The bride of the wedding night: refusing to marry the princess

Chapter 165 An eventful act turned into a stepping stone 13
"Runes? He's okay, but he's too upright. He's very likely to be used by others. He should be more tactful." Qi Zelin thought for a while and gave me the answer. Is the answer true?

Too upright, there is a high possibility of being used by others?
This sentence seems to be said in order to counter what the old man said. Could it be that Qi Zelin heard the conversation between us and said it on purpose?Or is it true that the old man deliberately framed Rune, what kind of hatred will there be between them?

It’s okay not to ask, but when I asked, I didn’t know who to trust. One said yes and the other said no, which made me lose my direction.

Forget it, I won't ask any more, and digging by myself may yield unexpected gains.

"Qi Zelin, I want to go home." Originally, I planned to go back without knowing him, but now I can't help it, I think it's better to tell him.

"Do you need me to accompany you?" Qi Zelin asked me gently, as if he would accompany me as long as I said a word.

"No need, I can go alone. I want to live back." When I said I wanted to live back, I didn't dare to look into Qi Zelin's eyes.

I am a saboteur, of course, on purpose, I have already destroyed two of his courtyards. Although there are quite a lot of courtyards in the Prince's Mansion, the two destroyed are the best two.

"Tomorrow, I'll take you back in a carriage." Qi Zelin didn't say anything, but helped me decide the time to go back in a negotiating tone.

"Okay. But are you sure you still have a place to live?" I asked with a smile on my face, a little mischievously.

"Don't worry, I won't let you hang up." Qi Zelin also replied in a joking tone.

When I returned to the Prince's Mansion, I realized that the power of money is really powerful.It only took one night and half a day, and the two courtyards had a new look, except for the flowers and plants, which were all black.

This is too powerful, I looked dumbfounded, this time I have to control my mouth first, to prevent myself from saying admiration.

"You have spent a lot of effort on this." I pointed to the courtyard that had been restored to its original state, and tried my best to maintain an unaffected expression, as if this matter was justified.

(End of this chapter)