see your sister said that, why are you so ignorant." Shan Rong also echoed, with a look of helplessness in his eyes.

"Father, why do you always favor her? I was your eldest daughter before, and I am still now. You can't be so biased. She can marry the fourth prince, so why can't I marry other princes?" , " Shan Xuerou was dissatisfied, the thick anger continued to burn,

"Bastard, do you think the prince can marry if he wants to? It's because your sister is lucky to marry the fourth prince. Does this make sense?" Shan Rong was even more angry,

"What is good luck? She is simply a substitute for a certain woman. She thought she was married well. She is nothing. Father, you were all deceived by the fourth prince." Shan Xuerou stared fiercely at Shan Man'er, with a hint of coldness on the corner of his mouth,
"I don't understand what you're talking about?" Shan Man'er was puzzled, doubting the authenticity of her words, but there must be a reason for things to happen,

"You will understand, and soon!" Xue Rou's eyes were red with jealousy.

"Oh, really?"

"Why, if you don't believe me, let's make a bet. If I'm right, then you will help me persuade my father not to let me marry that person. If I'm wrong, then I will marry him willingly."

"Okay, deal." Shan Man'er replied without any hesitation. Anyway, this matter has no loss to her. If she is right, it is just a matter of mood. If she is wrong, it is also a matter of mood.

"This is what you said, don't forget when the time comes, and, I can guarantee that you will definitely lose, you think you live in the mansion all day and know everything, but, there are some things you don't know, but But I know." Shan Xuerou suddenly smiled triumphantly, but the anger just now disappeared without a trace.

"Are you sure?" She wanted to hear it.
"Wait and see, one day, you will regret it, no, not long, soon you will know."

The coming and going of the two of them seemed to have completely forgotten the parents who were still staring at the side, and as for the marriage, it was also regarded as a bet.

(End of this chapter)