Prince Abandoned Concubine: Broth Ji Jiu'er

Chapter 227 What You Like Is A Wife (5)

Young Master Ce stopped in his tracks and looked at him coldly, "I had a relapse at that time."

There was no further explanation, but it was enough for Xiao Liangchen to stop asking, and the two walked side by side towards the training ground.

At the corner of the study, a skirt fluttered gently in the wind, and the tea utensils in Yunsu's hand fell to the ground and shattered into pieces.

Numbly returning to Jinbuyuan, Xiao La rushed towards her and shouted in a high-pitched voice, "Miss, something serious happened, do you know that bitch is pregnant, it's just bad luck, a woman from a humble background Married to the son, and now I am pregnant with the seed."

Yunsu walked into the room numbly, "I heard it just now, so you don't need to repeat it."

She also heard that Master Ce originally liked Jiu'er, and she, Yunsu, was just someone he wanted to use.

Yunsu remembered the time when the city lord called her, the beautiful woman said in her ear, "I've asked about your countermeasures, but no one will let you be together."

The woman also told her in a graceful manner, "Yunsu, Ming'er is the first prince. He was bestowed the crown prince by his father when he was born. He is destined to rule the world in the future."

"I don't want to say anything more. To become the concubine of the mother's world is the most noble pride of a woman. Let everyone prostrate at your feet, including Ce'er." In the woman's eyes, Yunsu saw ambition.

Xiao La was still chirping in her ear, "Miss, according to me, when you and the young master get married quickly and have a son, then the young master will love you even more."

Do you love...

She didn't forget what she had just heard.

"How? As long as you are loyal to me, I will marry Yunsu into your Xiao Mansion in a splendid manner, and I can also help you get rid of your son Ming so that you can gain trust in front of King Mingling."

Xiao La's voice rang in her ears, and Gong Zi Ce's words emerged in her mind, the two desperately intertwined, noisy, noisy.

(End of this chapter)