Accidentally Married A Fox God – The Sovereign Lord Spoils His Wife Chapter 216 He Had Been Mistaken
anwhile, Li irong had been too occupied with Xiong i to notice Snowball’s attempts at warning her with his eyes. Xiong i ca so close in front of her, the fabrics of their clothes nearly brushed together.
Almost by instinct, Li irong took a quick unsteady step away to put so distance between her and the strange girl and nearly stumbled backwards. Though instead of falling, she was speedily caught by Xiong i’s thin yet surprisingly strong arms.
The Aqua-eyed beauty held her with a firm and steady grip.
On this peaceful, sunny seaside, a pair of beautiful girls could be seen entwined in a harmonious embrace. The gleaming sun shined down from the clear skies and basked their feminine figures with a gentle glow. The taller girl with skin that shined like bronze was dressed lavishly and adorned with gold and silver jewellery as she leaned slightly over the smaller girl who kept herself plain and simple, rely wearing the sect’s robe and tying her hair in a plain updo.
Their small, oval faces were brought so closely together, it seed as though they were about to indulge themselves in a sweet caress and a gentle kiss, while one girl’s arms were wrapped around the other girl’s waist in a rather possessive manner.
Xiong i’s bright ocean coloured eyes curved like crescent moons and the corners of her lips tilted upwards into a coquettish grin, "You sure you don’t want my help?"
Li irong swallowed down her saliva, she felt her cheeks heating up in embarrassnt. She wasn’t exactly sure why, but the way Xiong i looked at her reminded her of the way Zhu Qingyue used to look at her, setting off alarm bells in her mind at full force.
The spectator, Bai Yu, still had his mouth hanging open as he observed the scene with a mix of strange unexplainable emotions.
At first, he had speculated that this Xiong i girl had been in cahoots with Hong igui, the Bai clan’s forr matron and Bai Qingyue’s mother.
He had mistakenly assud Xiong i was aiming to murder Li irong under Hong igui’s orders so she could push her son into an arranged marriage with the Red Fox Princess.
But now... What did this present situation imply? Why did it seem like Xiong i stared at Her Ladyship in the sa way he had stared at Bao Li’s freshly made, pork-stuffed buns marinated with oyster sauce?
Could it be that he had been mistaken all this ti? It wasn’t the pitcher plant who was the love rival, but this dragoness instead?!
’My Lord," Bai Yu wordlessly grieved, ’You wife is a blooming flower which attracts all sorts of peculiar butterflies. Be it male or female, with a dragon as a competitor for Her Ladyship’s affections, whatever shall you do now?!’
Alas, the girls were too caught up with each other for either of them to notice the distraught fox.
Eventually, Li irong spoke under her breath as she repeated Xiong i’s question, "Do I want your help?" She purposefully avoided the girl’s direct gaze, trying to maintain her composure, "Yes, I’m quite sure I don’t. Last ti you helped , I nearly died."
Xiong i had usually kept a constant cheerful expression on her face, but now, her green-blue eyes narrowed down and her otherwise perfectly sculpted features had been marred with a deep frown.
"Whatever do you an by that?" Gone was the careless mirth in Xiong i’s voice as she inquired.
Li irong beca solemn and quiet. She pushed her elbows to each side, trying to untangle herself from Xiong i’s arms, "Let go of ."
Contrary to Li irong’s pleas, Xiong i did the opposite, her grip tightened as she awaited Li irong’s response, "First explain yourself."
"No," Li irong winced and yelped, "First, let go."
Xiong i’s lips were pursed as she allowed the girl to escape her hold.
Reviews
All reviews (0)