Flowers are full of clothes because of you

Chapter 271 Are They Already Reconciled? (4)

Just as there was a commotion, the door opened. Fortunately, Mei Xinggan opened the latch of the door from the inside, so people outside could push the door and enter.No matter who came in, Mei Xinggan seemed to see a savior, and she struggled desperately.

The eldest prince is very busy.

Where else can I take care of it?

So the door opens and someone comes in and he doesn't even know it.

Continue to press Mei Xinggan.

While tugging on his pants.

Stop the nosebleed.

While covering her mouth.

It seems that today the eldest prince has brought out all his potential to the fullest.

That's why we can do so many difficult things at the same time.

It was none other than Su Qingfeng who came in.

The Queen Mother told him after she went back that Mei Xinggan had no major problems.

Just spit out a mouthful of blood.

Su Qingfeng couldn't help trembling after hearing this.

What do you mean by just vomited blood?

Vomiting blood is a terrible thing, isn't it?
It is likely that Liancheng Gu's attack was too vicious.

Poor Mei Xinggan's internal organs ruptured, so he vomited blood.

So, the more he thought about it, the more afraid he became, and the more he thought about it, the more disturbed he became.

Finally, he couldn't bear to find a reason with the Queen Mother, and slipped away quietly.

Although only once.

But his memory is not bad.

And the road is not very far.

Searched and searched, and found it.

There is no one in Mei Xinggan's palace.

Yuehong, Xiaodezi and Lan'er were back when Liancheng Gu was around.

just left.

I don't know where to gossip.

The greatest possibility is that she is in the imperial dining room, cheating out huge fortunes with the latest hexagrams from those aunts and aunts Bamei Xinggan.

Just before Mei Xinggan's bedroom, he heard a discordant voice coming from inside.

He was startled, could it be that Liancheng Gu and Mei Xinggan were fighting inside?He frowned, feeling suddenly sad in his heart, as if his breath was stuck in his chest, unable to move up or down.

(End of this chapter)