The prince's backyard is on fire: the story of dragging the princess and fighting the husband

Chapter 145 Leave it to me here 17
There was a faint resentment in her eyes, like a woman with a twilight face who only had sadness.

Slightly moving her red lips, she said: "Xinxuan, what am I in your heart? Can you tell me? Is it a lowly woman? A woman who is so lowly that I can't be any lower?"

There was a slight smile in Li Jinxuan's cold eyes.

He stretched out his hand and pinched her chin lightly, raised the corners of his lips slightly, and said, "You are my sister, you will always be, and I won't sleep with you, that's because you are my sister, my sister How can you be a lowly person?"

Princess Tianxiang nodded, tears rolled down her eyes at once.

With a heart-wrenching smile on her pale face, she said: "I understand, you go, Miss Wu Mei, I will take good care of her, don't worry, everything here is left to me .”

A faint smile appeared on Li Jinxuan's face, and a tugging smile bloomed on the corner of his mouth, and said, "Thank you, sister."

He deliberately said the word "sister" heavily, as if to remind her deliberately.

After speaking, he went out, thinking about Wu Mei who was taken away by the crown prince, he didn't know what they were doing now.

Because of the prince's character, he knows it very well.

That's why he was even more worried that they would do something that would break him down.

Wu Mei was being brought to the bank of the moat by Prince Li Long at the moment, and the two were sitting in the shade of a tree and fishing.

Li Long seemed to like fishing very much, and Wu Mei could see this from his focused expression.

Wu Mei smiled and said, "Your fishing skills are not very good. It's been so long and I haven't seen you catch a single fish. It's so boring."

Li Long laughed, the cute baby had a happy smile on his face, that smile was as clean as the clear sky, spotless.

He pursed the corners of his lips, and said with a smile: "You don't understand, do you? Hehehe, although I'm fishing, but I'm not fishing for ordinary small fish. I don't like small fish. I don't like small fish. It’s all big fish and turtles.”

(End of this chapter)