The quiet life of a princess

Chapter 60 The Prince Is Not At Home (2)

A'Zi shook her head indifferently, she didn't know, she never asked about the master's affairs.

"Forget it, what time is it now? No, what time am I?" Liu Yiting put the brocade box beside her pillow. In fact, she really wanted to see what was inside, because she suspected that this was not the box she wanted. .

It is also very simple to open the box, the wooden one can be split with a knife, but the box is not ordinary exquisite and beautiful, people can't bear to destroy it.

"Miss, it's just arrived at noon."

"Noon? It's time for lunch, is A'Zhu here?" She wanted to know many things, and they were all important.

Sun Tzu once said that only by knowing yourself and the enemy can you be victorious in all battles.If the other party is too strong, the other party should retreat to advance. The latter sentence was said by Liu Yiting.

"Is the princess looking for something for me?" A'Zhu walked in from the door without making a sound.

"Sister A'Zhu." A'Zi called out happily, she felt that A'Zhu was very kind except for his cold expression.

"Ah Zhu, can you stop scaring me all the time." Liu Yiting patted her chest lightly, startling her.When did she become so timid?It's not that her life was hanging by a thread twice yesterday, she is now a bird of fright.

"My lord has already left the palace this morning." A'Zhu glanced at the lotus brocade box.

"What? The lord has left the palace? Where are you going? When will you come back?" Liu Yiting yelled, is it her chance?So excited, God finally favored her, she must act now, so as not to miss the opportunity.

A'Zhu gave her a white look, and said: "Wang Ye will come back whenever he wants."

She was just a servant, a useless servant abandoned by her master.The prince gave her a brocade box today to tell her that he was going out, and he was just telling the princess through her mouth.

"No matter when he comes back, hehe." Liu Yiting got up quickly and continued: "Ah Zi, come and help me dress and comb my hair."

"Yes, miss, please slow down." Ah Zi always had a sweet smile on her face, carefree, innocent and pure, in Liu Yiting's words, she had no tendons.

(End of this chapter)