The Prime Minister's Darling novel Chapter 1449

Chapter 1449: 708 Two Little Bao Buns (Second Update)_2

He emphasized the word "is."

Gu Chengfeng almost choked to death.

You little brat... Is this how you test your own older brother?

What happened to the promise of being ignorant and unlearned?

So sly; are you trying to reach the heavens?

"Then you try it for me."

"Don’t you have hands?"

"Mosquitoes might fly in."

"I’m not going to feed you! If you want to eat, eat by yourself! I’m leaving!"

...

"Hey, we agreed just to try a bite, but you’re on your third mouthful!"

"Shh, don’t yell. My sister will hear and then she won’t let me have any."

Gu Chengfeng: "..."

...

The Crown Prince of the Han family received a secret summons from the Crown Prince’s mansion late at night.

The Han family was the maternal clan of the Crown Prince, so there was no need to be secretive about visiting the Crown Prince’s mansion.

Unless there was a matter of great importance.

Or to put it more bluntly, something that must not be seen.

The Crown Prince of the Han family met the Crown Prince in his study room. The Crown Prince sat behind his desk, with the doors and windows slightly ajar, while the room was filled with mosquito-repelling incense crafted by the National Master Hall.

This type of incense was graded into three levels, and only the imperial family had the privilege of using the highest quality incense.

It didn’t affect people, only mosquitoes.

The Crown Prince of the Han family bowed and saluted: "Han Ye pays his respects to His Highness the Crown Prince."

The Crown Prince wearily raised his hand.

Only then did Han Ye see the Crown Prince’s tired face: "Your Highness, have you been troubled by anything recently?"

It must be a grave concern to summon him to the Crown Prince’s mansion in the middle of the night.

The Crown Prince sighed, "I’ve called you over so late because I wanted to talk to you about Nangong Li. Please, have a seat."

"Han Ye dares not", Han Ye bowed his hands. _{freeweɓnovēl.coɱ}

"Enough." The Crown Prince did not insist; he spoke with a complex expression, "I know how Nangong Li died."