Secret Service Crown Princess: Fudge a country to play

Chapter 355 Do not regret for wasting your time, and do not feel ashamed for doing nothing 2
At first I let it go, thinking it was like a child losing a favorite toy, and there was always going to be a fuss.

But I don’t know how to accept it as soon as it’s good, pulling my hair endlessly.

In the end, I was so angry that I froze one of its paws, and that was it!
I looked at the broken tiger lying on the ground and looked at me with very sad eyes, and said fiercely:

"If you mess with me again, I'll kill you for meat!"

It was probably because my expression looked really vicious. The broken tiger weighed it deep in his heart, and felt that the possibility of killing it and eating it was still very high, so he bowed his head and surrendered, and would not fight against me again.

I thought that Rumei's role was just like a part-time nanny to relieve boredom as before, but I didn't expect that this girl is now invulnerable after training.

I heard that during my stay in Meiyuan, Erniang came to see me three times, saying that my father sent her to persuade me to go home.

But everyone knows that I don't want to go home at this time, and I don't even want to see Er Niang.

Luofeng said that it was Rumei who drove Erniang three times in a posture of turning over serfs, and made this matter never happen again for the fourth time.

Later, I felt that it was not very good not to give an explanation to my family all the time. After all, my father still loved me, and Jeremy missed me too.

So I wrote a letter in my own handwriting, briefly talking about my trip.

Of course, a lot of things about the love between children have been omitted.

But the ultimate goal is still very clear, that is, I want to live outside for a while, and tell my father not to worry, so I won't go home.

The signing of the letter, in addition to my signature, for the sake of insurance, and also for the credibility of my saying that I will take care of myself, I forced Fu Li to sign it...

There was a letter from my father that night. I thought he would first accuse me of being so self-willed, and then told me to be obedient and sensible outside, and to be more careful.

(End of this chapter)