Ni Keren lowered his eyes and smiled, fully aware of the psychological war between the two men, and did not speak.
The rabbi smiled helplessly and said, "Brother Wang, if you haven't eaten yet, I will have someone prepare a wonderful dinner for you. I will also choose a more beautiful environment for you than here. I believe it will whet your appetite even more?"
Mu Liting ignored him and said coldly: "My beautiful 'scenery' is here, it can't be compared anywhere!"
Ni Ke's heart trembled, he raised his head and looked at Mu Liting with a hint of disbelief in his eyes.
Even though Mu Liting was extremely considerate to her in front of others, he rarely spoke so sweetly in front of others.
The rabbi naturally knew what he meant, and he was a little annoyed in his heart, "Brother Wang, this is what you promised me, let me have dinner with her."
Mu Liting shrugged, "I agreed, but you didn't say I couldn't be there!"
The rabbi's face darkened, "Brother Wang, I never thought you would go back on your word."
Mu Liting smiled instead of getting angry, "There are more things you can't think of!"
Rabbi looked disappointed and looked at Ni Keren. Ni Keren pretended not to see it and snickered secretly.
The rabbi naturally knew that this dinner for three people ended up with him being deceived.
When the meal was coming to an end, Herdes sent someone to ask Mu Liting to come over. Mu Liting subconsciously looked at Ni Keren and whispered: "Send you back to the bedroom?"
Before Ni Keren had time to respond, Rabbi spoke first: "Brother Wang, you can go about your business. I will take her back in person in a while!"
Mu Liting frowned, his face a little ugly.
Ni Keren stretched out her hand, pulled his arm, and whispered: "I'm fine, I don't want to go back to the bedroom so soon. You go ahead and do your work. I'll go back to my place later, don't worry!"
After hearing Ni Keren's words, Mu Liting was still a little worried.
In the end, Ni Keren pretended to be angry, which made Mu Liting leave helplessly.
Before leaving, he did not forget to warn the rabbi before he was willing to leave.
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Watching Mu Liting leave, Rabbi stared at Ni Keren with a half-smile, and said softly: "I didn't expect you to eat our eldest prince Helmu to death."
Ni Keren didn't take it seriously at all, and said with a smile: "That's not because he was eaten to death by me, but because he loves me!"
"Really?" The rabbi raised his eyebrows, "Is this what a man needs to do to show he loves a woman?"
Ni Keren thought for a while and then said: "Everyone loves in a different way, but every woman likes a man to pamper her!"
"Like Helm?" the rabbi laughed.
Ni Keren tilted his head, looked at Rabbi, and raised his eyebrows, "It seems that the romantic Prince Rabbi has never loved anyone at all!"
The rabbi's eyes changed and he looked at her with interest, "How do you know that I am a romantic person? Moreover, how can you tell that I have never loved anyone? Do you know me very well?"
Ni Keren looked at him with disdain, "From what you said, I know that you have never really loved someone. Moreover, even if everyone knows your romantic history, it is not a secret!"
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The rabbi laughed. It was so easy to talk to her, and there was no need to think too complicated at all.
Say whatever you want and speak freely.
This woman really made him feel very interesting.
Ni Keren suddenly thought of something, turned his head, looked at Rabbi, and said softly: "The woman last time should be your wife, right?"
"What?" Rabbi frowned, "Are you jealous?"
Ni Keren curled his lips, "I'm sorry, I don't dare to eat your jealousy!"
The rabbi suddenly leaned forward, approached her, smiled ambiguously, and said in a hoarse voice, "How about I give you the courage?"
Ni Keren subconsciously stepped back, stared at him warily, and said angrily: "I don't want it!"