slave seven seven

Chapter 356 Master, You Must Be Well

After a while, Qiqi heard his muffled and hoarse voice, "My asthma is an old problem, and you don't need to go to ask for amulets in the middle of the night."

"Think of it as my birthday gift to my lord. I have never given any gift to my lord in the past." Qi Qi smiled again, with a gentle smile, "The master said that as long as you worship sincerely for twelve hours, the Lord Buddha will be grateful." With my sincerity, I will be free from illness and disaster from now on."

Xia Houling looked at her suspiciously, always felt that she smiled more today than all previous years combined, so much that it made his heart flustered.

"I've said it's an old problem." Xia Houling gave her a sideways glance, "My birthday is still a few days away, so it's too early for you to send it off now."

Qiqi still laughed, "At that time... I didn't know how to deliver it to you."

Xia Houling exerted force on her hands, and Qiqi bit her lips in pain, "Master, what's wrong?"

"What do you mean?" Xia Houling asked coldly.

Qi Qi slowly pulled back her leg, and looked towards him with the eyes of a knowing consultant, with a faint smile on her lips, "Don't you know what I'm referring to, is such a smart person?"

"I don't know!" Xia Houling roared.

Qiqi's body trembled, her eyes dimmed, Xia Houling shouted again, "Say it!"

"Hasn't the Lord already decided to abandon me?"

"..." Xia Houling stared at her silently, her gaze was like a torch.

"Master, I've seen that piece of paper before." Qiqi tried her best to smile, "I didn't expect it to be so soon, I didn't regret it, I proposed it by myself. The relationship between my husband and wife was short, but we actually got married. I haven't served you much since then, and I still bother you everywhere, so I won't have so much trouble when I'm not around..."

"Grandpa, you must take good care of yourself. If you get angry, you will hurt your body and take care of your body."

Qi Qi hid her hands behind her back, pinching her fingertips into her flesh to let the pain suppress the astringency of the tip of her nose, so as not to make her last farewell look pitiful.

(End of this chapter)