Traveling through the immature concubine: Charming the world

Chapter 158 I Don't Remember You Betrayed Me

"It's better for Ruohan to treat me better." I smiled triumphantly, he was the one who locked the night lock, so he naturally knew where the night lock was.

He sighed, and the lavender figure walked out of the corridor, and I followed through the buildings and water pavilions in the mansion, and walked straight to the back mountain. There is another cave in the back mountain.

A lake and pool are sparkling under the moonlight, and an octagonal pavilion is located on the lake, with small bridges protruding from the four sides. A tall figure emerges...

I happily lifted the hem of the skirt that was in the way, leaned over the small bridge, and then stepped onto the first step. The night suddenly turned into day. I was startled. I looked up and looked around. A group of officers and soldiers surrounded the pool with fire in their hands. I was puzzled. Looking at Shui Ruohan, in the scorching fire, sweat dripped down his fair face, and there was a deplorable despair in his faint eyes.

Suddenly, he bent down and knelt on the ground, his lips were pale, "This subordinate deserves to die, please forgive me, my lord."

I staggered, leaning on the bridge parapet, my body was leaning on the bridge railing, a figure gradually appeared from behind the stone gate of the rockery, Liuyu stood outside the stone gate, followed by a few followers, he was only wearing thin brocade clothes, and his long black hair was in the faint There was some confusion in the night wind, and he looked at Shui Ruohan who was kneeling on the ground silently with his eyes, and said coldly, "From the moment you followed me, I don't remember you betraying me."

Shui Ruohan's slender figure trembled violently, and he couldn't say anything else, "This subordinate deserves to die."

Liuyu glanced at him and said nothing, and looked sideways at me. The clear eyes in the firelight stabbed at me fiercely with a hint of sadness like a silver-white dagger. He ordered his followers, "Bring her here."

"No need." I refused, and walked up to Liuyu with a stiff body. I knew how dangerous it would be for him to appear here now, and my heart would be stabbed to stillness by his words at any time.

(End of this chapter)