Quick Wear: After I captured the hero, I ran away with the ball

"So what?" Chi Yue had just asked back when she heard a "pop". She immediately pulled Pei Yanchao's hand down and continued watching.

Seeing her staring intently, Pei Yanchao felt a little unhappy and had to manually blur the two people's faces.

The two people in front of Chi Yue were just two heads and blurry bodies. She sighed and continued to look.

Pei Yanchao heaved a sigh of relief at this time and looked at Chi Yue with a smile. He was not interested in these things. If he had time, he might as well engrave her appearance over and over again in his heart.

"You!" Chi Suwu was furious. She pulled the quilt to cover her body. She was angry and anxious.

The prince looked puzzled. On the second day after his wedding, he was slapped by his bride. If this were to become known, would he still have any shame as a prince?

Hadn't I always been caring and concerned about him before? Why does he act like he's possessed today?

He suppressed his anger and put on his clothes: "Calm down by yourself."

After saying that, he walked away.

Chi Suwu sat on the bed alone, her tears almost running dry: "How could this happen?"

She lost her innocence as soon as she arrived. How could she get close to Situ Shang and influence him so that he would no longer have the idea of ​​destroying the world?

The more Chi Yue looked at it, the more she felt it was boring. She gently tugged at Pei Yanchao's sleeve and said, "Let's go. It will probably take her a long time to recover."

Pei Yanchao took her back home, and she was pressed on the bed for an unknown amount of time.

However, she still paid attention to Chi Suwu on a daily basis. Chi Suwu seemed to have accepted everything, but she had been avoiding the prince, which made the prince very unhappy.

However, the prince still had feelings for her, so he did not care too much and accompanied her back home three days later.

As her eldest sister, Chi Yue naturally returned home early.

"Wei'er." General Chi almost cried when he saw Chi Suwu.

Chi Suwu still couldn't accept it and acted very awkwardly, which made General Chi feel sad again.

"Dad, Wu'er has grown up, don't be sad." Chi Shang said from the side.

"Dad, big brother." Chi Suwu called according to her memory.

"Sister." Chi Yue stepped forward and held Chi Suwu's hand.

Chi Suwu immediately withdrew her hand. In her memory, she and this elder sister had always been at odds with each other. Could it be that she had some tricks up her sleeve waiting for her?

Chi Suwu looked at her suspiciously and took another step towards General Chi.

Chi Yue withdrew her hand in disappointment. In the eyes of the prince, this scene seemed like Chi Suwu was ungrateful.

He had checked Chi Yue's identity as early as the next day. When he knew that Chi Yue was the famous eldest daughter of the Chi family, he knew that it was impossible for them to be together.

As a king, it would be inappropriate for him to steal the wife of his subject, especially since she was his sister-in-law.

But he was eager to get to know her, so he asked his men to investigate Chi Yue thoroughly.

When he saw what he had found, his heart felt as if it had broken into pieces.

She was not welcomed at birth and had been hungry since childhood. She learned embroidery to earn money at a very young age and had to give all the money to her aunt to save for her unborn brother.

After Madam Chi passed away, Chi Suwu's temperament changed drastically. He took pleasure in torturing people, led by Situ Shang and Chi Yueyao.

Washing clothes in winter and kneeling as punishment in summer were common occurrences. He didn't even know how he grew up so well in such an environment.

She has a good handwriting and is proficient in music, chess, calligraphy and painting, which forms a sharp contrast with Chi Suwu, who only has a few skills.

Because of this, Chi Suwu was even more critical of her, beating and scolding her. Even so, she still accompanied Chi Suwu like a gentle sister.

He even stayed by her side for a whole day when Chi Suwu was injured, and the worry in his eyes was real.

Seeing that the prince was staring at Chi Yue, Pei Yanchao immediately stepped forward to block his view. Although the prince was a little dissatisfied, he did not show it.

"Your Highness the Crown Prince." General Chi welcomed everyone into the house.

Chi Yue followed at the end and secretly glanced at the person in the bushes in the distance. Situ Shang looked at her and dodged in panic.

Pei Yanchao also followed her gaze, smiled slightly, and reached out to hug Chi Yue tighter.

In the front hall, Chi Yue and Pei Yanchao were like outsiders, watching the Chi family members greeting each other. General Chi only had Chi Suwu in his eyes.

Even the prince was ranked at the back. He couldn't control his gaze and always looked in that direction. So he stood up silently. He wanted to go out for some fresh air.

Chi Yue had been paying attention to him. After seeing him go out, she also glanced at Pei Yanchao. Pei Yanchao reluctantly let go of her hand and secretly kissed her.

Chi Yue walked slowly along the way, seemingly aimlessly and with sadness.

"Miss Chi." The prince saw her standing there alone from afar, as if she was about to leave at any time. His heart was suddenly tightly gripped, and he called out before he even reacted.

He selfishly did not call her "Mrs. Pei", but only called her "Miss Chi."

It seemed that as long as this was the case, there wouldn't be such a huge gap between them.

When Chi Yue heard his voice, she turned slightly and bowed gracefully: "Your Highness the Crown Prince."

Her voice is like the warmest water, which makes people feel warm.

"No need to be so polite." The prince was about to reach out to support her when he saw her quietly move away.

The prince silently withdrew his hand, feeling a little disappointed: "Why did Miss Chi come out alone?"

Chi Yue kept her head down and whispered, "It's a bit stuffy in the room, I came out to get some fresh air, isn't it the same for the prince?"

She raised her head and glanced at the prince. The sadness and loneliness in her eyes made the prince feel as if he had met a confidant. He sighed, "Yes, it's too stuffy in there."

Chi Yue turned around and quietly admired the flowers. The prince was secretly watching her and heard her voice: "Father and sister probably don't want to see me either."

"How could that be?" the prince immediately retorted, "You are so good, how could anyone not like you?"

He actually wanted to say, I like you, but he swallowed it silently. If she hadn't been married yet, he could have asked for an imperial decree to marry her, but she was already married.

After hearing the prince's consolation, Chi Yue finally had a smile on her face: "Thank you."

Chi Yue looked at the flowers in her hands and couldn't help reciting a poem. When she looked up again, she saw the amazement in the prince's eyes.

"I've heard that the young lady is proficient in everything from music, chess, calligraphy and painting. Today, I see that it's true." The prince praised. Before Chi Yue had time to thank him, he heard his voice again, "But I don't understand why the young lady didn't even get first place on the Flower Festival."