Donggong enchanting: Prime Minister, don't refuse favor

Chapter 20 Princess Luohua
"By the way, Huang Jie, when will you... see Aunt Luo Xi?" Fu Chongyan asked cautiously.

"Why, do you want to follow?" Fu Zhaoge chuckled, his eyes rolling.

"..."

He swears, this joke is really not funny at all.

"My aunt has attracted two male favorites recently, I'm afraid she's very busy. After a while, it won't be too late to go on her birthday."

Fu Zhaoge didn't think so, and raised his eyebrows.

"Let's go, what are you doing there?"

The corner of Fu Chongyan's mouth twitched, and before he could recover from his aunt's heroic feat, Fu Zhaoge's voice interrupted his thoughts.

"it is good."

Fu Chongyan glanced at Fu Zhaoge who had already stepped over the threshold, and immediately got up and chased him out.

However, when the two of them strolled out of the gate of Baiyu Pavilion, they stopped in their tracks, attracted by the voice beside them, before they could think for a few steps.

"It is rumored that there is an orphan copy created by Ji Xiangjue in the Xiangye's mansion. I wonder... Is the princess lucky enough to see it?"

The woman's voice was crisp and pleasant, and it contained the shyness of the youngest daughter's family.

After the words fell, Fu Zhaoge hadn't approached, but the figure beside him had already stepped forward.

"What kind of lonely copy is it that can make our princess lord humbled?"

Fu Chongyan's joking voice quickly attracted Luo Shiqing's attention.

"Fu Chongyan, the one inside is Xiang Ye, please calm down, don't throw embarrassment outside the palace."

The person who looked soft and gentle at first, just turned his eyes, and immediately squinted his beautiful eyes, full of anger.

Luo Shiqing's words drew everyone's attention to the extravagant and elegant carved BMW, but until now, the people inside were still silent.

"What a coincidence."

Fu Zhaoge chuckled, his phoenix eyes flashed across the carved cart, and he casually walked up to everyone's sight.

"Emperor...Emperor sister."

After seeing Fu Zhaoge's appearance clearly, Luo Shiqing was stunned for a moment, then quickly saluted.

"It's Qinger, how is Auntie?"

Fu Zhaoge's lips curled into a smile, her phoenix eyes gleamed brightly, but Luo Shiqing was the same as before, fearing the noble woman in front of her from the bottom of her heart.

Speaking of the relationship between the two, in fact, Fu Zhaoge regarded Luo Shiqing as his own sister, and treated her very well.However, for some reason, Luo Shiqing felt a little timid every time she saw Fu Zhaoge.

"Don't worry, Huang Jie, my mother is fine." Luo Shiqing obediently said.

Luo Shiqing was Luo Xi's only daughter, and she was appointed as the princess of the second rank since she was a child, and Luo Xi was the princess of Suihua, whom everyone in the city knew.

"Girl, why do you call the imperial sister the imperial sister, but you call me the king by her real name?" Fu Chongyan was displeased, obviously looking down on such a discriminatory treatment.

However, when Fu Chongyan finished speaking, Luo Shiqing took a leisurely glance at Fu Chongyan, and then remained silent.

Seeing this, Fu Chongyan felt annoyed, and was about to say something when he heard a pleasant and deep voice coming from the carriage.

"His Royal Highness is preparing to go home?"

"That's right. It's a pity that I don't have a car. I wonder if the Prime Minister can give me a ride?"

Fu Zhaoge's tone was lazy, and his smiling and quiet phoenix eyes drifted past Si Ran who was sitting in the carriage not far away, and Si Ran saw his master's eyes, and immediately left without saying a word.

Luo Shiqing on the street hadn't noticed anything yet, but Fu Chongyan was swayed in his heart, but on the surface he still ignored it.

I can't spoil the imperial sister's elegance.

"Since this is the case, it is good that His Royal Highness does not dislike it."

The voice in the carriage was still warm and pleasant, but Luo Shiqing was surprised.

She remembered that Wen Yanya didn't like people getting close to him, so he never shared a carriage with anyone.

(End of this chapter)