The little black-bellied princess: the bewitching demon pupil

Chapter 248 Mr. Lin

It rained continuously for three or four days before it finally started to clear up. I was worried about the tourists who were blocked by the rain for several days in the inn and couldn't go on their way, but I was also happy for the innkeeper who was busy for a few days.

Since the rain has not stopped, those who entered the inn to shelter from the rain three days ago had no choice but to stay in this inn.However, I didn't expect that it would rain for several days. After finally waiting for the weather to clear up, the guests who had been bored in the inn for several days couldn't wait to pay off the rent and hurried away.

"Mr. Yao, please go slowly!" The shopkeeper of this inn said to Mr. Yao who came to pay the rent, that is, the old man who came in last that day, with complicated feelings.

According to the old man himself, he is a wandering storyteller.

However, the nobility and elegance unintentionally exuded from his speech and demeanor does not seem like something a storyteller can possess.

But the facts speak louder than words. This Mr. Yao once told the guests a legendary story in Jianghu when they were bored. When he told the book, he could use the shortest words to tell the most touching and fascinating stories. It's not pretending either.

What's more, the story Mr. Yao told at that time surprised all the heroes living in the inn.Hey, by the way, the story Mr. Yao told was about something...

Just as the shopkeeper was trying to recall the content of the story Mr. Yao told, two footsteps, one light and one heavy, came from the wooden stairs of the inn.Looking up, the shopkeeper hurriedly said: "Master Su, Mr. Lin, good morning, both of you."

It turned out to be the two sons who entered the inn before Mr. Yao that day.

Speaking of these two sons, the shopkeeper also has a lot of questions.

These two sons seem to be masters and servants, but they don't look like masters and servants.

That Mr. Lin didn't know why, but he always took care of Mr. Su like the most vulnerable child. No matter how Mr. Su objected, it was useless.

And this Mr. Su is even more strange. When he first entered the inn, he wore a cloak, which can be understood as to avoid getting caught in the rain, but he didn’t take off the cloak when he entered the inn. In the past few days, he took off his cloak, but put on a gauze hat again.

According to the Xiao Er who brought them food, even in the room, this Young Master Su never took off his gauze hat...

"It's too early for the shopkeeper!" Mr. Lin, the former big man, grinned, looking careless, and continued to the shopkeeper: "We have to hurry, the shopkeeper will help us calculate the rent."

While he was talking, Mr. Su had been standing quietly behind him, but his eyes were on Mr. Yao who was in front of them and hadn't left yet.

As if he had eyes in his back, Mr. Yao suddenly turned his head and smiled at Mr. Su with a clear insight into everything in his eyes. Then he turned his head and strode out.

I was startled suddenly, looking at Mr. Lin's old but still unrestrained back, Mr. Su frowned quietly under the gauze hat.

"Achen, we should go!" The doubts in his heart couldn't be answered, Mr. Su looked at Mr. Lin who had finished paying the rent and was still chatting with the shopkeeper, and his tone of voice became a little impatient... …

(End of this chapter)