Quick Travel: Redeeming the yandere villain Little Poor

Chapter 754 The delicate princess is trapped in the Shura field 19

After Qi Heng took the medicine, he looked up and saw the princess with lowered eyelashes and a depressed look. He was slightly stunned. She seemed unhappy. Just as he was about to say something, he heard the princess say: "Qi Heng, please go out first."

Afraid that he would misunderstand, she added: "I'm going to change clothes."

Qi Heng wanted to say that he could help her, but he seemed to have made her unhappy unintentionally. She probably didn't want to see him at the moment, and it was even less likely that she would ask for his help.

Thinking of this, Qi Heng stood up and left, leaving her alone in the bedroom.

After Qi Heng left, Ji Yan sat alone on the couch for a while, then got up and changed all her clothes. She wore a green skirt and the trousers she changed into were damp and smelled of medicine.

After she changed her clothes and prepared breakfast in the small kitchen, Ji Yan asked Qi Heng to come in and have breakfast with him.

In the past, Ji Yan always had breakfast alone. Today, there was an extra person, and she was still a little unaccustomed to it. Qi Heng did not feel uncomfortable at all. She regarded this place as her own home. Ji Yan could not help but think when she occasionally raised her head to observe him. , how can there be such a person, who has no rules at all, but makes people feel that this is the way it should be, and it is precisely because of this that he is more attractive.

After finishing the meal, Ji Yan had a headache again as to what she should do with Qi Heng.

She didn't want to do anything that consumed her physical strength anymore. She thought about it over and over again, and finally discussed it with him: "Can you read with me today?"

Qi Heng doesn't like reading very much, but if the princess wants to read, he is willing to accompany her, "I will listen to the princess' arrangements."

Ji Yan asked the palace servants to bring the books in, arrange them and put them on the table. She asked Qi Heng: "What type of books do you usually like to read?"

"Does the art of war count?" Qi Heng blinked, looking at her with a pair of bright black eyes, and answered quite seriously.

Ji Yan was startled for a moment and nodded: "Forget it, but I don't have any books on the art of war. Is there anything else you want to read?"

Qi Heng said: "Whatever the princess looks at, I will look at."

When Ji Yan heard this, she took a popular folk story book and handed it to Qi Heng. In addition to completing her homework every day, she likes to read some nutritious story books with quite interesting contents.

She also picked a book, sat at the desk and started reading.

Qi Heng had no interest in this kind of story book and couldn't read it. He liked to study the art of war. Other books seemed very boring to him, but the princess took them very seriously.

He didn't want the time he spent with her to pass away like this, so he couldn't help but talk to her: "Princess, what is that book you are reading about?"

Ji Yan was not very happy to be interrupted, but she still answered him politely: "It's about an official lady who eloped with a poor scholar despite her parents' objections."

The same story was written in a book, and Qi Heng was not very interested, but when the princess told it, Qi Heng became inexplicably interested and wanted to know the follow-up.

"Princess, do you think the official lady eloped with the scholar, is she boldly pursuing love, or is she too stupid?"

Ji Yan: "..."

She was just reading a story. The plot was full of ups and downs and exciting, so there was no need for such unnecessary thinking.

And, he's really loud.

But she still answered politely: "All of them. If the scholar is not worthy of being entrusted with him for life, she will definitely regret her original choice."

"Well, I think the same thing as the princess." Qi Heng curled his lower lip and asked her again, "Where is the plot going now, princess?"

"Just eloped."

"Then where did they go? Did the young lady's parents send someone to catch them?"

Ji Yan: "..."

She couldn't help but put down the book, raised her head and glared at Qi Heng, and said in a soft tone of voice, "Can you stop talking to me? I don't like to be disturbed while reading."

Qi Heng was stunned for a moment, lowered his head and stopped talking. After a while, he apologized to her: "I'm sorry, princess. I know I was wrong."

Ji Yan looked at him, pursed her lips, and felt that she might have been a little harsh to him just now. After thinking about it, she added: "I don't blame you, just correct it. After I read it, you can come again." Discuss the plot with me.”

"Yes." Qi Heng calmed down and picked up the book to read, but his mind was not on the book at all. He still felt that talking to the princess was more interesting.

After burning the incense, a nun from the palace came to Ji Yan to teach her how to embroider mandarin ducks.

When a woman gets married, she has to embroider her hijab, purse, wedding dress... and even her bellyband with her own hands.

Preparations start long in advance.

Ji Yan didn't expect that grandma would come today, and Qi Heng happened to be in her palace as well.

She thought about it, this was also part of the process of her future marriage to Qi Heng, and there was nothing wrong with him watching from the side. After all, she also wanted to take this marriage seriously, and she had no intention of being lazy and letting Qi Heng see it. Well, at least it would let him know that she would never deal with him.

So Qi Heng was pretending to read on the side, while Ji Yan was learning how to embroider mandarin ducks from her grandma. She practiced on the handkerchief first, taking every step carefully.

Qi Heng didn't see what the princess was embroidering at first, until the embroidery had a clear outline - it was a mandarin duck.

He couldn't help but blush as he thought about something. The mandarin ducks embroidered by the princess didn't look very similar to each other. They weren't as lifelike as those embroidered by the nanny, but Qi Heng felt that the ones embroidered by the princess were more pleasing to the eye.

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Ji Yan spent almost a whole day embroidering the pair of mandarin ducks on the handkerchief.

Her embroidery didn't look very good and she needed more practice, so she didn't take the initiative to show it to Qi Heng. Moreover, the pair of mandarin ducks became more and more ugly. Ji Yan couldn't accept that she had embroidered such an ugly thing, so she handed the embroidered handkerchief to Qi Heng. Yin Yu, let Yin Yu throw it away for her.

But General Qi ran over and snatched the embroidered handkerchief from her hand.

Ji Yan was confused, but then she heard him say: "If the princess doesn't want it, just give it to me. I like it."

Ji Yan was stunned for a moment and whispered: "It's ugly, just throw it away."

"What's so ugly about it? It's obviously very cute." Qi Heng unfolded the veil and his expression became gentle, "From now on, I will carry it with me everywhere."

Ji Yan opened her lips and wanted to say something else. Qi Heng had already put the embroidered handkerchief into his arms. Ji Yan had no choice but to ask for it back, so she could only say: "I'll practice it later and embroider a nice one." I'll give it to you, and then... throw away that ugly one."

Qi Heng really didn't think it was ugly, it was very cute. Moreover, this was the first pair of mandarin ducks embroidered by the princess, which was of great significance.

But he still pretended to agree to the princess, otherwise if the princess was unhappy and took the veil back by force, he would not be able to refuse it.

It was getting dark and Qi Heng was leaving the palace. Before leaving, he asked the princess to take away the palace people, including Yin Yu.

He was mysterious and said he wanted to talk to her alone. Ji Yan thought it was something important and her expression became solemn.

But after the bedroom door was closed, Qi Heng suddenly took her into his arms.

He hugged her hard.

Throughout the whole day today, except for giving the princess some medicine in the morning, he had almost no chance to get close to her. Last night, he dreamed of the princess. He dreamed of how the princess's soft body looked when she was on horseback, completely leaning into his arms. It made him extremely excited.

"Princess……"

The young man's eyes seemed to be soaked in ink, and he unconsciously let out a dull sigh from his throat.