The demon concubine is about to flee: Your Majesty, it is difficult to serve

Chapter 35 It Fell In Front of Chu Xi With Incomparable Accuracy
The night breeze was slightly cool, and the candles in the ancestral hall were also faltering due to the influence, but they never went out.

Chu Xi yawned, looking down at the little pig curled up on her lap.

It was white and pink all over, with its eyes closed tightly, and it seemed to be sleeping soundly, and it also made a snoring sound.

The reason why Chu Xi tolerated this pink fat man crawling on her lap was because it was not like ordinary domesticated pigs with a foul smell all over its body.

Instead, exudes a light fragrance.

It was a bit similar to the little fragrant pig that Chu Xi had seen in modern times.

Chu Xi thought that she would run into a ghost, or an animal that accidentally broke into the ancestral hall.

But she didn't expect that when she walked behind the curtain, she saw this cute little pig.

Its whole body was tied up with a rope, and it couldn't move at all. The most deceitful thing was that its mouth was also stuffed with sackcloth, and tears seemed to glisten in its black bean-like eyes.

Chu Xi squatted down and drew circles on the pig's round belly with her fingers. It seemed that her father was still reluctant to let her go hungry, so he even had his servants tie a pig to the ancestral hall.

But after thinking about it, it didn't seem right. With Chu Huaiyuan's temperament, he should be able to deliver food.

However, apart from the fire, there is no other seasoning or anything, and it doesn't taste good if it is cooked. More importantly, she-can't kill pigs.

The little pig seemed to see what Chu Xi was thinking, the sparse hair on his back exploded, and his whole body was shaking like a sieve.

Looking into his dark eyes, Chu Xi couldn't help throwing away the rag stuffed in his mouth, and said, "Your reaction seems to understand me."

The little pig snorted, as if responding to her.

Chu Xi joked, "It's better to kill you after you grow up."

After she finished speaking, she untied the rope from the pig, and as soon as it was free from restraint, the pig quickly ran around twice happily.

Then he returned to Chu Xi's side, put his left fore hoof on Chu Xi's shoe, and looked at Chu Xi with his eyes open.

Finally, Chu Xi couldn't bear to look at it, touched its pink and tender nose with her finger, and said, "If you don't eat it, you will."

She carried the pig out and sat on the futon casually, and the pig jumped onto her lap with a snort, sleeping very soundly.

Originally, she hadn't eaten much all day, but Chu Xi was protesting non-stop because she was hungry.

She clutched her stomach tightly, looking downcastly at the dark yard.

There are candles inside the ancestral hall, which can make people feel more at ease, but outside-
Like a black cloth, not a single ray of light can be found.

Suddenly, there was the sound of tiles colliding on the roof. Chu Xi raised her head and looked up. The first thing she saw was a food box, which was tied with a rope and was slowly falling from the top.

It landed in front of Chu Xi with incomparable accuracy.

In an instant, the tiles that had been taken away were put back in place, as if everything had returned to its original place.

Chu Xi opened the lid, and there was a whole chicken inside.

smells good.

But Chu Xi looked at it for a while, and then covered it up. She wasn't sure who gave the chicken. In case, someone had ulterior motives and wanted to poison her to death.

Didn't she fall for it?
Maybe it was sent by Hua Siyu, or it could be her father.

She couldn't be sure, and she didn't dare to eat it with confidence-
Infected by the scent, the little pig who had been sleeping peacefully opened his eyes, stepped on her legs and moved to the side of the food box.

His eyes were salivating, and he wished he could kick the lid open with his hoof.

Seeing its ridiculous appearance, Chu Xi sneered, "You were so afraid of death just now, aren't you afraid that this thing is poisonous?"

(End of this chapter)