I don't believe I'm wearing a book

Chapter 70 Changes in the situation

"I know that your master's kung fu is profound and unpredictable." Qiao Yue paused at this point.

Only then did he go on talking: "Of course the princess will not just wait for death without making any preparations."

After finishing speaking, she smiled at the man in red again: "Today's condition was thrown to the young master because of the pity of the princess. Otherwise, anyone with a brain would not make such a condition that he knows he won't do." A challenge and a bet to win."

"Oh?"

The man in red asked back.

The originally dark eyes, after Qiao Yue's words, became imperceptibly deeper again, and became even more black as ink, and the color in them could not be seen clearly.

Qiao Yue didn't notice this subtle change.

The main reason is that the two of them are now too close, and the height difference is really too big!

She now sees people from an angle of looking up, and it is easy to miss some things
For example, the murderous intent that flickered in those black eyes at this moment.
But even if Qiao Yue missed that look, Qiao Yue was not stupid enough to not notice the dangerous aura emanating from the other party's body at that moment.

Aware of this unusual and dangerous atmosphere.

Qiao Yue didn't show the slightest bit of panic on her face, on the contrary, she smiled with her lips curled up in a 'good mood'.
In the next second, I saw the man in red who was originally standing in a good figure suddenly staggered for a moment, his body center of gravity was unstable and he stepped back several steps before he was able to stand still.

At this moment, he looked up at Qiao Yue with a look of surprise.

One hand held the pulse of his other wrist, as if he was checking his own pulse.

After a while, he raised his eyes again to meet Qiao Yue's malicious smile.

The man in red smiled wryly, as if a little helpless: "It's because I underestimated Xiao Yueyue before."

He sighed at Qiao Yue.

Qiao Yue raised her eyelids to look at him, still full of malice: "Although the princess's skill is not as good as the young master's, it doesn't mean that the princess will definitely lose." What she said was quite meaningful.

It seems to be implying something...

The two maids were squatting in a corner of the wall, watching Qiao Yue and the man in red going back and forth between the two of them, with a dazed look on their faces.

I don't understand what kind of riddles the princess is playing with the young man in red.

Seeing that most of the night is going to pass, shouldn't it be time for the princess to go back to bed?

The two maids couldn't help but slander from the bottom of their hearts.

Hearing the buzzing sound from time to time, Yu Zhu slapped another mosquito that took advantage of the opportunity to rob him.

Raising the palm of his hand, he saw that the dead mosquito was lying on the palm of his hand in a blur of blood, and he didn't know who was so unlucky to be stung by it just now.

"When does the princess go to bed? It's already very late."

Bored, Yu Zhu looked at Qing Dai beside her in a blink of an eye, and complained.

Qingdai shook her head, and gave Yu Zhu a helpless look: "The princess has her own opinion about the affairs of the princess, and we slaves have no right to interfere."

"But that young man in red is not a good match at first glance. The princess will suffer a loss sooner or later if he confronts him like this. Why didn't you let us call the guards from the mansion?" Yu Zhu continued to ask dissatisfied.

Qing Dai shook her head.

This time it was handed to Yuzhu with a look like an idiot: "I've been with the princess for so long, when did you see the princess doing something that asked for trouble?"

Yuzhu: "."

As soon as Qing Dai said this, she really lowered her eyes and pondered, and seriously thought about all the things she had been with the Princess for these years.

It turned out that the princess of her own family seemed to be a little naive and simple in dealing with men, but she never let herself suffer in other places.

(End of this chapter)