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Hearing the maid say that she could come in, Pania took a deep breath and carried the soup tray into the house.

"Greetings, Salma." Pania gave a standard aristocratic bow. It must be said that the movements of a woman trained in aristocratic etiquette do indeed have an indescribable elegance. Throughout the bow, Pania's upper body remained straight, and her fair neck was maintained at a specific angle, making her look both dignified and elegant.

Li Wei glanced at Panya, then asked, "What brings you here, Madam?"

"Thank you, Salma, for taking care of us these past few days and saving us from the ravages of war." Pania's face was slightly flushed, and she said somewhat awkwardly. These were the words her maid had taught her. She turned her face slightly away from Levi, as Pania still felt embarrassed to say such things.

Then, without waiting for Li Wei's reply, she turned sideways and gently placed the copper plate on the ground. On the copper plate was a large bowl of soup and several small bowls. She bent down, took a spoon, and gently scooped the soup from the large bowl into the small bowls.

It seems like they came to bring me soup.

Levi found it a bit funny; Pania's action of serving soup allowed him to see her side and back.

From this perspective, Levi can appreciate Pania's figure.

Pania wore a noble-style kilt, which was very tight and accentuated her slender waist. Her sideways bending posture also made her long legs appear particularly taut.

Moreover, the hem of this wrap skirt just reached her ankles, and Li Wei could see Pania's fair ankles. The upper part of her figure was covered by the wrap skirt, but one could imagine that it must have been a pair of very fair and slender legs.

Li Wei believes that a woman's beauty lies not only in her face, but also in her movements and posture. For example, Pania's simple act of serving soup looks very elegant and dignified.

Moreover, Li Wei had a peculiar feeling; this was Sakje's wife, who was now gently serving him soup, and Li Wei felt a surge of pride.

"Salma, please have some soup." Pania brought the bowl of soup to Levi, standing politely without getting too close. She stopped at a comfortable distance, extended both hands to offer the bowl, her face slightly turned to the side, her dignified and noble features framed by lowered eyes, her expression unchanging, giving her an air of distance.

Li Wei wanted to break the ice, so he took the item and smiled at Panya, asking, "Has Madam made soup for Sakje?"

"Huh?" Pania was taken aback, her eyes widening, clearly not expecting Levi to ask such a question. Then, realizing what she had said, she glared at Levi with embarrassment and annoyance.

Li Wei laughed heartily, "Hasn't this broken down the sense of distance?"

"I still prefer the way you glare at me." Li Wei took a sip of soup and praised how delicious it was.

Pania, on the other side, was both angry and embarrassed. She stared wide-eyed at Levi, thinking how wonderful he had thought of her these past three days, only to be met with such harsh words...

"Don't glare at me like that. Don't you feel your tension has disappeared? Now that I've said that, you're definitely not nervous about me anymore. I did that for your own good, to make you feel more relaxed in front of me." Li Wei took another sip of soup and stared at Pania with a smile.

"You said those things for my own good?" Pania said angrily. How could this person say such flirtatious things and still be so self-righteous?

"Of course." Li Wei nodded with a smile. Then, seeing that this dignified and noble young woman looked angry with him, he suddenly wanted to tease her. So he reached out, pulled her into his arms.

"What are you doing..." Panya exclaimed in panic, clearly not expecting Levi to attack her directly. She was pulled into Levi's arms, her nose filled with the scent of his masculine chest. Panya thought in a panic, "Puvilli, didn't you say it was just delivering soup and nothing serious?"

"Don't panic, of course I'm doing this for your own good." Li Wei smiled as he looked at the dignified noblewoman struggling in his arms. He took her hand in his; it was a beautiful hand, fair and long, and it felt wonderful to hold.

Levi embraced Pania and gently placed her hand on the map of Nine Towns.

"Look at Panya, look at Jiuzhen, do you know what I was worried about just now?" Li Wei said with a smile, looking down. Panya glared at him resentfully. Who would want to know what he was worried about? She had thought so highly of him these past three days, and besides, she was feeling unwell. She pressed herself against Li Wei's chest, his masculine scent filling the air. Her hand was held tightly by Li Wei. She had never been so close to a man before, especially since Li Wei wasn't just holding her hand, but gently caressing her fair and slender fingers with his rough fingers. She had a very strange feeling.

"Why are you looking at me like that, Madam? I'm worried about our son!" Li Wei said with feigned concern. Pania was taken aback for a moment, then said in embarrassment and annoyance, "What do you mean by having a son? I don't know anything about that."

These words made her feel somewhat embarrassed, and she thought about what Li Wei meant by "son".

She had indeed told Sakhoje to his face that she wanted to have a son for Li Wei, in order to get revenge on him.

"Is Madam denying it?" Li Wei shook his head and sighed. "I was just worried about how to lay the foundation for our son's nine towns, and now you're like this..."

"Pah, who's going to have a son with you!" Pania turned her head away, embarrassed and annoyed. She didn't know what she was thinking, but she said directly, "Don't try to coax me with sweet words. Your legacy will definitely be left to Suleisa's son."

As soon as she said those words, Pania regretted it. How could she have said such a thing?

These words made it seem like she was jealous, but she didn't know why she had blurted them out in a moment of anger. She was so ashamed and indignant that she didn't know how to explain herself. She even forgot to struggle in Li Wei's arms and froze there. She turned her face away from Li Wei and blushed all over.

Seeing this dignified and noble woman in his arms blushing and turning her face away, not daring to look at him, Li Wei laughed heartily.

"Are you so smug?! I misspoke just now!" Pania turned her face back angrily, while Levi remained silent, just smiling at her.

"Why aren't you saying anything?!" Pania wanted to say something, but didn't.

Li Wei suddenly found the dignified and noble lady's angry expression quite endearing. Her lips were also beautiful, thin and glistening with a faint moisture in the sunlight, reminiscent of a peach.

Li Wei took Panya's lips into his mouth.

Pania's eyes widened, and she sobbed.

After a long silence, Li Wei said, "Sakjee never kissed you, did he?"

Pania retorted, embarrassed and annoyed, "Don't mention Sakje, you were the first one to kiss me!"

She then added, "Don't you believe me? I had a royal covenant that no man could get close to me, and I don't know why you were able to get close to me."

Then Pania realized why she had brought this up. He had just kissed her, so why was she explaining these things to him? She glared angrily at Li Wei.

Li Wei smiled and kissed Panya's forehead: "That's good, you can only be mine."

"Who's yours!?" Li Wei looked at the dignified and noble young woman in his arms, who was staring at him angrily with wide eyes. He felt a strange sensation. He didn't say anything, but just held her tightly and then held her hand and waved it little by little on the map of Jiuzhen, letting her fair fingers trace the names of each town in Jiuzhen.

Her fingers were fair and slender, and under his guidance, they slowly traced the lines outlined in ink.

A gentle breeze blew in through the window, carrying the coolness of the evening.

Gradually, Pania nestled in his arms and stopped struggling.

She lowered her eyes, looking at her hand that he was holding, watching his fingers trace the names on the map, and said nothing.

The room was very quiet.

Like a movie coming to an end, the male and female protagonists walked in opposite directions as the sun set, letting the dark crowd squeeze through, and everything seemed to have a sense of quiet closure.

The room has a very peaceful atmosphere right now.