Mischievous Love: Don't Mess With Your Royal Highness

Chapter 10 Devil's Compensation (1)

Her heart suddenly trembled, his music...

His music—

It can make people have such a wonderful imagination!

The boy turned around at this moment and walked outside.

Qiao Yu seemed to have lost something important in her heart.

"Wait... wait, please wait!"

She hurriedly chased after him.

The boy finally stopped when he heard her call, he paused, and turned around.

The handsome face is close at hand, just like the prince charming in a fairy tale suddenly appeared in front of him,
Qiao Yu was taken aback, her face turned red.

"What's up?"

Looking straight at her with eyes as calm as still water, her heart suddenly jumped wildly.

hell!Under his transparent and waveless gaze, she was so nervous.

She whispered:
"I, I want to say...you play really well."

He smiled and said:

"Thank you!"

She stared at him blankly, his smile was really beautiful,

The blue branches and leaves and the dappled sunlight gave his face a clear and vivid beauty.

She blushed again,
"May I know your name?"

She looked at him expectantly.

He seemed to be in a bit of a dilemma. He lowered his head in thought, and the hair on both sides rippled in two beautiful arcs when he lowered his head.

Then, he raised his head and asked suddenly:

"Have you heard the story of the wind demon and the cloud god?"

She shook her head in confusion.

He continued:

"Feng Yao and Yun Shen are good friends, they are very naughty and often play hide-and-seek together.

One day Feng Yao asked Yunshen, "Why can you find me so easily every time you play hide-and-seek?" '

Yunshen smiled mischievously and said, "Because I have quietly tied a red rope to you, no matter where you go, I can easily find you." ' Feng Yao finally suddenly realized. "

He said to her sincerely:
"If there is really a red string between us, I will tell you the next time we meet."

Qiao Yu's heart fluttered, and she hurriedly asked:
"Then... what if I can't find you?"

There was a gloomy look in his eyes:
"Then it can only mean... we can only pass by passers-by."

(End of this chapter)