The romantic and arrogant villain is forced to love him every day

"Ahem." Jiang Tang was a little embarrassed. "...Azhou is really outspoken."

What he said is indeed true.

But the protagonist is not Jiang Du, but himself.

At that time, he was fined for three months of confinement for this matter.

Fortunately, discussion of this matter has been banned, and Chi Zhou has no way to seek confirmation, so he can safely let Jiang Du take the blame.

Chi Zhou slapped the table and said indignantly: "Playing with women's emotions, how can such a despicable person have the nerve to live in this world?"

Jiang Tang was startled, his heart beating like thunder.

Why did he clearly blame Jiang Du for this matter, but still feel that Chi Zhou was scolding him?

...It must be because Chi Zhou didn't curse him by name.

So he emphasized. "Hey, my second brother is really not honest in what he did... As a result, I have never dared to have a heart-to-heart relationship with him."

Chi Zhou's eyes were melancholy: "Those who are close to black people are black. It's best not to have a heart-to-heart relationship with such people."

Jiang Tang: "..."

Forget it, naming names isn't that important.

Jiang Tang carefully probed: "Then from now on...?"

"My little proton..." Chi Zhou smiled sadly. "Do you have the right to refuse to associate with His Highness?"

"It's okay." Jiang Tang patted his chest. "Xiao Hei and I will accompany you and protect you!"

*

A few more days passed.

Jiang Tang reports to Chizhouyuan every day without hesitation, and there is always a new reason every time.

Jiang Du became busy again.

There was a drought in the northwest, food harvests were bad, and a large number of victims were scattered. He was busy discussing countermeasures with ministers.

I only came twice in a hurry and didn't stay for more than a moment each time.

Chi Zhou teased Xiao Hei boredly. He was really tired of Jiang Tang's hypocritical face.

However, he hadn't met Jiang Du in the past few days, and he was obviously a little uninterested.

Tonight, after Chi Zhou finished taking a bath and told the boy to go to bed and not to disturb him if anything happened, he changed into light clothes and went to the roof through the window.

After passing through obstacles and avoiding inspections, Chi Zhou easily reached Jiang Du's study.

The lights flickered inside. It was obvious that Jiang Du was still dealing with government affairs.

Chi Zhou adjusted his clothes, stepped through the door, and faced the sharp tip of the knife.

Jiang Du was obviously startled when he saw the person coming. He quickly threw away his sword and stepped forward to hug the person into his arms.

There was an indescribable tiredness in his voice. "A Zhou...why are you here?"

Chi Zhou raised his head and pressed the corners of his lips.

"Shh... I came here secretly. Your Highness, please keep your voice down."

"Oh..." Jiang Du said muffled. "How courageous."

He is surrounded by secret guards all year round, even when he is sleeping. I don’t know how this person avoids the sight of the secret guards...

If Chi Zhou hadn't stopped outside the door for a moment, he might not even have noticed it.

"...I miss you, Your Highness." Chi Zhou put his arms around Jiang Du's waist and said coquettishly. "I think Your Highness is thinking of only eating three times a day..."

Jiang Du laughed dumbly. "Three times isn't enough?"

"Of course it's not enough." Chi Zhou said confidently. "Another time, it was supposed to be given to me by His Highness."

Jiang Du lowered his head and pressed a kiss to the corner of his lips. "for you."

Chi Zhou pursed his lips and smiled: "Your Highness is becoming more and more sensible."

Jiang Du also laughed, and after another kiss, he let go of Chi Zhou and returned to the desk.

It was filled with dense memorials and information.

The old emperor left the whole matter to him, and he went away happily.

"I still have something to read..." Jiang Du opened a memorial. "you……"

He originally wanted to say, ‘You should go back and rest early,’ but he really couldn’t bear to do it, so he changed his words.

"Just sit next to me and stay with me for a while."

Chi Zhou took the initiative to move a chair and sat next to Jiang Du. "...If I say that I want to share your worries for His Highness, wouldn't it be inappropriate?"

His identity is sensitive and it is related to people's livelihood, so it is certainly inappropriate.

Jiang Du paused and said:

"You must have heard some rumors about the severe drought in the northwest, the food harvest, and a large number of victims fleeing to surrounding cities... Now, how to resettle these victims has become a big problem."

The imperial court has allocated funds twice, but the number of victims has only increased a lot.

Although every city opens a tent to provide porridge every day, there are always a few unruly people who don't have enough porridge and want to steal the meals of the residents in the city. For a moment, people are panicked.

Officials from various places lamented in memorials every day, saying that the victims of the disaster had affected the normal lives of residents in their cities, and requested that the disaster be dealt with as soon as possible.

But with so many people and friction happening in so many places at the same time, Jiang Du really had a headache.

He was reading historical records, trying to find some methods from the experience of his predecessors.

Chi Zhou picked up a memorial and opened it.

"I heard Jiang Tang say a few words. What he meant was to directly kill the victims who caused trouble as a warning to others."

There was also a faint expectation in his words that he hoped Jiang Du would handle this matter.

"Absolutely not." Jiang Du immediately denied it. "Most of the victims are mild-tempered, and this move may break their hearts."

Not only can't they be killed, but they can't be captured either.

It can be said that some victims came here just for the prison food.

If he is really caught, many people will imitate him, and the situation will only become more chaotic.

"Of course not." Chi Zhou folded the memorial. "Then has His Highness found a better solution?"

"...Looking for it." Jiang Du's thoughts were confused and his reflex arc was extremely long. "...Jiang Tang comes to see you every day?"

"Yeah." Chi Zhou nodded. "He is always arranging His Highness in front of me... If I had not been more determined, I might have already had a rift with His Highness."

"He is young and behaves erratically. He never likes me." Jiang Du turned sideways and looked at Chi Zhou. "...But he has a sweet mouth and is always good at making people happy. His father, queen and mother all favor him..."

The worry in his eyes overflowed.

Chi Zhou covered Jiang Du's hand and teased: "I don't like sweet food, I prefer sour food."

Jiang Du blushed and immediately turned around and sat down.

"A Zhou...you should go back. I can't concentrate at all when you are by my side."

"You know how tired I am of hiding from patrols." Chi Zhou refused to leave. "It's your problem that you can't concentrate...but you blame me. It's so unreasonable."

"...Yes, it's my problem." Jiang Du was helpless. "It's getting late. I'll ask someone to bring two quilts in. Can you go and have a rest?"

"No." Chi Zhou refused decisively. "This may make Your Highness think that I am messing around... I have to find some solutions for you."

"...I didn't say you were messing around, about this..." Jiang Du saw that Chi Zhou had already begun to read the books, and then closed his mouth.

Forget it... It's a good idea for him to contribute.