Maid Crossing 3: Mad Concubine Overwhelms the World

Chapter 554 This time, I came by mistake [21]

Before he finished speaking, the fingers holding the teacup stopped suddenly, his expression turned cold, and he quickly looked back to the window that was opened just now!

Just a glance, then turned around, half sat on the edge of the bed, stretched out his hand to help Chu Hua who was struggling to sit up by himself.

Using his eyes to stop Chu Hua from barely supporting his raised hand, he brought the teacup to his lips.

Slowly finished feeding the water in the cup, and then helped Chu Hua to lie down.

After finishing all this, he stood up straight and smiled at Chu Hua: "Should you rest?"

After the action just now, Chu Hua's face had become extremely pale due to the severe pain in his chest, and beads of sweat appeared on his forehead, but his eyes were full of smiles when he looked at Ye Bei.

Hearing Ye Bei's words, he slightly curled his lips, smiled and closed his eyes peacefully.

Almost instantly, because of the injury, he fell into a semi-comatose sleep again!

Holding the cup, Ye Bei quietly watched Chu Hua close his eyes, heard his breathing gradually become calm and even, and then turned around and walked to the table and put down the cup in his hand.

After pondering for a moment, he raised his foot and walked towards the window.

Walking to the window, squinting slightly to look at the courtyard surrounded by the morning sun, the sight finally stopped on a dewy lily on the window sill.

Looking at the drop of crystal clear dew on the top of the petal, Ye Bei involuntarily stretched out his hand and brushed it over.

Feeling the cold and damp from his fingertips, Yebei frowned slightly.

It was when she was carrying water that she heard a faint sigh outside the window.

That voice was familiar to her.

Nangong Chuge, who was supposed to have left, left and returned at some unknown time!
If there were no accidents, this lily should have been brought by that person too!

Ye Bei used his fingertips to outline the outline of the lily petals while looking around.

The morning breeze blows from the window, blowing the grass and trees in the courtyard and trembling constantly.

Nangong Chuge was no longer in sight.

Ye Bei slowly patrolled around, and the fingers drawing the petals stopped.

I stared down at the lilies that were set off by the dark red window sill, which was even more white, and I was suddenly a little surprised.

(End of this chapter)