Leftover Girl Crossing: King Leng's Stand-in Concubine

Chapter 256 True True False ⑤

The fire under his lower abdomen has been aroused by this sleeping woman, but he doesn't want to disturb her dream, inexplicably he wants to treat her better, although he knows how much it means to him to have such a thought danger.

He left the room to her, went out, took a basin of cold water and poured himself from top to bottom, and then extinguished the fire.

In this sub-helm, there are actually many women who can be used for his enjoyment, but tonight he doesn't want to go to them, he goes back to the practice room to meditate, and gradually calms the disturbed and throbbing heart tonight.

Qingqing really fell asleep in the end, and it was dawn after this sleep. She opened her eyes and saw this strange environment, and then remembered that it was Lin Mingyang's room in a trance. She recalled what happened last night, and she looked at it. Good skirt, this bad man really didn't touch her last night.

Although she was acting last night, she was still a little not sober under the influence of alcohol.

Qingqing sat up and saw that her upper body was only covered with the brocade pocket, and her neck and chest felt cool. She looked down and found that all the traces of his brutality from the previous time had disappeared.

She rubbed the skin lightly with her fingers, and put the scraped powder on her nose lightly. The smell was very refreshing.

Think about it, it shouldn't be something poisonous.

As soon as Qingqing got up, she saw Lin Mingyang, who was wearing a moon-white practice robe, coming in from the outside. His slender figure was hidden in the somewhat fat robe.

Seeing that he was sober, he said with a blank expression on his face, "You're awake!"

Qingqing ignored him and put on her coat on her own.

That night, Lin Mingyang had also completely calmed down, and he said coldly, "Don't drink when you come to serve in the future, I don't like women who smell of alcohol!"

Qingqing pursed her lips lightly and remained silent.

(End of this chapter)