The prince's backyard is on fire: the story of dragging the princess and fighting the husband

Chapter 689 It's Not a Charge, It's a Hero 3
Tong Tong said: "I don't believe that you really don't mind at all in your heart."

Li Jinxuan said lightly: "There is nothing between them, what do I mind?"

Tong Tong said: "They talked and laughed happily together, and flirted together."

Li Jinxuan shook his head and said, "What is this? Did you betray you?"

Tongtong was momentarily at a loss for words.

At this time, a woman walked in from the outside.

The white clothes curled up, like a white cloud floating in from the flat ground.

Tongtong said, "Senior Sister."

It's the woman in white.

She said softly in a hoarse voice: "Junior sister, you have misunderstood the prince.

"Actually, this western border is the place that needs protection the most."

Tong Tong was stunned, and said, "What do you say, Senior Sister?"

The woman in white said lightly: "I also just received the news.

"Yu Wuyan has secretly met with Li Long, although he doesn't know what they are talking about.

"But it must be related to this operation, so we are worried about waiting for our uprising.

"Yu Wuyan will take the opportunity to attack our western border."

Tong Tong said, "Is there such a thing?"

The woman in white nodded and said, "Yes, so the responsibility here is greater.

"You must not take it lightly, not being on the front line is a hero.

"You have given the prince a big surprise by keeping here."

Tongtong gritted her teeth and said, "Alright then, I agree to stay here."

She said, and quickly flew outside.

Li Jinxuan said lightly: "Don't bother Brother Luo anymore, he is a very good person, you can rest assured of him."

Tong Tong's body stiffened for a moment, but he didn't turn around and quickly disappeared.

The woman in white watched her back gradually go away.

He couldn't help but sighed, and said, "Hey, I hope one day, she will become very sensible."

Li Jinxuan walked to her side and said, "Thank you for your hard work these days."

The woman in white turned around silently, and said, "It's nothing, it's all voluntary."

(End of this chapter)