The fake daughter is the white moonlight of the villain general

Wei Rou didn't expect Gu Xi to ask this question, she smiled.

"I used to be afraid, but now the general is my husband and Wei Rou's future protection, why should I be afraid? Could it be that the general is afraid? Could it be that it is really as outsiders say, fierce—"

Before Wei Rou finished speaking, Gu Xi had already taken off her mask, and she was so shocked that she didn't finish her sentence.

She had never seen such a handsome and handsome man!

Sword eyebrows and star eyes, the eyebrows fly into the temples, and the deep eyebrows make people sink involuntarily.

With a high nose bridge and full and bright lips, he is clearly a handsome young master.

Compared with the illustrious reputation of General Zhenyuan outside, this appearance is really out of harmony.

It's just that on this handsome face, there is a striking scar, giving rise to a bit of hostility for no reason.

Wei Rou finally understands why Gu Xi wears a mask. This appearance is really unconvincing, so it's better to wear a mask to add momentum.

Seeing Wei Rou's silence, Gu Xi thought she was frightened by the scar on her face, turned her face away, and wanted to put the mask back on.

Wei Rou, who came back to her senses, immediately stopped his movement and held his hand.

"My husband is so pretty."

After all, Wei Rou is also a person who is familiar with poetry and books, but when it comes time to praise her sweetheart, she can't find a suitable word after searching.

Complicated emotions rose in Gu Xi's eyes.

"Don't you think it's ugly?"

Wei Rou was taken aback, did Gu Xi hide the scar because he thought it was ugly?

She shook her head, stretched out her hand and gently stroked the scar on Gu Xi's face.

"It must have hurt, right?"

The scar looks like it has been around for a long time, how painful should it be then?

Gu Xi held Wei Rou's hand instead, looking at her with extremely soft eyes.

"It doesn't hurt."

"How could it not hurt? When I was young, I was scratched by a tree branch and felt pain."

Gu Xi smiled faintly, noncommittal.

This is the first time Wei Rou saw him smile.

When he laughed, his brows and eyes stretched out, and the corners of his lips raised, Wei Rou was stunned for a moment.

The eyes of the two met in one place, and an atmosphere called ambiguity rose instantly.

Gu Xi's gaze inevitably fell on Wei Rou's bright red lips, where the moisture was so moist that it made the mouth dry. Thinking of the kiss that was lightly tasted last time, an unknown fire rose instantly.

When she was lying down, Wei Rou was still in a daze, her mind was full of Gu Xi's whispers in her ear.

"Rou'er, I will take it easy."

Facts have proved that it is not light at all.

The general's physical strength is not something that ordinary people can bear, not to mention that he hasn't eaten meat for so many years.

Wei Rou's voice was tinged with tears.

"Gu Xi! You liar!"

Gu Xi could only half lie and half coax, until the middle of the night, Wei Rou didn't even have the energy to speak.

Gu Xi carried her to the cubicle, where hot soup was specially prepared, which was also Gu Xi's selfish intention.

Wei Rou leaned against Gu Xi's arms, allowing him to scrub her body.

How could any other man devote himself to such a trivial matter?

After regaining some strength, Wei Rou raised her head to look at Gu Xi.

"A few days ago, I showed my face like that in front of the general's mansion, why didn't you agree to me?"

The heat was dense, Gu Xi looked at her blushing cheeks, and felt that he really wanted to bow down under her pomegranate skirt.

"Rou'er, this kind of thing still requires a man to take the initiative. I don't want others to look down on you. I want to...give you a grand wedding."

Wei Rou was extremely wronged: "I know how sad I am, I thought you didn't want to marry me."

Gu Xi couldn't see her like this, so he simply kissed her lips.

Wei Rou boldly and proactively kissed back this time.

The surrounding temperature keeps rising.

The moon outside the window also shyly hid in the clouds.