Concubine Crazed Demon: It is difficult for a prince to chase his wife

Chapter 522
Shuang'er looked at her legs with a smile, then nodded and replied: "Okay, everything is fine."

"It seems that my master is quite useful to some extent." Aoxue smiled, turned and sat on the bed, leaned back and fell up, with her legs crossed and her hands behind her head, proud and comfortable, "Oh, it's been a long time I don’t have this feeling anymore, and I feel completely different when I return to Jiuxuan Mountain.”

"How is sister? How is father?" Shuang'er walked over to sit down and asked concerned.

"You and I have an extra brother, born to Aunt Bai, you can go back and have a look sometime later." Aoxue replied.

"Really? It's great that our family also has a boy. When my sister leaves this time, Shuang'er will go with you, okay?" Shuang'er excitedly took Aoxue's hand.

"Uh... Maybe I won't be going down the mountain anytime soon." Aoxue turned around, only pretending to be very tired, not daring to look at Shuang'er's watery eyes.

"What's the matter, sister? Why didn't you come down the mountain? I heard that you married the fifth prince, so he is also my brother-in-law. Why didn't you come with you this time?"

Shuang'er asked Shen Aoxue's dizzy questions out of concern, just wanted to get out of the way, and finally pretended to be asleep to get away with it, but Shuang'er refused to let her sleep, forcibly crawled over and squeezed to her side, He smiled and asked: "Sister, tell me, how is my wife? How do you treat you? I have always been looking forward to who such a good person as my sister will marry, haha... I thought you would find someone who is so unrestrained What about heroes?"

Aoxue had no choice but to turn her head to look at her, curling her lips: "You are a hero, you have read too many rivers and lakes novels, and I married him as a gift, and I am not happy. Don't ask him, let me ask you." Well, have you learned anything in Jiuxuan Mountain?"

"I have learned some medical skills but it's just superficial. Master is very good and always leads Shuang'er to learn this and that in person." Shuang'er's face turned red half as she spoke.

Aoxue was stunned, and looked at her suspiciously: "Master always takes you? Why?"

"Collecting and refining medicine, and personally teaching me how to distinguish medicines." Shuang'er replied with a smile.

Aoxue frowned and thought for a while: "Isn't this the most basic?"

"Basic? But master never takes care of senior sisters, sister, did master take you like this before?" Shuang'er was suddenly curious.

"Yes, I wish I could guard the door when I go to the toilet! Master, don't look at him as a fairy, he is very vicious. At that time, he watched me practice medicine every day and night.
I don't believe that he has nothing to do but is doing nothing on the mountain. "Aoxue gritted her teeth in hatred when she remembered the days when she was treated as a coolie when she first came here.

Shuang'er's expression changed when she heard this, and she looked at her disappointedly: "Master didn't let me do this..."

"Look at your expression, are you still not happy? Do you think that you value someone when you squeeze someone? Shuang'er, you are too simple. He just looks at my health and loves the senior sisters!" Aoxue complained viciously.

Shuang'er hesitated to speak, and hesitated: "Sister... Actually, Master is very kind, he values ​​you very much, and he takes care of this room by himself."

Surprised, Aoxue sat up on the bed immediately: "Really? That lazy guy also started doing housework?"

"Uh... why do you say that about Master." Shuang'er frowned and looked at her puzzled.

Aoxue was disdainful, and lay down again and recalled: "Cut, you don't know, when I first arrived on the mountain, his room was never allowed to be cleaned by others, so I was allowed to clean up his room. Even the cracks in the door and the corners of the wall must be spotless. I'm as tired as a dog! But I often find that there are many delicious and top-quality pills in his room, which can be regarded as a comfort to myself."

(End of this chapter)