The quiet life of a princess

Chapter 316 Suspension silk pulse diagnosis (4)

Liu Yiting lowered her head and called: "Chenxi." The person in her arms moved, she knew he was listening, and continued: "Can you let me down?"

It's very comfortable to hold, but it's not fun to hold at night, and she has to drag the red thread to find Die Ran.

Xia Chenxi put her down.

Liu Yiting said happily: "Wait for me, I'll be here right away."

"Yeah." Xia Chenxi smiled gently.

Liu Yiting opened the door.

The sun poured down.

The blinding brightness made him unable to open his eyelids.

The strong light surrounded her delicate body.

Gradually blurred his vision, gradually transparent her body.

She smiled brightly at him.

He reached out, only to find that she had disappeared.

Stand up in a panic.

Her clear voice came from the yard: "Die Ran, you die for me."

It turned out to be just an illusion, Xia Chenxi smiled wryly, and saw that the end of the red thread was broken where she left off.

"Princess, did you call me?" Die Ran suddenly appeared in front of Liu Yiting.

"Wow!" With a sound, Liu Yiting took a step back in shock and said, "My name is Die Ran, is your name Die Ran?"

"Princess, my name is Die Ran." Die Ran was puzzled.

"That's right. If your name is Die Ran, I will call you Die Ran. If you don't call Die Ran, I will call you Die Ran. Bah! What a mess, I was scared to death by you. Can I bring some early warning when I come out next time?"

"I'm sorry Wangfei, Die Ran didn't mean it." She was standing in the corner all the time, only Wangfei who didn't know martial arts didn't notice her.

"Forget it." Liu Yiting waved her hand.Looking at Xia Chenxi in the room, he was flipping through a pile of messy account books and invitations on the table.

It turns out that he is so beautiful when he is working, huh?He actually works?Didn't he give it all to Tianhun?If Tianhun is not around, wouldn't Suzaku do it?Suzaku is not here now, so didn't Azhu do it?
This is not her responsibility at all, and she didn't say that she wouldn't read the journals that she couldn't understand at all.

(End of this chapter)