Feng Junchi looked at her.

Looking at her deeply.

Looking at her tightly.

Looking at her coldly.

"You really have no intention of me?" he asked.

Mu Sheng looked up and smiled at him, "Since you know, why ask again?"

He still looked at her for a while and said, "I may be wrong."

"Yeah, it's wrong." She nodded in agreement with her thinking that he was saying that he liked her.

Unexpectedly, his next sentence was: "You can't afford to lose."

Mu Sheng frowned and stopped making things on his hands: "What does it mean?"

Feng Junchi did not answer, but said, "I actually won the game."

Mu Sheng frowned even more. He knew that he was not saying that he really won the chess, but that he meant something else...

"Let's go, I'll take you back." Feng Junchi reached out and pulled her up. His words were very calm and gentle. It was like the two of them had nothing to talk about just now.

Mu Sheng was neither angry nor laughed, but he was pulled up by him and got off the big rock. He threw away the tender willow that had not been woven. She dusted her clothes and said with a smile: "No, this is my family, I know the way myself."

But in the end, Feng Junchi sent her to the gate of the main courtyard.

"Are you okay?" Mu Sheng was so angry and funny.

"Yes." Feng Junchi responded softly, left calmly again with a expressionless face.

This made Mu Sheng feel uneasy at all.

That night, Mu Sheng tossed and turned, and didn't fall asleep at all.

She was thinking about Feng Junchi's words - "You can't afford to lose."

She can't afford to lose...

Can't afford to lose...

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Dali Temple.

During these days, because of the case of the empress and the deposed prince hiding the dragon robe, Xu Fuzhou sat at the wide desk, unable to hold on, and fell asleep as he looked at the file.

In order to allow him to sleep a little longer, the servant who served him did not dare to ask him to go back to his room to sleep. He gently put on a coat for Xu Fuzhou and carefully retreated.

Then, the servant sat on the steps outside and slept for a while.

I don’t know how long it took, but suddenly there was a "bang". The shocked servant immediately stood up and looked around in a panic. He saw a black shadow jumping away from the study room.

He was about to call someone, but found that there was no one there.

Afraid of something happening to their adults, he quickly turned around and rushed into the study room to look. He happened to see that their adults were also awakened, looking at a young man who had climbed up from the ground.

The boy was about thirteen or four years old, wearing coarse cloth clothes, with a panic on his face, and said in a panic: "Sir, don't yell, it was Caomin who asked a eldest brother to send Caomin in. Caomin has important things to report to him."

Xu Qiuzhou calmed down and didn't call anyone. He asked with a stern face: "Who are you? What are you going to report to me?"

The boy had already gotten up, but he looked like he didn't dare to say anything, only looking at Xu Fuzhou's servant.

Xu Qiuzhou understood and asked the servant to retreat.

The servant hesitated.

Xu Fuzhou said: "It's really not good for me, so I'm not going to fall in with a bang."

The servant thought so, so he went out. He brought the study door and guarded outside.

The boy scratched his head embarrassedly. The elder brother was afraid that others would see him and that he would fall in because he came and went too fast. Fortunately, he came in. He was still afraid that he would not be able to come in.

Xu Fuzhou stood up from behind the table and walked over: "Now there are only you and me. If there is any injustice, just tell me."

Generally, those who come to him are wronged.

The young man immediately turned red and knelt down and said, "Sir, Caomin doesn't know if Caomin's family is wronged. Caomin's family is sixteen. Except Caomin and Caomin's brother, they were all killed overnight."
Chapter completed!