Maid Crossing 3: Mad Concubine Overwhelms the World

Chapter 234 Reappearance of Crisis [12]

As soon as he reached the gate of Yulong Palace, Yebei's heart jumped suddenly, he lowered his eyelids hurriedly, and walked straight across the courtyard gate of Yulong Palace along the path.

Out of the corner of his eye, an extremely familiar figure stepped out from the wide open bedroom door.

After more than three months, looking at that figure again, the sadness flooded Yebei's heart instantly.

Ever since she sneaked into the cold palace that day, she tried her best to control her mind and buried all the pain in her heart.

I warned myself that the most important thing at this moment is to restore my physical fitness.

For other things, I will find them one by one when I have enough strength.

I thought that after so long, many things have been forgotten.

But after actually seeing that figure, Ye Bei realized that everything was still in his heart.

It's just that she deliberately hid it.

And now.
The close contact again is like sweeping away the thick layer of snow covering it, revealing the wound hidden underneath.

Sensing the tingling pain in his heart, Yebei raised the corner of his mouth silently.

Smile again to hide those injuries.
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"Rong Yu!"

Nangong Chuge stepped out of the bedroom, looked sideways at Rong Yu who insisted on sending her out, and softly ordered: "I just came here to see if you are okay. Since you are fine, let the maid be careful tonight!"

"Ok!"

Rong Yu responded with a low voice.

After hesitating for a moment, he still couldn't help but asked hurriedly before Nangong Chuge left, "Did something happen in the palace?"

When he spoke, there was an obvious vibrato in his voice.

Although he felt that it was impossible for the expert he sent to the Leng Palace to have a problem, his voice still trembled uncontrollably under his guilty conscience.

Hearing her tone, Nangong Chuge frowned slightly without a trace, and glanced at Rong Yu meaningfully, taking in the anxious look in her eyes, but the expression on his face remained unchanged at all.

(End of this chapter)