The devil is weak and frail

Chapter 14 The Delicate and Weak Three Princesses × Loyal Dog Guard (14)

"Yes." Aunt Jin stepped forward, pressed Liang Zhitao's shoulder, and slapped Liang Zhitao's shoulder, her white and tender face instantly turned red.

Jiang Min smiled and looked at the ladies: "Come on, let's go look elsewhere."

"Yes."

After this incident, who would dare to gossip in front of Jiang Min, and even speak carefully, for fear of offending Jiang Min.

Jiang Min was complimented until the end of the banquet, boasting that she was in a high-spirited state.

After the banquet was over, the princess and Jiang Min walked side by side, talking familiarly.

"The princess wants to teach others about my flower viewing feast, so she has to tell me first. It's a pity that my pot of crabapple flowers bloomed extremely beautifully."

"Are you blaming me?"

"How dare a courtier?"

Jiang Min smiled: "Okay, you can choose any novel flowers and plants in the palace, and I will help you to ask Father."

The princess smiled instantly: "Thank you princess."

The trip in the princess sedan chair attracted many people to watch the excitement, and the streets were full of people.

"The one next to him is the third son of the prefect, right? I don't want a good official career, I have to go face to face."

"The prefect's current status is probably indispensable for the third son to mediate in front of the third princess."

Jiang Min was irritated when he heard it, and looked up to see Zhiheng's expression was indifferent.

With a wave of Jiang Min's hand, the guards immediately understood, and all the swords in their hands were unsheathed, which frightened the onlookers to say anything.

Jiang Min smiled with satisfaction.

This is in line with the domineering personality of the third princess.

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System: [The position of the prince has been locked. 】

On a dark and windy night, Jiang Min changed into an ordinary daughter's clothes, and tied an ordinary and priceless jade pendant around his waist.

Zhiheng knocked on the door and came in, just in time to see Jiang Min loading money.

"Princess, you want to run away?"

Jiang Min's eyes widened: "Presumptuous, does this princess need to run away?"

Zhiheng suppressed a smile and asked, "Then you are?"

Jiang Min glared at him with clear eyes: "Go back and change your clothes, let's go out of the palace."

Zhiheng stepped forward and put Jiang Min's purse containing silver in his arms: "The princess must wait for me."

Jiang Min sat on the stool and raised his eyebrows: "Don't worry, this princess keeps her word."

Zhiheng changed his clothes as quickly as possible with a heart in his heart, and he couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief when he opened the door and saw Jiang Min.

Jiang Min saw his strangeness, and snorted softly: "This princess keeps her word, and she keeps her word."

Zhiheng nodded in agreement, and said with a smile: "Yes, yes, the princess always keeps her word."

Zhiheng found a problem, he asked: "Princess, how do we leave the palace?"

The reason for the flower viewing banquet is because I asked the emperor for an imperial decree, so I'm afraid it won't work now.

Jiang Min took it for granted: "Slip out, how is your lightness skill?"

Zhiheng: "I am sure that I will not be discovered by myself, and I am afraid that I will bring someone..."

Jiang Min: "As long as you can protect yourself."

Zhiheng didn't respond for a moment, and when he saw that Jiang Min's lightness kung fu was better than his, he laughed.

In the night market outside the palace, Jiang Min trotted ahead to buy things, and Zhiheng followed behind, paying money one by one.

Lanterns are hung on ropes, and the dim lights gather to illuminate the street.

Jiang Min smelled the fragrance: "Boss, here is a bowl of wontons."

Zhiheng held a few folding fans, a flute, and some accessories in his hands. He sat beside Jiang Min, and put a bite of candied haws and a bite of uneaten candied fruit on the table.

"Gong... Miner, finish eating these first and then buy other things."

Jiang Min refused: "No, it's too sweet, I don't like it."

"Then why did you buy it?"

(End of this chapter)