Transmigrated As My Former Uncle’s Sweetheart

Chapter 1486 Age is Long Martingale's flaws

However, he just sat down by the bed, when the window creaked and was pushed open.

On the seventh day of the seventh lunar month, his icy eyes looked sharply.

"Little Qi, your window is open, so I came in." Jill jumped to the ground, blinked playfully, and then pointed to the dishes on the table, "I put it away and leave."

Seeing that it was her, I felt a headache during the seventh day.

"The next person will come to collect it, you don't have to do these things."

Jill said seriously: "I am a servant now, your personal maid, I should do this."

Frowning on the seventh day of the seventh lunar month, extremely disagreed.

A good princess, she wants to be some kind of maid.

"I don't lack manpower on my side, and you don't need you to be a maid." His voice fell cold, trying to make her retreat.

"Because it is you, I came to be a maid." Knowing that he did it on purpose, Ji Er didn't take it to heart. He walked to the table and started to tidy up the table. "Don't worry, I will leave when I put it away. you take a rest."

On the seventh day of the seventh lunar month, seeing her not listening, I felt even more irritable.

But when she saw her hurriedly packing things, worried that she would hurt her hand again, she quickly got up and held her hand and said: "Sit down and I will do it."

"How can this be, you still have injuries..."

"Your finger is also hurt, behave, obedient." The seventh day of the seventh day aggravated his tone, his face was very serious, beyond doubt.

Jill stopped his movements and stood aside to watch him clean up.

On the seventh day of the seventh day, the dishes were neatly collected, placed on the tray, and then looked at Jill and said, "Can we go now?"

"I'm going now." Jill really took the tray and left.

Seeing that she was going to climb the window again on the seventh day of the seventh lunar month, she pinched her eyebrows and opened the door, "Get out of here."

Jill seemed to remember it, smiled charmingly, and walked out from him.

The room finally returned to quietness, and only then was relieved on the seventh day.

After thinking about it, he called Steward Chen over.

"Why is the princess in the house?"

Steward Chen replied respectfully: "The princess said that she was here to take care of you, the general, by the empress's decree." But she muttered in her heart, can't the general see it, the little princess is interested in you.

On the seventh day of the seventh lunar month, he frowned.

Why did you even get in with your mother?

No wonder Jill is in such a costume and has no scruples.

"Does the general have any other orders?" Seeing that his expression was not very good, Chen steward asked hurriedly.

"Nothing, you first withdraw."

"Yes."

After Steward Chen retired, he sat on the bedside and pondered on the seventh day of the month, deciding that it was better to leave early.

Looking at Jier's frame, he will not return to the palace, and with the support of the empress, Jier will only be more courageous.

If this continues, he doesn't know if he can hold on.

Royal palace.

Long Yang felt very uncomfortable to learn that Jill had gone to Zhengnan General's Mansion.

Although he understood Xiao Qi's character, he was always a little unhappy when his daughter chased the man to the house.

Lu Liang came in slightly, and when he saw his restlessness, he knew what he was worried about.

She brought him a cup of tea, and said with relief: "Don't worry, Xiao Qi is a person, don't you understand? There will be nothing wrong."

Long Yang frowned and looked at her, "Jil is still young, why did you pamper her?"

Lu Liangwei heard the complaint in his tone and didn't care, and sat down beside him, "Jill, this kid has a very stubborn personality. The more you stop, the more she has to wring it out. She likes Xiaoqi. In fact, there is nothing wrong with it. Let her try her best. If she tries her best, she still can't get her wish. She should give up her heart. When the time comes, she has nothing to say."

(End of this chapter)