on because of Ling Jiuze's reply. After all, every time he happened to be on his way, his second uncle was on his way, which really made people wonder.he looked up at Gu Yunshu and began to struggle....Chapter 118

Ling Jiuze picked up the teapot and poured tea for Su Xi, and the smell of milk tea immediately wafted out.

Su Xi tasted it. It was not very sweet, but it was very fragrant and delicate. It was a taste she had never drunk before, like it was cooked by herself in the store.

"it's delicious." Su Xi gave an evaluation.

Ling Jiuze smiled and explained to her, "when I was a child, Sister Hua worked in the Ling family. Later, when her husband made money from business, she resigned and opened a restaurant with him to cook private dishes. She and her husband are both very good at cooking. You'll see later."

"it must be almost enough to open a shop for so many years." Su Xi drank the milk tea ceremony.

she finished a cup of milk tea in a few mouthfuls and reached for the teapot.

Ling Jiuze pressed her hand and said, "just have a drink. Drinking too much affects sleep."

"who said that" Su Xi raised eyebrows. "even if you stay up all night, you can't waste such delicious milk tea."

Ling Jiuze chuckled and lowered his voice. "well, we can do something else if we can't sleep."

Su Xi's face warmed, glared at him and turned to look out of the window at the flowers and trees.

the girl's eyebrows and eyes were picturesque and angry, and Ling Jiuze's heart seemed to have been scratched. He leaned against the back of his chair and raised the corners of his lips slightly.

soon Sister Hua came in with dishes, one by one on the table, two cups of Buddha jumping over the wall, Sweet and Sour Mandarin Fish, Sautéed Crab in Hot Spicy Sauce, stir-fried scallops.

not only takes care of Su Xi's taste, but also Ling Jiuze likes.

while serving food, Sister Hua asked, "is Miss Su from Jiangcheng"

Su Xi smiled faintly. "I grew up in Yuncheng and only came back in the past few years."

"that's not far away." Sister Hua smiled kindly.

"Yes."

"I can also cook Yuncheng cuisine. If you like it, you can come here more often."

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"OK, thank you!"

when Sister Hua went out, Ling Jiuze asked, "were you in Yuncheng"

Su Xi nodded. "Yes, my grandfather is from Yuncheng."

Ling Jiuze's voice was calm and calm as always, "did you come to Jiangcheng to go to school" Do you want to go back after graduation "

Su Xi took a bite of the flower gum in the Buddha's wall and said quietly, "I'm not sure yet."

Ling Jiuze's long eyes knew it well, nodded faintly, and did not continue the topic.

when they returned to the imperial court after dinner, it was almost 12:00. In the bathroom, Ling Jiuze saw the bruising on Su Xi's shoulder.

her skin is white and blue looks obvious.

his eyes are dark. "Why didn't you say so earlier"

Su Xi doesn't care much. "it doesn't hurt anymore."

Ling Jiuze wrapped her with a bath towel, carried her back to the bedroom bed, and took a first-aid kit to give her medicine.

Su Xi insisted, "you really don't need medicine. It will be all right in two days."

the man said nothing, but pressed her shoulder and slowly applied medicine to her.

there are some faint scars on her back, which are not obvious and can only be seen by taking a closer look. The man squinted his eyes and asked casually, "what exactly did you do before"

Su Xi turned her back to the man, with a bath towel on her chest, hunched over, her head on her knee, and whispered, "I was hurt when I was learning kung fu."

"Why do you learn kung fu" Ling Jiuze slows down his voice.

Su Xi said, "because you have to protect yourself."

Ling Jiuze put his hands on the medicine, and his eyes dimmed a little. He knew that she didn't seem to be liked by her parents when she was a child, and had experienced a lot of misfortune.er mother really care about her, or does she care more about Wei's faceshe took Youyou abroad for two years, and her mother never called her to ask how she was doing.as soon as she comes back, she wor...