Queen and Her Duke

The meaningful gaze stayed on Wen Lin's face for a short while,

"Praise be to the fair Garden of Eden,"

"Your mother?"

"Well, but this poem was not written by my mother, but by her teacher,"

There was a storm in her heart, and Wen Lin quickly calmed down with reason, and she hung the painting on the wall as if nothing had happened.

Because she was too shocked, Wen Lin didn't realize that Visia had been observing her expression, and all the small movements she subconsciously concealed fell into Visia's eyes.

After quickly hanging up all the oil paintings, Wen Lin looked in the direction of the door and said nothing.

Walking to the edge of the bed and sitting down, Visia took the time to admire Wen Lin, who was at a loss what to do at this moment. She curled her lips into a chuckle, and a bad thought suddenly popped up in her heart.

"Your Excellency Wen Lin, I don't need your service tonight, but you still have to pay the price for offending me,"

"Go and close the door,"

The long eyebrows were raised contemptuously, and there was a hint of playfulness in the deep blue pupils.

Wen Lin froze, she looked at Visia, as if she wanted to see something in her eyes.

Seeing that Wen Lin didn't move, Visia wasn't in a hurry. She leaned on the back of the bed comfortably, looking at Wen Lin's eyes as if she was sizing up a prey caught in a snare, and sarcasticly said,

"Your Excellency Wen Lin, can't your oath withstand a little temptation?"

Feeling guilty, Wen Lin's lips moved, and finally she walked over and closed the door.

Sweeping across Wen Lin's forbearing face and staying on her curled fingers, the smile in Weisia's eyes suddenly deepened, she lowered her voice, revealing a deep sense of oppression,

"Your Excellency Wen Lin, take off your robe next."

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The author has something to say:

Xiao Wen: I am an innocent girl, why do I become so hooligan when I am drunk.

Tilia lives in Kingston Palace, this is Umpton Palace, don't get confused!

*2 Refer to a post that A Jiang refused to say

*1Referenced from "Volundak Vida 31"