Stop Chasing the Sick Boss of Quick Transmigration Raiders

Chapter 89

On the other hand, Lu Sheng had already finished talking with Father Wen, and the result was not satisfactory. Father Wen's meaning was very clear - if Lu Sheng couldn't think of a way to keep Xiaoxiao from being wronged, the Wen family would not marry their daughter his.

At night, Lu Sheng lay on the bed, unable to fall asleep.

He dug out a sandalwood hairpin he had carved by himself at the border a long time ago, hesitated for a moment, put on his clothes and walked out of the mansion.

Wen Xiao was already lying down at this time, guessing that Lu Sheng might come, she didn't feel sleepy, so she took the gift list that Lu Sheng left behind to see Ji Li there.

Jiang Pingting, a pair of antique jade bottles.

Gu Yuan, a set of ancient jade chess sets.

Cheng Wang, a pair of half-person-high red coral ornaments.

King Xuan... a jewelry box.

A jewelry box?
Wen Xiao almost couldn't help laughing out loud.

She remembered the disgust on Yun Xiang's face when she returned to the house in the afternoon with a huge jewelry box in her arms.

Jewelry boxes are small and exquisite, how can such a big box be brought directly?

She climbed out of bed to move the jewelry box. As soon as she walked to the dressing table, she felt a cool night breeze blowing in.

She looked aside and made eye contact with the man who climbed the window.

"You..." Lu Sheng was stunned when he saw her sitting in front of the dressing table in her pajamas, "What are you doing?"

Wen Xiao looked at Lu Sheng in embarrassment, and changed the subject, "I'm fine...why are you here again?"

"I'm here to give you something." Lu Sheng closed the window in a familiar manner, "You go to bed and sit down, don't catch a cold."

Wen Xiao looked at the jewelry box on the dressing table, and walked back with some reluctance.

Seeing that the girl was on the bed and covered with the quilt, Lu Sheng took out a small box from his arms, opened it carefully, and took out the wooden hairpin.

"This is it?" Wen Xiao looked curiously at the wooden hairpin in Lu Sheng's hand by the light of the night pearl.

"I'm giving you a Jiji gift." Lu Sheng held up the Ye Mingzhu and approached the wooden hairpin, "When I was at the border, sometimes I had nothing to do, so I bought some wood, carved some small things, and thought about giving them to you when I came back. When I really came back, I felt a little bit Can't get it out..."

"So you just gave me a box of jewelry?" Wen Xiao pointed at the dressing table in confusion.

Lu Sheng smiled sheepishly, glanced at the dressing table, said "Huh" and said with a smile, "You didn't want to see what was in the box just now, did you?"

Wen Xiao turned her head away and said nothing, her side face was slightly red.

Lu Sheng laughed happily and walked to the dressing table in a few steps. He took the jewelry box with one hand and returned to the bed. His jade eyes narrowed slightly and teased Wen Xiao, "Want to see it? Do you want me?" What are they introducing to you one by one?"

Wen Xiao pouted and ignored him.

Lu Sheng opened the jewelry box and took out the top hairpin.

"This is the glazed hairpin that the vassal state paid tribute to the previous year. My father rewarded me with one and asked me to keep it for my daughter-in-law."

Wen Xiao turned her head back and looked at the crystal clear glass hairpin from the corner of her eye.

Lu Sheng felt a little funny when he saw her looking like she wanted to see her but put on airs.

"This was given by your queen's aunt. It seems to be something from the national treasury. She said it was rewarded by the emperor. She thinks it's too tender and not suitable for her. Let me hold it to please my daughter-in-law later."

"This bracelet belongs to Hetian jade. That guy Bai Li saw a piece at the auction by chance and bought it for me to make a jade pendant. I just made another bracelet and wanted to keep it as a dowry for my future wife... ..."

Lu Sheng took the jewelry out of the box one by one to show her, and put them back in their original positions one by one.

(End of this chapter)