Secret Service Crown Princess: Fudge a country to play

Chapter 21 Woohoo, I got divorced 9
It looks like looking at the flowers and bamboos to see the scenery, but the brows that are knit in one place still reveal the full of thoughts.

Hearing the sound of the door, the hero immediately turned his head to look at me.

I blinked and blinked my eyes, and called him in a childish voice:

"Hello, Uncle Ning."

The hero was slightly stunned, then stepped forward and knelt down beside me, patted my head and said:

"This girl has a good memory, but I met you once when I was two years old, and I still remember you, Uncle Ning."

I rolled my eyes, thinking about how to let a two-year-old child give up the appearance of a person, and this person has not been seen for eight years, it is really a bit of science fiction.

So he said dryly:

"Uncle Ning, I'm sorry. It was the girl who informed me that Hero Ning, the leader of the martial arts alliance, wanted to see me, so..."

"...cough." The hero was obviously embarrassed by me, coughed dryly and stood up, took my hand and walked to the stone chair beside the jujube tree to let me sit down, and sat down on the opposite side After coming down, he said again: "Xiaoqi, uncle, I'm sorry."

This sentence is really a bit thunderous. A "sorry" can make people have a lot of imagination.

For example, what did he do to apologize to me, or to my family.

Another example is what his son Ningtong did to apologize to me...

After all, I think it is impossible for a leader in his forties to be sorry for me, so this sentence should be for his son.

I ask:

"What happened to Ningtong?"

Heaven and earth conscience, I really didn't have any extra emotion when I said these five words, it was just a natural guess following his words.

But the hero saw from this that I was empathetic and intelligent, so he rubbed my head while sighing and said:

"I really miss you child." This is really a misunderstanding.

After all, they are martial arts people, not so many mothers-in-law, when they saw me asking, they told the truth about the matter.

(End of this chapter)