Transmigration: From Farmer To Empress

Seeing this scene, Nangong Yi suddenly felt happy. He had a great appetite and ate a lot. However, he was much more gentle when eating than Shopkeeper Li. He pursed his lips and made no sound at all.

After the meal, several dishes on the table were eaten to pieces. Shopkeeper Li was so stretched that he rubbed his stomach and cried out in discomfort.

Caiwei poured a cup of tea for each of them, looked at the darkening sky outside, and said, "It's getting late, I should go back!"

Shopkeeper Li quickly said pitifully: "Girl, my old man's breakfast tomorrow depends entirely on you!"

Caiwei said apologetically: "Shopkeeper Li, I'm so sorry. My parents will probably get up early to go to the capital tomorrow morning. I have to see them off, I'm afraid they won't be able to make it!"

After hearing this, shopkeeper Li nodded and said: "It's better to go. It will save you trouble. It will save you the trouble when that old bull nose comes and tries to attack them. If that happens, we will be passive. "

Caiwei said: "That's exactly what I thought, so I asked Nangong's help to keep them away so that I could concentrate on dealing with the old monster."

Exit the South Palace!

When the man heard her address to him, he suddenly remembered that she had once affectionately called someone to come for Brother Huo, but when she came to him, she had become the servant of Nangong. Such favoritism made him feel very uncomfortable, so he spoke Said: "Weier calling me Your Highness would be too out of line. After all, we are allies, so you should call me Yi or Jing Heng!"

Jing Heng was his nickname, and it was usually only called by elders or people close to him. It was too ambiguous for Caiwei to call him by his nickname. Caiwei twitched the corners of her lips and said embarrassingly: "That's not quite right." All right!"

Nangong Yi said, "What's wrong? I call you Wei'er, but you call me Your Highness. Isn't it too confusing?"

Caiwei was speechless. Who asked him to call her 'Weier'? Is it because he is good at making opinions and is wishful thinking? Every time she heard him call her Wei'er, she felt her body tingle. If she called him 'Yi' or 'Jing Heng' again, would it be weird to get goosebumps all over her body?

No, you can't scream! She made up her mind and ignored him.

"Well, look, it's getting dark, so I should go back. My parents are going to Beijing early tomorrow morning, and I have to go back to help prepare!"

When Nangong Yi heard what she said, he felt a little sad knowing that she was avoiding calling him.

In her heart, after all, she kept a distance from him and didn't want him to get close.

He smiled self-deprecatingly, helped her get her fur-trimmed cloak, put it on her body, and said, "I'll give it to you!"

While tying it, Caiwei refused and said, "Don't bother me. My home is only a few steps away from here. I'll be there soon."

However, Nangong Yi stubbornly insisted on sending her away.

Caiwei couldn't resist him, so she had no choice but to go out with him.

At this moment, it was just getting dark, and the two of them were walking quietly on the country road, both in silence. There was only the sound of their feet squeaking in the snow, and the atmosphere was unusually quiet.

"boom----"

A sudden loud noise startled Caiwei. I don't know which boy set off the firecrackers in advance. The loud noise was particularly harsh in the quiet night.

"Are you OK!"

Nangong Yi shivered when he saw her, and instinctively wanted to hold her in his arms to comfort her, but before his arms could touch her, he saw her move away quickly.

"I'm fine, thank you for your concern, it's just a firecracker, it won't scare me!"

She said calmly, a little dissatisfied with his abruptness just now.