Quick-wearing villain Bai Yueguang is very sultry

Chapter 301 Green Tea Beauty (6)

evening.

Chu Cha lived in the courtyard to the east of the Zhao Mansion.

Because of Zhao Yuanwai's instructions, there are no idlers and others approaching here, and it is very clean.

Chu Cha was drinking tea and reading the script when there was a light knock on the door, "Sister."

"Come in."

The door was gently pushed open and closed again.

Chu Sui walked in with a tray, on which were placed two or three cakes, and a bowl of hot porridge, "I didn't eat a few more bites until the banquet today, A Sui was afraid that you would be hungry, so I made some, sister Try it?"

Chu Cha nodded slightly, without being pretentious, he picked up a piece of hibiscus cake and ate it.

The taste is glutinous and fragrant, not sticky.

The bowl of porridge was cooked with red beans, which were a bit rotten, but the grains were still distinct.

Just when she was enjoying it quietly.

A pair of well-knit hands touched her shoulders and gently kneaded them.

"Sister is tired all day, Ah Sui feels distressed."

I feel sorry for you ghost!

Chu Cha arranged it secretly.

If it hadn't been for the [-]% malicious value of the test just now, she would have really believed in the evil of this little villain!

When he laughed, he looked gentle and gentle, and he spoke softly, but he didn't expect that he had a ghost in his heart, a typical wolf in sheep's clothing, and an evil ghost in disguise!

hateful.

She hasn't offended the little villain so far since she met the little villain. How can there be so much malicious value? Is it because demons naturally reject demon collectors?
Chu Sui looked at the girl who was quietly eating snacks, his eyes were a little dark.

What does Chu Cha care about most?
He slightly narrowed his peach blossom eyes, a pair of black pupils were a bit dark, and then there was some gleam flowing.

It seems to be that useless 'moral and popular sentiment'?
interesting
This seems to be a picture of siblings living in harmony, but in fact the two have their own ghosts.

Day two.

early morning.

General Chu Cha pushed open the door, and saw the young man standing under the flowers smiling elegantly at her, "Sister, Ah Sui got up early to collect morning dew and made clear porridge for you, do you want to try it?"

She rolled her eyes inwardly, but it didn't show on her face.

He picked up the porridge and savored it carefully.

"Sister, do you still want to help Minister Zhao look at Feng Shui today?" Chu Sui asked with a smile, holding his face.

"Ah."

"Can you bring Ah Sui with you?"

"What are you going to do?" Chu Cha glanced at him lightly, "I'm not the only monk who looks at Fengshui. If you go as a monster, you won't be afraid that you will be beaten to death before entering the door?"

When he heard the words 'Death and Daoxiao', the boy's face was rarely gloomy, but it was only for a moment before he said with a smile on his face, "Is my sister worried about Ah Sui?"

Chu Cha raised his eyebrows slightly, "Why should I worry about a demon?"

She admitted that she was a little angry when she said these words.

hateful--

She was thinking about how to fall in love with him, but he was thinking about how to let her die!
Chu Sui showed grievances, his peach blossom eyes trembled slightly and then lowered, "Ah Sui is asking too much."

Chu Cha snorted coldly, put the clean bowl on the table, and walked out of the yard with the long sword in hand.

**
Zhao Yuanwai paid a lot of money to hire people.

500 taels of silver per person.

If you can point out what's wrong, you can get an extra 100 taels of silver.

This directly led to the nonsense of those monks.

"Zhao Yuanwai, your stone lion is a little crooked, it's not right!"

"Mr. Zhao, your flowers are a bit bald, it's not right!"

"Mr. Zhao, your tea tastes bitter, and happy events are coming. You can't drink such bitter tea, it's not appropriate!"

Zhao Yuanwai didn't care about anything else.

He listened to the opinions one by one, and at the same time gave 100 taels of silver to each of the monks who took the opinions.

(End of this chapter)