Chapter 91 (2/2)

How stupid was she to hurt someone who really treated her?

This set of jewelry at least uses most of his savings from many years in the army, right?

But she has no eyes, mistakenly takes the Pearl as the fish eye, spoils his some kind of mind!

”Yueer combs my hair for me. I'll put all these on!”

After waiting for Du Qiaoyun to make up, everyone was stunned.

It is true that people depend on clothes and horses on saddles.

Although Du Qiaoyun's appearance is excellent and her skin is white and delicate, she stands out among the village girls with thick hands, big feet, yellow skin and thin bones.

But no matter how beautiful a woman is, if it's a jingchai dress, it will always lose some color.

Now Du Qiaoyun put on a new dress, and then put on this brand-new head, the whole person's temperament is completely different, compared with before a little more grace and noble.

When Xie Zhifeng saw that Du Qiaoyun was so good-looking in his new jewelry, he secretly decided that he would try to earn more money to buy jewelry for his wife in the future. He must not hurt her.

Later, Du Qiaoyun didn't know why his husband gave him jewelry every time. It was this that influenced him.

The atmosphere of Du's family is very happy, and the guests and the host are very happy.

On the other side of the auspicious Inn, the opposite is true.

Chen qiaozui was still sitting in the box last time, but this time there was no good food to eat. She was the only one who was waiting for someone, like a prisoner waiting for the judge.

Like last time, it took a long time for the door to open.

The comer was still dressed up last time, wearing a gauze hat on his head, which made him unable to see clearly.

Chen qiaozui heard the sound of opening the door, his body trembled, and he wanted to stand up to meet the visitor. He hesitated for a moment, but still didn't stand up.

She can't be too humble, lest the other party think that she's right and ask her too much.

The visitor didn't care about her attitude. He asked directly, ”I heard you have something to ask me?”