The arrogant male protagonist of Kuai Chuan has been blackened

Chapter 60 Beautiful brother, I want to hug (19)

With the consent of the emperor, the third prince of Qingguo clasped his fists at Mu Keke: "Then we will talk about your residence."

Mu Keke boarded the carriage with Qing Li, the third prince of Qing Kingdom.

Qingli is a very gentle and considerate person.

Even Mu Keke, who has been with him for a long time, knows this.

Just like what the emperor of Qing Kingdom said, Qingli is not suitable for the throne because he is too kind and merciful.

Qingli followed Mu Keke back to Mu Mansion, Mu Tiancheng was shocked when he found out, and hurriedly asked someone to prepare a yard for Qingli.

And when Su Ci knew that Mu Keke had brought someone back home, and he was still a boy, he was not calm at all.

Without notifying anyone, they directly killed Mu Keke's yard.

Qinchun and Qinxue were startled by Su Ci's angry look, and by the time they realized it, Su Ci had already entered Mu Keke's room.

Mu Keke was planning to take a nap to catch up on sleep, Su Ci walked over directly, pulled Mu Keke's wrist angrily, and asked angrily: "Mu Keke! Why did you bring a man back to Mu's mansion? Do you like him... don't you?"

Mu Keke was stunned when he heard Su Ci's words, which were similar to making trouble out of no reason.

When did Su Ci become so childish...

Su Ci had the same appearance as Su Che, and said the same unreasonable words in the same voice, Mu Keke felt as if he had passed away.

Seeing that Mu Keke was in a daze and didn't answer his own words, Su Ci felt even more aggrieved: "The third prince of the Qing Kingdom, and that Su Che, tell me, how many men did you find behind my back?"

Su Ci is so wronged, he is almost crying.

When hearing the word "Su Che", Mu Keke's pupils shrank: "You know Su Che...how do you know Su Che?"

Su Ci didn't answer Mu Keke's words, just like a child, making trouble unreasonably: "Sure enough, you don't love me anymore, you really like Su Che, and you really have someone behind my back."

"Wooooow, big pig's hooves..."

Mu Keke really wondered if Su Ci was Su Che.

Listen, is "big pig's hooves" what we should say in this era?
With a flash of light in his eyes, Mu Keke asked, "Brother, what does big pig's hoof mean?"

"The big pig's trotters are..." Su Ci thought about it seriously, and he didn't know what the word meant, let alone why he blurted out these four words.

It seems very familiar, but I can't remember it.

Su Ci frowned, honestly: "I don't know."

Mu Keke: ...

"Brother, why did you suddenly become like this? Your behavior is even more childish than mine."

Su Ci took it for granted: "I was always like this."

I was always like this, I was naive and childish, but I was afraid that you would not like me, so I pretended to be very careless and calm.

But I didn't expect that as soon as I heard about you, I would completely collapse.

Su Ci didn't say it, and he didn't dare to say it.

Because he was afraid, what he got in exchange was Mu Keke's fear and disgust. He was afraid that in the end, Mu Keke would point at himself and say with disdain, "You are so disgusting."

He is not afraid of gossip in the world, he is not afraid of being criticized by thousands of people, he is only afraid that she will hate him and alienate him.

No matter what, Mu Keke lived two lifetimes, and fell in love once, so how could he not see what Su Ci was thinking?
(End of this chapter)