Chapter 818 Together (3)
Fortunately, Mo Qingze has a gentle temper, and even if he has any complaints about Xiao Ruiyuan choosing this day to visit, he will not show it; Xiao Ruiyuan is too late to please his future father-in-law, so how can he take the initiative to offend, so the two of them are sitting next to each other in the study. Playing chess and chatting, the atmosphere was harmonious.
Mo Qingze still didn't let Xiao Ruiyuan and Mo Yan be alone together. Fortunately, he didn't know that on New Year's Eve, the two of them not only spent ti alone in the carriage, but also slept in a blanket for a while. Otherwise, no matter how good-tempered Ren Mo Qingze is, he may get so angry that he sweeps Xiao Ruiyuan out with a broom.
Xiao Ruiyuan was already very satisfied and felt that he was a big step closer to marrying a wife. So while chatting, he implicitly expressed his intention to get engaged to Mo Yan first, and that he would wait three years before coming to marry him.
Mo Qingze pretended not to understand, and talked the matter over in a few words, but in short he did not let go.
In this regard, Xiao Ruiyuan was very helpless, with a hint of anxiety in his expression.
After returning to the city on New Year's Eve, Xiao Ruiyuan rushed to the Prince's Mansion, but before he could speak, Chu Heng asked him to get engaged to Mo Yan as soon as possible, preferably directly.
When Xiao Ruiyuan heard this, he knew sothing was wrong, but after asking several tis, Chu Heng was unwilling to tell the truth. He could only guess that Emperor Hui'an would not let him marry Mo Yan, but he did not guess that Emperor Hui'an wanted to marry Mo Yan. My own cousin.
Even so, Xiao Ruiyuan had to pay attention. He is not strong enough to resist the king of a country. Even if he were, he would have to pay a huge price. Such a result is not what he wants to see. Since the matter was not serious enough yet, he could only use the simplest thod to convince Mo Qingze to settle the marriage, and then give up Emperor Hui'an's thoughts.
During lunch, Xiao Ruiyuan originally wanted to "repeat the sa trick" to get Mo Qingze drunk, create a chance to be alone with Mo Yan, and explain those things clearly to her.
At the dinner table, he didn't do it after all. As a result, Mo Qingze himself got drunk and was helped back to the room by Mo Yan and Xiao Ruiyuan just like the first ti.
Under the still green vines, Mo Yan and Xiao Ruiyuan sat opposite each other.
After listening to Xiao Ruiyuan's words, Mo Yan was not surprised at all: "Brother Xiao, I originally planned to ntion the engagent with my father, but I was worried about upsetting my father during the New Year, so I planned to ntion it after the New Year! Even His Highness said so now. , obviously things are not simple, I will convince my father when he wakes up."
Xiao Ruiyuan felt relieved. Seeing Mo Yan like this, he couldn't guess what she was thinking!
The corners of his lips curved up in a pleasant arc, and he reached out to hold the woman's hand that wanted to escape. His deep and deep voice penetrated into the woman's heart like a clear spring: "Yan'er, thank you!"
Once he heard this, Mo Yan was no longer shy, and said seriously: "This is a matter between you and . We should work together. Saying 'thank you' is too harsh."
Xiao Ruiyuan's heart felt hot. He stood up and held Mo Yan tightly in his arms. He didn't speak for a long ti.
Mo Yan clung to the man's chest, listening to his strong heartbeat. She closed her eyes unconsciously and stretched out her arms to hug the man's waist.
The two hugged each other for a long ti before they separated, guessing Emperor Hui'an's intentions and counterasures to break them up. They just speculated for a long ti, and the two of them didn't think about their luck.
Xiao Ruiyuan guessed that Emperor Hui'an was worried about him, but in this case, Emperor Hui'an should be more happy for him to marry a powerless woman than to give him a noble girl.
The two of them didn't understand, so they simply stopped guessing and discussed counterasures. In history, there were very few people who resisted and disrespected the imperial edict, and even fewer who survived after resisting the imperial edict.
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