"I didn't talk about leaving."

"Oh." Qingkui's eyes narrowed slightly, as if he was a little displeased, but he smiled extremely brightly,

"Feng Jun came all the way here, and Qingkui didn't have any delicious hospitality, only a peach blossom dew begged Feng Jun to appreciate his face."

Seeing that Qing Kui didn't argue with him much about Qing Wei's affairs, Feng Jiu's nervous heart calmed down a lot.

With a smile, Qing Kui stretched out his hand and invited, "Fengjun, please." ”

"Okay."

At a glance, it was a talented and beautiful pair, and the two stood together as if they were a pair of beautiful people. Qilin, who was standing in the peach blossom forest, took in the scene and evoked a bad smile.

If Miss Qingwei knew about this, I don't know how she would feel?

……

The phoenix dove drank the peach blossom dew, only to feel that its taste was delicious, and it was like a fragrant fragrance lingering on the tip of the tongue, which made people nostalgic. He put down his cup and praised it, "It's really a peerless delicacy." ”

Qing Kui smiled when she heard this, but her expression did not appear happy because of this compliment.

"How does Ah Kui's tea art compare with my sister?"

Feng Jiu remembered that Qing Wei had put all kinds of powders in his tea countless times, and the taste was unspeakably bitter, especially the fairy smile under a certain time, which really made him jump with anger when he thought about it!

He tugged at the corners of his mouth and replied truthfully: "Wei'er is naturally not as good as the wonderful hands of the Qingkui Fairy. ”

Qing Kui heard such words, and her flat expression finally showed a little smugness. She also drank the peach blossom dew and said with a smile: "Since Brother Fengjun thinks that Ah Kui's craftsmanship is good and the etiquette is still exchanged, then Ah Kui has to find something from Brother Feng Jun." ”

The phoenix dove was a little confused about what she meant.

Qingkui smiled even deeper, put down the white jade porcelain cup in his hand, and said, "Brother Fengjun has come to Qingqiu this time to prepare a gift?" ”

Brother Fengjun......

A hint of clarity flashed in the phoenix dove's eyes, and he said with a smile: "I have it, I have ordered someone to place it in the Qingqiu Library, you can go and pick it up at any time." ”

Anytime to pick it up?

Qing Kui sneered in his heart, his slender fingertips rotating on the white jade porcelain cup, and his posture was very elegant.

She said as if she didn't care: "That's just prepared by Feng Jun's 'adult', how can it be as good as Feng Jun's own hand?" If Fengjun's 'adult' really had that thought, it wouldn't be like this. ”

It is said that a woman's heart is a needle, and in the past, the phoenix dove has always been calling for wind and rain on the side of a woman, and there is never a need to speculate more about the thoughts of others.

This time I met two people from Qingqiu, one Qingwei and one Qingkui, two completely different personalities, but they couldn't guess their thoughts, which was really annoying and helpless.

He was a little embarrassed, looked around, and said, "I came here in a hurry this time, and I didn't think about it, I hope you will forgive me." This immortal monarch really has something to look up to, although it is at the beginning. ”

Feng Jiu's words were extremely heroic, Qing Kui raised her eyebrows slightly, and blew the peach blossom dew, with no meaning in her eyes: "Brother Feng Jun's words are true?" ”

Without saying a word, he replied, "Definitely." ”

"So what if you can't help it? As the old saying goes, a gentleman is not strong......"

The phoenix dove refused: "-No!" ”

As long as he has the opportunity to further confirm her identity, as well as what happened in the past, his obsession, what he thinks in his heart...... What could be more important than 'her'?

Qing Kui smiled, her charming fox eyes were even more cute, and her eyes pointed to the phoenix dove moon pattern waist, pretending to be tentative: "Then Ah Kui can take it, 'Brother Fengjun' don't blame Ah Kui for ......"