Prince Abandoned Concubine: Broth Ji Jiu'er

Chapter 181 Who Loves Deeply (3)

"Xiao Liangchen—"

Glancing at the two people who were still clinging to each other, Jiu'er wiped his rain-drenched eyes, turned and left.

Jiu'er found Xiao Liangchen in a yard not far from Jinbuyuan. Under the dark rain, Xiao Liangchen was kneeling alone in Ruoda's yard. His long black hair was already wet, and his slender back looked lonely. And sad.

"Xiao Liangchen..." Jiu'er walked over and put one hand on his shoulder, "What are you doing kneeling, get up, I'll bring you a bowl of ginger soup..."

"When did you know?" Xiao Liangchen lowered his head and asked in a low voice.

Jiu'er knew that she couldn't hide it from him anymore, so she could only say flatly, "The second day after you got married."

"Then you also keep it from me?" Xiao Liangchen angrily raised his head and glared at her, "You have been married for so long, and you just watch me play around with those two people every day?"

It was only then that Jiu'er realized that his eyes were completely red. Xiao Liangchen had always been careless and heartless. Whenever he was injured like this, Jiu'er suddenly felt very distressed.

"I didn't hide it from you on purpose." Jiu'er didn't know what to say, Xiao Liangchen's face was already wet from the rain, as if she was crying.

"I said why my marriage proposal was rejected by Young Master Ce at that time. It turned out that he wanted to keep it for himself..." Xiao Liangchen punched the ground with his fist, "He is a bastard, why does Yunsu like him? , huh? Just because he adopted her? Just because they spent a long time together?"

"Xiao Liangchen, you are better than Young Master Ce. Really, I know how much you love Yunsu, but Yunsu can't see it." Jiu'er squatted down and stretched out his hand to caress his face, fingertips Touching the warmth, is the rain hot?he really had to cry...

An imposing seven-foot man cried in front of her.

Only then did Jiu'er understand that Yunsu's place in Xiao Liangchen's heart was deeper than she imagined.

(End of this chapter)