Transmigrated As My Former Uncle’s Sweetheart

Chapter 1461 I haven't seen her in five years, can I still recognize her?

Zhanqing was waiting outside, and hurriedly greeted her when she came out.

But she saw her eyes red, like a rabbit.

At first glance, I knew I had cried.

However, she didn't say anything, took her back the same way, and didn't alarm anyone.

On the way back, Jill said in Zhanqing's arms: "Sister Zhanqing, after the Chinese New Year, I will be ten years old."

"Yes, the little princess is one year older again." Zhan Qing said emotionally, but she was one year older.

Jill hugged her waist and said nothing.

In five years, she will be able to see Xiao Qi, right?

But what if he still doesn't come back?

She frowned, and finally stretched out again. If he doesn't come back, she can go to him then.

She is so stupid!

On New Year's Eve every year since then, Jill will go to Zhengnan General's Mansion, sit in Xiaoqi's room, and talk for a while before leaving.

...

On New Year's Eve this year, there was still heavy snowfall, and Jill sat under the window, holding his cheeks to watch the snow flying outside.

After the New Year, she was fifteen years old, but Xiao Qi still did not come back.

Her eyes darkened.

In this case, when the flowers bloom next year, she will go to Xishuiguan to look for him.

After five years of absence, can Xiao Qi still recognize her?

In the diamond mirror on the table, the girl's beautiful face was reflected.

Just in a daze, suddenly, the girl Yinling laughed outside the window.

"Jill, why are you always hiding in the house? Come out, let's have a snowball fight."

It was Yaoyao's voice.

Jill lay on the table, lazily in a daze, ignoring it.

Yaoyao, who didn't get a response for a long time, flashed a little sly in her eyes, grabbed a handful of snow in her hand, and fumbled into Jill's bedroom.

She was not very surprised when she saw the girl sitting by the window.

Every time it snows, Jill always likes to sit alone by the window.

Probably it was too much, Jier didn't notice Yaoyao's approach behind him.

It wasn't until her neck became cold that she was shivering from the cold, and then she bounced and shook off the snow and ice on her body.

Yaoyao didn't dare to stay in the stack, so she ran away.

Ji Er was furious, "Long Yinyao, stop for me!"

Yaoyao turned around and made a grimace at her, screaming as she ran, "The dinner is about to begin. The queen asked me to call you, see you in Qionglu."

Jill was very annoyed and had to teach her a lesson this time.

Seeing her run away, she quickly performed light work and chased her out.

However, Yaoyao refuses to learn martial arts, but she has learned lightly, even better than her.

Jill was chasing after him.

On New Year’s Eve, Dragon Martingale feasted on the officials, and the dinner was held in Qionglu Hall.

Long Yin led a group of people, and he just heard a commotion in the crowd just outside the gate of Qionglu Hall.

"Hey, that seems to be the second princess..."

"It looks like the little princess is chasing after..."

Hearing that, in the crowd, a handsome and tall man clenched his fists in an instant, his dark eyes swept complicated.

Jill...

"Long Yinyao, if you don't stop, don't blame me for being impolite!"

The girl's delicate voice came clearly into her ears, and her body froze on the seventh day.

After a long while, he turned around to look.

In the silver dress, two slender shadows swept over here one after another.

The girl in front, wearing a light green palace dress, is very light, but was chased by the girl in the back flour skirt, and she was a little panic.

"Brother Huang, Brother Huang, Jill is going to catch me..." Yaoyao yelled.

The seventh day's eyes fell on the girl behind her.

The looks are equally beautiful, but the girl in the pink skirt has a cold temperament, and her tight mouth reveals her deep displeasure.

"If you have the ability, don't look for the emperor!" Jill's brows were cold, and suddenly he grabbed a handful of snow from the treetops and pinched them into a ball.

(End of this chapter)