Je suis née beauté, et je suis suprême

Chapitre 117

Koala said threateningly, "Aren't you worried about your identity being exposed?"

Anyone who dares to expose this, if they want to die, can try and see if my bodyguards' knives are faster than their mouths.

"Don't bark! This old man is a real man." I rolled up my sleeves: "You have body hair, right?" I wear it every day. I pulled down my collar: "You have an Adam's apple, right?" It was done by that old geezer. "As for the lower part, if you want to see it, we can pick an auspicious day to invite him out of seclusion."

Before the koala could speak, the guy who was staring blankly at the scenery preemptively said, "Whether it's in front of the civil and military officials of the Eastern Qing Kingdom or under the clear sky, I have plenty of time to keep you company."

Shameless! "Get out of here! You're a lunatic!"

The koala wanted to hit me.

I cautiously took a step back.

The fool said, "Gongzhi, she's not worth your time."

That would be best; please don't treat me like a dish.

"Would you like to come sit in the West Wind?"

That's impolite; you don't look people in the eye when you speak. "No interest, no money right now, not planning on traveling."

"Why are you wasting your breath talking to her!" Koala couldn't help but exclaim.

I gave him a disdainful look: "Idiot, your master wants to see if the emperor can command the feudal lords."

"The metaphor is just right."

"You flatter me, you flatter me. I am merely a man of exceptional wisdom."

"Aren't you worried, young lady? Qianqing will protect you."

I crossed my arms, listening with great interest as someone suggested I switch jobs: "You can guarantee me a job? Your company seems to be very profitable; if the opportunity arises, I might consider it."

"Of course, those I have wanted to protect have never failed."

"I believe that none of the people Sikong wanted to protect have escaped. What do you say, Polar Bear?" I smiled at him. The boss wanted to recruit employees, and even offered a one-for-one compensation package. How sincere! Ugly Qian, you're worth a lot; you'll definitely fetch a good price.

"Can he follow you around every day? Aren't you afraid something might happen?"

I waved my hand at him, "You better pray that nothing unexpected happens to me during this time, otherwise it's not worth losing a promising empire for an ignorant person like me."

"With such confidence, Brother Sikong will bring you to the brink of defeat."

"I'm not worth that much, so why are you talking to me?"

"The girl is clever."

"A perfectly timed compliment."

Under the protection of the koalas, he lived alone in a secluded corner: "What I desire, I never fail to obtain."

"Then I wish you success this time as well."

As they were talking, a little boy suddenly ran within three feet of them. Koala moved swiftly, and in a daze, the little boy was slammed hard against the opposite stone wall. Koala stood up steadily, while the idiot continued to stare blankly, as if the scene had just passed by without ever having existed.

I stood still and watched as a panicked woman rushed toward the fallen child across from me, and the crowd gathered around her.

"Asheng, wake up, don't scare your mother."

I squinted, my brow furrowing involuntarily. I'd never seen anyone lay a hand on me before. It's probably hopeless.

"Asheng, don't be afraid, your mother is here. I'll take you to see a doctor." The woman picked up the child, and the crowd automatically parted to make way for her. She ran quickly with the child, who was clearly about to die.

From beginning to end, no one came out to look for the perpetrator.

I turned my head to the two imposing men in front of me. No wonder, it turns out that those in power don't have to go to jail for taking people's lives.

I clapped for the koala: "That's wonderful. At least he doesn't have to deal with the troubles of growing up."

The koala and the person remained in their original positions, seemingly oblivious to everything around them.

"Miss Shen, would you like to consider my suggestion? I welcome you at any time. Gongzhi, let's go."

Soon, the woman's frantic screams filled the entire street, and several children cried and shouted, no longer playing with paper airplanes.

A toy made of tattered paper fell from the forbidden area they left.

I picked up the airplane from the ground. It was the birthday gift I gave him that I never regretted. When I gave it to him, it was colorful, of superior quality, and extremely valuable.

I clutched it in my hand and walked in the opposite direction of the crying... This book is first published by Xiaoxiang Academy, please do not reprint!

[Text: Chapter Sixty-Five]

I'm shocked, I'm absolutely shocked, otherwise why would I feel so empty inside?

I stood on the bustling street, feeling quite cold. I flagged down a horse-drawn carriage; I wanted to stay there quietly for a while.

"Where is the young master going?"

"The Imperial Palace."

The driver was taken aback.

I quickly corrected myself: "The street in front of it."

"Alright! Young master, please sit down. We'll be there shortly."

I leaned against the carriage, my chest tight with worry. I lifted the curtain and, without even looking, flung the airplane away.