The Covenant of Two Worlds: The Prince's Ghost Concubine

Chapter 233 To Lingshan: Girl Lanlan (93)

Shangguan Wan'er woke up in a strange place, looked around, a place that was dilapidated enough to describe it.

"Are you awake?" A girl about the same age as Wan'er, a very delicate girl, appeared with a bowl of medicine.

"Who are you? Where is this place?" Shangguan Wan'er frowned and said, the pain would kill her if she moved her body.

"This is my house. I saw you fainted behind my house, so I rescued you. I didn't mean anything malicious." The girl waved her hand and said, afraid that Shangguan Wan'er might misunderstand.

Speaking of fainting, Shangguan Wan'er remembered the scene of being chased by monsters and nodded, "Thank you for saving me!"

"You're welcome, drink up the medicine!" the girl said with a bowl of black medicine in her hands.

Shangguan Wan'er frowned, disgusted with the bowl of medicine, but she took it anyway and drank it in one gulp, it's really bad!

"You take a break, I'll get you something to eat." The girl took the bowl and left.

Shangguan Wan'er did not rest, but got out of bed to check. This room is almost made of straw, and there is a big gap in the roof. How could someone live in such a place? What if it rains?
When I walked to the door, I saw the girl squatting outside cooking porridge. The porridge was only a little bit and could only be eaten by one person. There was half a steamed bun beside it. The girl seemed to notice Shangguan Wan'er, so she raised her head and smiled at her, "You Wait a little longer, it will be fine soon."

Shangguan Wan'er was stunned for a moment, but without saying anything, she turned and went back to the bed made of grass.

After a while, the girl came in with a bowl of warm rice porridge and half a steamed bun, "My family has nothing else to eat, so I can only wrong you."

"What's your name?" Shangguan Wan'er took the rice porridge from the girl's hand and asked.

"My name is Lan Lan."

"Where are your parents?" Shangguan Wan'er asked, looking at the porridge with only a little rice in her hand.

"They passed away very early, and I was the only one." Lan Lan also handed half a steamed bun to Wan'er. Wan'er glanced at it and said softly, "Eat it!"

"No, I just ate."

"I don't like to eat steamed buns." Shangguan Wan'er knew she was lying, she could tell, so could Wan'er.

"Alright then!" Lan Lan withdrew her hand, disappointed.

After Shangguan Wan'er finished her porridge, she got up and said, "I have to go."

"But your injury..." Lan Lan also got up and said.

(End of this chapter)