Chapter 191 Four Villains Crematorium 23

Listening to Sang Yu's rambling words, Sang Yu slightly raised his slender eyelashes, revealing his dark and cold eyes and looking at her with an expressionless face.

Tsk, so fierce.

Sang Yu put the tea cup back on the table.

Not daring to talk to him, I raised the car curtain, put my head outside the window, and breathed in the fresh air.

She glanced at the street outside, thought of something, sat down solemnly, and cleared her throat: "I came out today because I wanted to pay a private visit incognito, but I was in a hurry and didn't change my clothes. I will go to the emperor's uncle's house to change later." I think your uncle won’t mind, right?”

She looked at him, all the fun and mischief gone, and she really looked like an emperor.

But what's behind her seriousness?

Go to his house to find evidence that he is unfaithful to her?

Sang Yu stared at her expressionlessly. She was really changing more and more. In the past, he could easily see flaws in her.

Now, it can no longer be done.

He couldn't see through her more and more.

Since she wanted to kill him so much, he would give her this chance.

Arriving at the Regent's Palace, Sang Yu was led to Sang Yu's bedroom.

"Your Majesty, do you need someone to change your clothes?"

"No, I can just change it myself." Sang Yu waved his hand, "Uncle Emperor, please go out first."

Sang Yu glanced at her, turned and left without saying anything.

After Sang Yu left, Sang Yu took a look at Sang Yu's bedroom.

His bedroom was just like him, deserted and solemn.

There was actually a bookcase set up near the window. Sang Yu walked over and flipped through it. Most of them were ancient books that he couldn't understand.

There was another letter that seemed to be between Sang Yu and someone. She was too lazy to read it. When she thought of something, she found a piece of white paper, drew a few strokes with her pen, and laughed mischievously.

"The clothes the emperor is looking for seem a bit too big."

Sang Yu walked out of the bedroom and came to Sang Yu.

Sang Yu was sitting at the tea table making tea. When he heard the sound, he raised his eyelashes and looked towards her.

She was wearing his clothes, regular clothes that fit him just right, but they were loose on her body, as if they were about to fall off at any time.

The silver belt embroidered with auspicious clouds restrained her waist and was surprisingly thin.

Further up, her long black hair spread over her shoulders like seaweed, forming a sharp contrast with the white robe on her body.

The light golden sunlight jumped in from the window pane and fell on the tips of her eyebrows. Her long eyelashes cast a dreamlike silhouette.

Looking down, on the small face as white as jade, the bright red lips were slightly pursed.

She really has an excellent lip, with looming lip beads and full lips that are moist and translucent.

She didn't look like an emperor at all at this moment.

Sang Yu pursed her lips slightly, and her eyes were unconsciously tinged with a depth that she hadn't even noticed.

Sang Yu turned his gaze back and said softly: "I only have such big clothes."

"It's okay, it's pretty good." Sang Yu happily touched the clothes on her body. There seemed to be the smell of Sang Yu on the clothes. The refreshing and cool pine wood smell was so good.

"Thank you, uncle. Then I will pay a private visit first." Sang Yu squinted her eyes, smiled at Sang Yu, turned around and walked out.

Sang Yu looked at her petite back with a hint of sarcasm in his eyes.

Private visit via incognito?

Isn't she afraid of being assassinated when she goes on an incognito private visit alone?

I don't know if it was because of the late emperor's will or some other reason, but he rubbed the tea cup in his hand and said lightly: "Follow her."

A figure quietly disappeared in the darkness.

Sang Yu sat at the tea table for a long time. It wasn't until Sang Yu completely left the Regent's Palace that he slowly got up and walked into the bedroom...

(End of chapter)