Secret Agent 3: Phoenix Dominates the World

Chapter 510 The person in my heart will not change
But half turned around, took the initiative to hold Dongfang Ling's hand on her waist, and said softly——

"Don't worry, I am a person. It's not easy for me to feel any feeling. I can clearly distinguish between liking and loving. What's in my heart is in my heart, and it won't change!"

When she said this, she pointed to her heart, very firm.

So his mood stretched out again, and the slight uneasiness was suppressed again.

……

Finally, a group of people marched to the capital.

Murong Xue and Dongfang Ling had already returned to the car.

She couldn't help being curious, and lightly lifted the curtain of the car to look out, and she saw that there was a small river on both sides of the streets in the capital city.

The river is not wide, and ordinary people can walk across it in two steps, but this feeling is really beautiful, just like the Dali she visited in the 21st century.

What they were walking was a main street, almost the busiest street in the city.

There are many shops along the street, and small stalls are also next to each other.

People hawked peacefully, and all kinds of things with regional characteristics were introduced to passers-by one by one by merchants, no matter whether they were local or foreign, everyone was very friendly.

She wanted to get out of the car to take a look, but she was pulled back by Dongfang Ling when she got up halfway, and then pulled a veil that she had prepared and handed it over.

The veil was a pale purple with tiny beads, which matched her new lavender dress very well.

Murong Xue knew what was in his heart, so she took it obediently, and hooked the chain of the veil to her ears.

After all, she was Yanchi's princess, and now they were going to visit Dashun openly and aboveboard, and if they wanted to show it to others, they couldn't be more ostentatious.

But even so, Dongfang Ling also knows that Murong Xue's beauty can still be conveyed through those agile eyes, and it is no less inferior than removing the veil.

(End of this chapter)