Suddenly, Liu Yue raised her eyes and looked straight into Hong Cen's eyes, with a hint of resentment in her eyes, "Can't you live at my house?" She had been looking forward to him every day for so many months.
"Whatever the girl wants to say, just say it." Hong Cen also knew what she wanted to say.
Liu Yue bit her red lips and said, "You know..." She wanted to say it, but she still didn't say it. She smiled and said, "Brother Cen, you just arrived. Let's rest for a few days and then I'll tell you."
"Yeah, that's fine." Since she didn't want to say it, Hong Cen wouldn't force it.[
Liu Yue wanted Hong Cen to live in the mansion, but Hong Cen refused, and she couldn't say anything more.
It's almost sunset in the west.
Hong Cen found an inn, and Liu Yue was outside the door, reluctantly watching him go in. She also said she would see him again tomorrow, and left with her servants.
In this society, there are not many women as free as Bihe. Liu Yue is the eldest daughter, and she cannot act arbitrarily. Failure to return home at night is a taboo, and being absent from dinner will also lead to inquiries.
Although there are more caring greetings.
Unexpectedly, Liu Yue did not show up the next day until the evening.
Hong Cen didn't care either.
After three days, Hongcen lived well and had nothing to do, so he went to Rongcheng to look around.
Gradually, he felt a little strange that Liu Yue was still missing.
In his mind, it was just strange. After all, other people's affairs had nothing to do with him. It was just that she said it that day and came to see him the next day. She didn't seem to be talking about it or saying it politely...
He shook his head to get rid of these unnecessary thoughts.
It was getting late, and Hong Cen was holding a book and reading alone.
Nowadays, apart from books and piano, I don’t know any other way to pass the time.
Suddenly, someone knocked on the door. He said it was City Lord Liu, and that he was bringing money for Liu Yue.