Chapter 401： Your bed (1/2)

Fang Xinxin was tightly bound by Bai Qinghao, and she didn't want to break free, she said boredly, ”Since you believe me, why do you hear my second sister pull me and Bai Chenxi together? Face?”

”I'm not happy that your second sister is talking nonsense.” Bai Qinghao's sharp eyes shot towards Fang Manxue, who shuddered in fright and almost fell to the ground.

He was a little taboo about Xin Xin's feelings for Bai Chenxi, but he absolutely believed in her loyalty.

If Fang Manxue hadn't stood on crutches and supported her body, she would have fallen to the ground ugly, ”Commander, I just told you that Bai Chenxi went to school to find Fang Xinxin, and did not say that she was dating Bai Chenxi. It was Fang. Xinxin added that sentence in her own brain...”

Bai Qinghao's voice was freezing cold, ”You made it clear that you deliberately misled, and you dare to argue!”

”I...” Fang Manxue bit her lower lip aggrievedly, tears rolling in her eyes, ”I just turned over to tell you about Xinxin's situation. You used to listen to...”

At first, Xinxin ignored him and avoided him. He will know some things through her, ”A woman who is full of lies, do you think you are qualified to speak to me? Get out of here!”

”Commander, me, can I enter the Royal Court and rest for a while before leaving?” Fang Manxue did not give up.

Today, she braced and stood at the gate of the Imperial Court for four hours, and she was almost exhausted to the limit.

I just left, really unwilling.

”Guards, throw these two people away.” Bai Qinghao gave the order and led Fang Xinxin into the courtyard gate.

The two guards on duty at the gate held Long Shuhai and Fang Manxue in a parabola.

Just heard: ”Ah!”

”what!”

With two screams from Long Shuhai and Fang Manxue, the two were smashed and flew more than ten meters away, and rolled several times after landing.

The two guards estimated the distance blankly and threw it far enough.

Throw too close, that is disobedience.

He walked back to the duty booth and continued to stand guard in a standard military posture.