The eldest married as a merchant's wife

Chapter 522 Deadwood He Chun (6)
"I dreamed that my brother died." Mei Xiaoting said in fear, "What did the Anqing Palace give you?"

"Oh, the sixth son gave me a good face." Xiao Liuchun's eyes were slightly astringent, and he caressed Mei Xiaoting's thin face, and said with a soft smile: "I will ask him to let you go in the morning, but don't worry, he will let you go." Nothing was done to me, and I will return it in a few days."

"What do you want to do when you go back? You will always need it in the future. You actors, you shouldn't refuse too much, the result is always bad if you offend the client." Mei Xiaoting saw her stinginess, and smiled half-smile He hooked the corners of his mouth.

Xiao Liuchun kissed him: "Ah Ting, why did you suddenly tell me this? I don't want to listen."

"Is there? Then I usually say something." Mei Xiaoting smiled, then closed his eyes.

The two were hugging and trembling on the soft couch, Xiao Liuchun's long fingers were picking at Mei Xiaoting's plain white shirt, and her red lips slowly moved down along his clear chest: "Ah Ting, let's go back. I don't want this Fanghua, I don’t care about that woman in your hometown, I can be a child and take care of her with you.”

"Huh... a woman? That's not my woman, that's just my sister-in-law. I, Mei Er, have never had a woman in my life." Mei Xiaoting wanted to shake his brother's Qingyu away——

"Go far away, maybe I will never come back in this life, here are all my belongings, you use it to pay off the debt..."

"Wait for me at Yangukou Wharf as soon as possible. I will find a way to bring you with me when I arrive..."

They were leaving without telling him the exact time.His heart hurts, dare to ruthlessly kill his obsession?Do you dare to let the two of them leave?

——The courtyard of the old house in the south of the Yangtze River is always damp and dark. The eldest son of the Mei family, who was clever and studious since childhood, had a high fever, and Mrs. Zhou knelt in front of the Buddha and muttered.

(End of this chapter)