Maid Crossing 3: Mad Concubine Overwhelms the World

Chapter 128 A Night of Passion [7]

Ye Bei sat in the pavilion, watching the water ripples in layers under the night wind, and the waves carried the cold moonlight, shaking the stone railings of the pavilion into faint patterns of winning light.

Hearing the laughter of the two men gradually approaching, Ye Bei frowned.

She didn't know why Nangong Chuge suddenly asked to leave Nangong Liuyun behind after the banquet.

But he also vaguely guessed sensitively that what Nangong Chuge did was inextricably related to what happened that night.

Thinking about it, Ye Bei couldn't help but raised the corner of his mouth.

Until now, she still couldn't understand what Nangong Chuge was thinking.

What is hidden behind that gentle smile.

But
On the night of wanting to kill, when Nangong Chuge helped her block the sword attacks with her body, Yebei found that his heart was also a little messed up.

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She is not afraid of death.

See too much death, and send too many people to hell.

For Ye Bei, death is not something to be afraid of.

But she has never tasted the taste of being rescued.

Especially a person who is desperate and would rather get hurt than protect her wholeheartedly.

The wounds on her body have almost healed in the past few days under the action of the medicine.

Yebei has also forgotten the pain caused by those wounds.

Nangong Chuge's burning sensation when the blood splashed on her face seemed to stay on the skin of her cheeks.

That day, his words of reluctance were too true.

In the ears, the footsteps of two people have already set foot on the winding stone bridge of the Huxin Pavilion.

Yebei looked up at Nangong Chuge, who was reflected by the water waves and was even more beautiful like a demon, and frowned slightly.

What kind of heart is hidden under this man's stunning face?
Nangong Chuge smiled at the corner of his mouth, and said something to Nangong Liuyun that made them both feel happy, as if sensing Yebei's gaze, he raised his eyes and smiled lazily at her.

(End of this chapter)