Quickly wear! Bind to the scumbag transformation system

After asking the innkeeper, he was told that he had never seen Rong Cheng and his companions. Chen Huai left the inn with a grim look on his face.

By this time it was completely dark, the city of Anzhou was ablaze with lights, and the streets were more crowded than in the evening.

Chen Huai was so anxious that sweat broke out on his forehead. He searched almost the entire street before he saw Rong Cheng and his companions in front of a stall selling lanterns.

Chen Huai exhaled and hurried forward: "Sir, you made it easy for me to find you."

Seeing Rong Cheng looking at the lights and ignoring him, Chen Huai felt a little depressed: "There are too many people now, it's not safe, let's go back to the inn first"

Lu Jun stood on the other side and said disdainfully: "Master Chen is too nervous. When you were not here just now, we protected the young master well."

These words were obviously accusing Chen Huai of abandoning the young master's safety for the sake of beauty. Chen Huai's eyes flashed with a gloomy coldness. When Lu Jun saw it, he obviously shrank back and stood further away, fearing that Chen Huai would attack him again.

Rong Cheng put down the lantern on the stall, frowned in annoyance, and walked straight into the crowd.

Seeing this, Chen Huai and the Jinyiwei tried to follow, but were separated by the crowd rushing over from behind.

Seeing that they had all left, Lu Jun also wanted to follow them, but he couldn't even squeeze in at this time. The crowd was too crowded, and Chen Huai gradually couldn't hear Lu Jun's voice calling him "Young Master".

This was the first time that Rong Cheng was so uncalm. Ever since Chen Huai picked up the hydrangea and followed him into the shop, he had been burning with a fire in his chest that he couldn't suppress. He didn't know how long he had followed the crowd before he gradually regained his senses. He looked to the side and was shocked to find that he had been swept by the crowd to the boat shop.

It was a windless night, and the huge lake was without a single ripple. Two- and even three-story boathouses were densely docked, with red lanterns hanging on them. Singers were singing at the bows, and dancers were dancing beside them.

As a burst of fireworks bloomed in the air, there were more people than before. Rong Cheng was forced to retreat step by step. Suddenly, he stepped on empty air and was about to fall into the lake.

At this moment, a strong arm suddenly wrapped around his waist, hugged him back and held him tightly in his arms.

Rong Cheng was almost caught in the man's arms and half carried out. When they reached a deserted dead end alley, the man let him go. Rong Cheng immediately turned around and saw the face of the man behind him clearly in the light of the fireworks.

It was that dog eunuch. He suppressed his anger in his clear voice and shouted at Chen Huai:

"How dare you hug......"

Before she could finish her words, Chen Huai pushed her to the corner of the wall behind him, and without caring whether the wall was dirty or not, he pressed down and kissed her.

Rong Cheng's eyes widened, and he tried to push her away, but he lost his strength bit by bit...

When they finally separated, he bit Chen Huai's mouth, like a sharp beast showing its claws and fangs.

Chen Huai leaned against the wall and sneered. He scraped the blood from the corner of his mouth with his thumb, wiped it on Rong Cheng's lips in shock, and then suppressed it again with an evil smile in his eyes...

After a long time, Rong Cheng's lips were rosy and her face looked as if it was painted with rouge, and she leaned against the wall and breathed slightly.

Chen Huai looked down at him and threatened, "Are you still running? Do you know how anxious I was when I couldn't find you just now?"

Rong Cheng's eyes were somewhat distracted, but he still managed to maintain his stubbornness, and he tilted his head and said:

"Pah, a smell of blood"

Chen Huai always liked beautiful women who were considerate and gentle, but when he met Rong Cheng, all of this was ignored. His stubborn and unconvinced look only made him more impulsive. He immediately approached him and whispered in his ear:

"Why, do you dislike it? I saw you liked it just now."

Rong Cheng tilted his head and remained silent for a few seconds. Suddenly, he couldn't help but curl the corners of his mouth slightly. Then he pushed the person in front of him away with a cold face, straightened his clothes, and took two steps forward:

"Go back, it's getting late"

His tone was softer. Seeing that he was obedient, Chen Huai followed him with relief. He wanted to go back to the inn with him first. As for the others, they would come back naturally if they couldn't find them.

But not long after the two of them walked back side by side, Chen Huai's eyes became stern and he glanced back.

She pretended to lower her head and chat with Rong Cheng, then leaned close to his ear and said, "Follow me closely, someone is watching us." Then she held his slightly cold hand.

As soon as these words were spoken, Rong Cheng also became alert. He did not break free, but was pulled by Chen Huai and quickly walked around the stall selling candied haws, around the street corner, and changed two directions.

He didn't know what was going on, and just let Chen Huai pull him, as if they could go anywhere and keep walking like this.

An emperor can only be a good emperor if he is heartless and merciless. This was the admonition his father gave him before his death, and Rong Cheng always kept it in mind.

He was surprised at his trust in Chen Huai, which shocked him even more than the fact that he could let Chen Huai continue to stay by his side after they had sex.

When he came back to his senses, he found that he was taken to the boatyard area, where there were the most people. Chen Huai gritted his teeth and said, "This is really difficult."

Looking at the densely packed docks behind him, Chen Huai came up with a plan. He took out a cold cigarette from his arms and threw it hard into the distance. Immediately, a green firework rose in the sky, attracting the crowd.

Taking advantage of this opportunity, Chen Huai hugged Rong Cheng and jumped over several hulls, then flipped over and jumped in from a lighted window on the second floor.

Rong Cheng was held by him and rolled on the ground. He saw a singing girl trying to shout, but was hit on the back of the neck by Chen Huai who stood up quickly. She fainted. Chen Huai dragged her into the closet, and Rong Cheng also closed the window at this time.

At this time, Rong Cheng wanted to go over and bolt the door, but was stopped by Chen Huai.

Rong Cheng was surprised and asked, "What if someone comes later?"

Chen Huai's ears moved, his expression was cold and serious: "They are already here"

At this time, there was a commotion under the boat, and then the lake became agitated. The surrounding boats were all in a turmoil. A group of men in black holding torches and acting in an orderly manner searched the boats separately. Chen Huai looked out from the window and felt confused.

What's wrong with that guy? He asked me to lead the emperor to Shu, and then he sent people to arrest him. What on earth does he want to do?

Although there were not many of them, this behavior had already caused dissatisfaction and panic among the tourists tonight, with men shouting and women screaming constantly being heard.

They even heard the sound of someone falling into the water. Seeing the hurried footsteps coming from under the boat, Rong Cheng suggested to Chen Huai:

"The lake water isn't too cold on summer nights, so why don't we hide in the water first and go ashore after they leave."

I thought Chen Huai would agree, but I saw his face froze, with a hint of resistance in his eyes.

Rong Cheng was surprised. He had never seen Chen Huai with such an expression before. Even when facing a master like Pei An, wasn't he relaxed and at ease?

Before he could ask, footsteps were heard outside the door. Chen Huai acted decisively, took Rong Cheng to the bed, and let down the curtains.