Singled out the enchanting highness: the enchanting queen

Chapter 155

Even though Nangong Fengxi's body was a bit fat, he was completely surrounded by him.

Holding two ropes in his hands, he slowly swayed the swing, while Auruo leaned in his arms and began to tell stories.

At this moment, this scene is as beautiful as a painting, and in the eyes of outsiders, it is even more warm and sweet.

Qin Yisheng didn't know why he followed them secretly.

He said to himself, he just wanted to see if that woman could still treat his foolish seventh brother so sincerely behind her back.

In his heart, that woman was never a kind person.

So he decided that she was just acting, deliberately showing a warm look with his seventh brother in front of people.

He wanted to see through her disguise.

It's just that he didn't expect what he saw to be like this.

They all had smiles on their faces, and that kind of smile was not fake or fake, but a smile from the heart.

She was really so kind to his seventh brother.

There was really such warmth between them.

Originally letting them get married was just to humiliate her, but she didn't expect her to live so happily.

This made him very unhappy.

Seeing such happiness, he felt dazzling.

Such things as happiness are too extravagant for royal people.

He shouldn't have let her go, he should have let her go far away.

Why did this woman who he hated at the first sight smile so brightly?
At this moment, after Ou Ruo's story was finished, Qin Liuying smiled even brighter. He put his arms around Au Ruo tightly, bowed his head and pressed a kiss on her face, and said the most sincere words, "Little Xi, I like you."

In this case, such actions, such directness, are nothing but the nature of a child.

Auruo naturally understood.

So he didn't take it seriously, and replied with a smile: "I like Xiaoying too."

The faint words floated lightly into Qin Yisheng's ears with the wind.

He snorted softly, turned and left.

He didn't know what he was angry about?
Maybe it's just that the dignity of the emperor does not allow those who once belonged to him to betray him.

Or maybe it's just envy, the envy of that faint warmth.

How long ago was it, and he had a time like this.

(End of this chapter)