The Prime Minister's Darling novel Chapter 1395

Chapter 1395: 677 Princess

In a room at Yuebin Building, Prince Ming suddenly woke up from his drunken stupor. He opened his eyes and moved his body, only to find himself face down on the table.

He had actually fallen asleep like this?

The sky outside had already darkened, and the beauty in the room was gone.

He stood up with a start, but because his legs were numb, he fell down with a thud.

The imperial guards outside heard the commotion inside and swiftly entered the room.

"Prince!"

The group saluted in unison.

The leader stepped forward to help Prince Ming up.

Prince Ming felt miserable from the fall, and his head throbbed painfully.

"What happened to me?" he asked, clutching his forehead and nearly bursting with pain.

The imperial guards helped him back onto the stool.

"No, no, my rear end hurts." After sitting on a wooden stool all afternoon, even an iron butt would suffer, let alone him who did not have one.

Without a bed to lie on here, the leading imperial guard could only call over a colleague to help carry him on either side.

Although it still wasn’t comfortable, at least his rear end didn’t have to endure any more suffering.

"Where is Miss Gu?" Prince Ming asked, supporting his almost splitting head.

The leader of the imperial guards replied, "After the Prince got drunk, Miss Gu left."

"What? You just let her go?"

"Prince... You didn’t order us to keep her here."

Isn’t it because I thought she would leave? Are all of your heads made of wood?

Prince Ming choked.

Really, he had actually gotten drunk at such a crucial moment. _{frёewebηovel.cѳm}

Prince Ming did want to blame the beauty, but thinking of her typically aloof nature, he felt that it was his own drunkenness that had left her hanging, causing her to leave in anger.

"What about that painting you promised me?"

"Prince, is it this?" An imperial guard picked up a piece of paper... uh... paper from the table?

Generally, a painting given to someone of Prince Ming’s status should at least be mounted on a scroll, but this was indeed just a sheet of paper, all crumpled up, and it was unclear why.

Prince Ming had someone bring the painting over.

He looked at it intently, and his mouth fell open.