Playful and cute concubine

Chapter 744 Surprise
There seems to be a strange atmosphere between her and Lou Mingyue, and the tacit understanding cultivated above the court is eye-catching.

Master Huijue clasped his hands together, twirled the beads, and raised his brows.

His master, Master Liaokong, once said that forcibly changing one's fate against the sky will inevitably bury disasters, but now, all these signs have begun to show.

The breath in the dark was suddenly heavy, Ah Mo raised his eyes to look at the shadow of the window coffin.

Master Huijue has spoken. "Since Lord Fenghuan is here, why don't you come out and say something?"

Ah Mo's forehead twitched.

Feng Xie wore a scarlet brocade robe with silver and white cloud pattern trimming, a brocade inlaid jade belt around her waist, and a red double dragon jade ring hanging on it, with long tassels fluttering on her ribbon.

As soon as Huijue's words fell to the ground, the others had already stood beside Ah Mo, raised their hands and took away the fruit plate placed in front of Ah Mo.

Ah Mo's outstretched hand was still hanging in the air, seeing this situation, he became angry from embarrassment. "Feng Xie!"

Feng Xie simply stuffed the remaining three dried apricots into his mouth. "What is the master doing to find my wife?"

Ah Mo really wanted to shoot him to death.

Feng Xie pulled the angry Ah Mo into her arms, feeling a little repulsed by the little episode just now, that building...

Is it Lou Mingyue?

For Ah Mo's new recruits, he has to investigate the details, and this Lou Mingyue is the most important.

The look in that man's eyes when he saw Mo'er made him unhappy...

Moreover, Lou Mingyue and Mo'er first met when they were together with Huijue in Xiangguo Temple!
The gaze Feng Xie casts on Huijue is cold and sinister.

For this monk who knows too much, he has always been somewhat wary. Now that Qi Qing has passed away, there are only a few or no more than three people who know his true origin, and what he learned from this old monk shocked even him .

Huijue's eyes are different from those of ordinary elderly people, whose eyes are usually cloudy, but he is clear and sharp, with a strong sense of worldly experience. No one knows whether he will intervene in things he should not interfere.

"The old man asked His Highness to come here to confirm something." Huijue looked at Ah Mo with complicated eyes. "Seeing His Highness today, I am sure."

"Yeah?" Ah Mo was a little annoyed. "Monk, what are you sure about?"

She stared at Huijue with a fierce look on her face, as if he would step forward and do his best without saying anything.

Huijue said with a smile: "Your Highness didn't notice this for the first time, and you will know soon. If the old monk told you, His Highness and the monarch will regret it."

Feng Xie frowned, Ah Mo waved his hand, very magnanimous. "I won't regret it, you can say it."

Huijue smiled and said nothing.

Ah Mo's eyes widened, and his long legs stepped onto the small couch that he was just sitting on! "you……"

"Your Highness, you might as well ask a doctor to have a look. Maybe you will find out in half a month." Huijue sat like a bell.

"Master himself is the best doctor! Why do you need others to see?" She stretched out her hand to touch her veins. After touching for a while, she didn't feel anything, and it was still the same as before. "Are you lying to me?"

Feng Xie remained silent, his gaze fixed on Huijue's face, whether it was intentional or not, he seemed to see Huijue's gaze falling on Ah Mo's flat abdomen for a moment.

For some reason, his heart skipped a beat!
An indescribable feeling hit him, and his hands trembled for a moment.

really?
If not... He couldn't believe it.

Huijue didn't say anything more, Ah Mo was annoyed at the old bald donkey for half-talking, was she trying to kill her out of curiosity?If you don't explain it clearly, she is really uncomfortable!

"You wait for me, my lord, I..." Ah Mo was about to rush forward to discuss life with Huijue.

　PS: Sure enough, there was no inspiration at noon, but I still felt it at night.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)