The lady ran away

Chapter 267
Hearing her words, Xiao Qingcheng frowned, "Shangqing, don't be arrogant." Mrs. Liang's attitude just now was indeed uncomfortable to hear, but for a person who hates you to like you, it takes time, isn't it?

Shang Qing laughed sarcastically, "Qingcheng, if it were you, you wouldn't be able to bear it, besides, you know my temper, and I've always been so aggressive. I'll tell you the truth, since I left him Liang's door, I don't regret the decision I made at this moment."

Damn, this is the 21st century, and you still live like a feudal socialist system, what the hell.

Shangqing was angry, Xiao Qingcheng said no matter what, it was useless, she stepped forward, patted her hand, then looked up at her, "But, what do you ask Yanqing to do?"
"...that's his family's business." Shang Qing pursed her lips, so stubborn that she refused to take another half step.

Liang Yanqing also came out of Liang's house at this meeting, his face was also very ugly, but when he saw Shang Qing, he still said comfortingly: "Don't worry too much, we won't come back in the future."

Hearing Liang Yanqing's words, the corners of Xiao Qingcheng's mouth twitched, "Second brother, you..." How can anyone talk to others like this? Doesn't this make Shang Qingchun feel sad?
Liang Yanqing embraced Shang Qing and walked towards the car, and then let Shang Qing get into the car, then he looked at Xiao Qingcheng who was still standing there, "Sister-in-law, you go in, the atmosphere inside is probably about to explode."

After speaking, he drove away very irresponsibly.

This was a very anticipated dinner, but the dinner with a turning point broke up so badly. Xiao Qingcheng stood where he was, hesitating whether to follow their example and simply er, slip away?

However, before he could make a decision, someone hugged his body, "Want to slip?" A punitive and ambiguous breath sprayed in his ears.

Xiao Qingcheng bowed his head uncomfortably, and said honestly, "I have this idea."

Sure enough, every family has scriptures that are difficult to recite.

(End of this chapter)