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Chapter 241 The Seventh Princess of the Great Qiong Kingdom ([-])

After all, he turned and left accompanied by everyone.

After walking a few steps, he suddenly turned his head and smiled: "My name is Bi Yao."

Therefore, the entire palace and even the post house knew that the Seventh Princess of Da Qiong Kingdom had a fondness for Master Luo.

It is said that when this rumor spread to Fengqi Palace, the empress who was tending flowers just smiled: "It's just a rumor, don't spread it any more."

It is said that when this rumor spread to Lianmei Hall, Concubine Mei who was eating bird's nest porridge suddenly turned ugly, and immediately knocked the whole bowl of eye sockets to the ground, and cursed at the servant girl: "It's too bad to eat! Don’t you know that I’m pregnant with a dragon son?! So, how can you take good care of the little prince!”

It is said that when this rumor spread to Ningye Palace, Concubine Ye, who was playing with the coral bestowed on the West Sea on the couch, dismissed it, and then laughed loudly: "Master Luo is really blessed!"

Immediately there was a gloating look on his face: "I don't know what to do with his junior sister?"

It is said that after this night banquet, Princess Baguio of the Great Qiong Kingdom became the target of the women in the harem.

Of course, these are all things to follow.

On the eighth day of the first lunar month, the Daqiong State Mission invited the imperial painter Luo to accompany him on a tour of the capital.

Long Jue, the emperor of the Dragon Dynasty, personally ordered Luo Xi to accompany him, and to do his best to be a landlord.

On the ninth day of the first lunar month, Princess Baguio of the Great Qiong Kingdom invited the imperial painter Luo to the post house to paint.

Finished at sunset.

Luo Xi politely declined the kind offer from the Daqiong Kingdom Mission to send her off, and returned to the Luo residence at sunset.

The setting sun stretched the originally tall and thin shadow even more slender.

From a distance, a figure could be seen huddled at the gate.

The afterglow of the setting sun shone on the figure, showing a hazy look of orange gauze, somewhat dreamy.

Only when he got closer did he see the person drawing circles on the ground: "Ying'er?"

Called softly, but saw that the person did not respond.

Crouching down, Luo Xi said again: "Ying'er?"

But he saw that the man was still drawing circles on the ground.

Laughing dumbfounded: "Ying'er, are you angry?"

The little head nodded, but still did not speak.

Rubbing that small head with his big hands, Luo Xi said, "Brother Xi knows his mistake."

"Where is wrong?"

(End of this chapter)