Maid Crossing 3: Mad Concubine Overwhelms the World

Chapter 306 Cliff, Farewell to Life and Death [31]

Looking sideways at the man in blue and Confucianism: "I don't know Mr. Chu, do you agree?"

Hearing the address this person said, Ye Bei raised his eyebrows involuntarily.

It seems that the enemy's road is narrow.

That night, she used a trick to sow discord, and asked Chu Hua, the son of the Chu family, to help her block those experts, delaying time and escaping with her life.

This time.
It is estimated that this Chu Hua wished to kill her immediately with his own hands.

"actually."

What surprised Yebei was what Chu Hua said.

Although there are only two words, the hesitation and hesitation in the tone are clear.

After saying two words, Chu Hua's words were directly interrupted by the person who spoke just now.

"Last time, Mr. Chu said that he was framed by this witch, and he had no intention of saving her at all!"

The speaker's voice was full of sarcasm and anger.

Taking a deep breath, he sneered and said, "Because Mr. Chu has always been a believer, we finally believed in him. This time, is it possible that Mr. Chu wants us to be disappointed?"

"but"

Hearing this, Chu Hua's gentle and gentle face suddenly showed embarrassment.

Glancing at the woods where Yebei was hidden, he hesitated for a moment and finally said: "Actually, Chu Hua has thought about it for a while. Although the princess should not be a slave to a tiger, she is a princess after all. What we have done is basically committing the following crimes." !"

Listening to Chu Hua's words, even though Ye Bei was in a dangerous situation, the corners of Ye Bei's mouth couldn't help but curl up.

At this time, she also raised her princess status and said the following offensive words. It is estimated that among this group of people, only a bookworm like Chu Hua can say it.

And
He also persuaded others plausibly.

When the smile was full, Chu Hua's indifferent voice sounded again: "Besides, I believe that the princess was just forced by Nangong Chuge, and she didn't do it sincerely."

(End of this chapter)