Stop Chasing the Sick Boss of Quick Transmigration Raiders

Chapter 597 The Strategy of the Double-faced Male God (21)

For a long time after Wen Xiao left the palace, she could only sit at home and listen to gossip.

Mrs. Tao was afraid that something would happen again at this juncture, so she had no choice but to keep Wen Xiao at home all day long, not even allowing her to attend large and small banquets in the capital, lest the prince would continue to be evil and think of some way to kidnap someone. Walk.

But Wen Xiao knew that the prince had been in a state of desperation for a while, and he probably had forgotten about him long ago.

She was sitting in her yard, eating melon seeds, and at the same time asked her little maid to tell herself the gossip she had found around.

The gossip in Beijing these days naturally revolves around the prince, the daughter of the mighty general's family, and Li Xiangqin.

The day after the accident, the prince arrived at General Mighty's house with two large carts of gifts. Mrs. Wang received the prince with a cold face. Because she did not dare to be too disrespectful, she accepted the gifts, but In response, he said that the prince's status was noble and that his family couldn't afford it, so he kicked the prince out.

But the crown prince did not give up, and after half a month of continuous visits, the Wang family finally let go and let the lady from the mighty general's mansion come out to meet the crown prince.

The prince, after tidying up, was still very well-dressed. He coaxed the young lady a few words softly, which made her blush, and the next thing became logical.

The crown prince and the young lady of the mighty general's family were formally engaged, but they never even stepped into the door of the Li family.

Li Xiangqin, who used to have a great reputation in Beijing, suddenly became the laughing stock of the ladies.

In the past, Li Xiangqin thought that she was the only one who belonged to the crown princess, so she got carried away and provoked a lot of noble ladies who had been good friends in Beijing and China. Now that she has suffered such a big loss, those people naturally ridiculed her politely Come.

As for the emperor, after persuasion by the queen, the emperor finally believed that this incident was a premeditated frame-up, so he didn't punish the prince too much, but gave the Li family and the mighty general's family a good reward, and let The prince dismissed all the concubines in the house, and promised not to get close to female sex before marrying his wife, and then banned for another month as a punishment.

Wen Xiao was bored at home for a long time, and after learning that the prince had been grounded, she hurriedly begged Tao, saying that she wanted to go out for a walk.

If he stayed at home like this, he would really grow mushrooms.

Wen Xiao felt a little embarrassed when he thought of two mushrooms sprouting from his head, and then pulled Tao Shi to start acting like a baby.

After Dow knew that the prince was engaged and grounded, he also breathed a sigh of relief, allowing Wen Xiao to resume her daily range of activities.

It was already early summer at this time, and the weather was gradually getting hotter. Wen Xiao also changed into a thin gauze dress, and took Wen Lan to run around every day, having fun for a while before the weather was too hot.

During this time, Wen Xiao was not idle either. She collected information about Xie's family in detail, and guessed that the reason for Xie Mingyuan's split personality was that he was treated harshly by his father when he was a child, coupled with his lack of maternal love...

But the Xie Mingyuan I saw that day, although his actions were somewhat cynical, his eyes were extremely clear, and he looked like an honest gentleman who had not suffered any hardships.

Is that his main personality, or his sub-personality?Or can the two coexist peacefully regardless of priority?
Wen Xiao secretly inquired with Xiao Quan, and learned that Xie Mingyuan had no other hobbies, but because he was taken care of by a Buddhist family in the past, he would occasionally go to the temple on the mountain to live for a while.

(End of this chapter)