1148. Chapter 1148 Just because I am Ni Keren [1148]
Ni Keren looked back at the person coming.
It was the man I saw in the garden that time - Rabbi the Second Prince.
When the guards saw the visitor, they all bent down and bowed: "Second Prince..."
The rabbi waved his hand, "You retreat first, as long as I'm here."
The guards looked at each other, but still did not dare to leave without permission.
Suddenly, Rabbi took Ni Keren's hand and ran quickly in the other direction...
Faced with the sudden move, Ni Keren was startled. However, realizing that the second prince wanted to help him escape from the guards, Ni Keren did not resist and allowed him to lead her around the lake.
Then go around the garden, pass through a secret passage, and walk to another small garden.
Seeing that the group of guards did not follow them, the two stopped.
Ni Keren was panting heavily, her cheeks were flushed from running around, and the sweat on her face shone with a layer of crystal under the light and shadow, making her look extremely attractive.
Rabbi looked at Ni Keren at this moment, his eyes darkening.
Ni Keren raised his eyes and met Rabbi Shang's burning gaze. He was slightly startled, then lowered his head, turned his head, cleared his throat, and said, "Where is this place?"
The rabbi curled his lips, kept staring at her, and said slowly: "Are you afraid that I will sell you out?"
Ni Keren turned his head, stared at him, and snorted coldly, "I don't even dare to measure you!"
"Is it because you are a woman from Helmu?" the rabbi joked.
Ni Keren looked at him with firm eyes and shook his head, "No, just because I am Ni Keren, you can't touch me in the slightest!"
The rabbi laughed and looked at her with a somewhat amused look, "Your name is Ni Keren? You are really as "pleasant" as your name suggests."
Ni Keren glared at him, turned his head, and wanted to leave. Suddenly, someone grabbed his arm, pulled him slightly, and threw him into a strong chest.
The rabbi looked at the little woman in his arms, with a playful smile on his lips, "Hermu will never marry you at all, how about you be my woman?"
Ni Keren was startled, then reacted, struggled, and glared, "You are delusional, let me go immediately!"
Naturally, Rabbi refused to let her go, but hugged her tighter.
At this time, a voice sounded from behind the two people: "What are you doing here?"
The two were startled, and when they looked back, they saw a woman in gorgeous clothes standing behind them. Her face under the veil could not conceal a hint of anger, glaring at them.
Ni Keren reacted immediately, pushed him away suddenly, and glared at Rabbi secretly, with a strong warning in his eyes.
There was always a smile on the lips of the rabbi, and his eyes immediately fell on the woman behind the two of them, "Princess, why should you be angry? This is Helmu's woman."
The woman came to the rabbi, glared at Ni Keren, and looked at the rabbi, "Since you know that she is your brother's wife, you should avoid suspicion, right?"
The rabbi's face changed, the warmth in his eyes faded, and was instantly covered by indifference. He said coldly: "Princess, you'd better know how to advance and retreat, and remember your identity at all times."
The warning in the rabbi's words is obvious and easy to hear.
Among the royal nobles, which man does not have three wives and four concubines?
If he was willing, she couldn't object at all.
The woman looked startled, and then she wisely chose to shut her mouth. However, her unfriendly eyes quietly fell on Ni Keren.
Although Ni Keren couldn't understand the conversation between the two, he looked at her with the same jealous look that Kalinfei had glared at her. As smart as she was, she naturally knew that the relationship between the two was unusual.
She didn't want to step into this muddy water. In this foreign land, it was better to choose to be wise and protect herself.