Prince Abandoned Concubine: Broth Ji Jiu'er

Chapter 459 Did You Think I Was Your Man (3)

Young Master Ce has never seen her lose such a big temper, even after giving her a divorce letter, even after taking back the mutton fat jade...

"Why do I, Ji Jiu'er, have to bear your hot and cold?" Jiu'er roared, furious, "You abandoned me, you drove me out of West County, you were ruthless first, why pretend now? Ask me with a look of taste! Do you have feelings for me?"

She yelled out all the emotions accumulated in her heart, "Young Master Ce, can you stop making people wonder like this, I am very tired of guessing!"

After speaking, Jiu'er turned around and left.

But a body was stuck behind him, and Young Master Ce hugged her waist tightly from behind, confining her in his arms.

He was never afraid, from the day she was willing to jump off the cliff for him, he knew that she had him in her heart, only him, no matter where she was in the past six years, he was never afraid that she would not belong to him in the end.

But now that she is by his side, he is afraid...

Young Master Ce hugged her tightly, this action was almost humiliating, a bit begging for mercy.

Jiu'er smiled helplessly, "Young Master Ce, if you are ruthless to me, keep being ruthless. Don't give me any room to guess. I beg you."

She was tired of guessing his unpredictable thoughts, which was a torture to her.

Young Master Ce's hand on her waist trembled slightly, and her heart throbbed with it. Pushing away his hand, Jiu'er opened the curtain and walked out. Young Master Ce didn't stop him this time.

When Jiu'er came out from Lord Hou's mansion with the medicine for wounds, there was only a carriage left at the door, Xiang Ling looked at her with some sorrow, "Ma'am, the prince is leaving first."

Just now they were arguing so loudly in the carriage that all the servants around heard it.

Jiu'er looked down at the medicine in his hand, pulled the corners of his lips and couldn't smile, so let's go, the relationship between them should be more straightforward.

(End of this chapter)