When Mu Mian returned to the castle, it was already afternoon, she handed the cloak on her shoulders to the maid, and asked casually.
"Where's Ai Wei?"
The maid took the cloak, and immediately replied: "Miss Ai Wei is in the room, but..."
The young man squinted his beautiful eyes, which were dark in color and looked lazy and plain: "But what?"
The maid continued to answer: "Miss Ai Wei hasn't come down to eat for a day."
Kapok frowned: "What?"
The maid thought about it.
"Miss Ai Wei doesn't seem to be in a good mood, she's been lying in bed all night."
The maid paused for a moment: "Your Highness, don't worry too much, maybe it's the girl's period, and it's normal to feel bad during this period."
"..." Mu Mian was silent for a few seconds, then she started to walk upstairs.
Others don't know, but she knows. Ai Wei is not a girl, where did she come from that period
If it really came, it would be hell.
When Mu Mian walked to Ai Wei's door, she raised her hand and knocked, but there was no response from inside. The boy pursed his lips lightly, raised his hand and knocked again, and she made another sound.
"Ai Wei."
Now there is finally a response.
Standing in front of the door, Mu Mian heard the sound of someone turning over from the bed, stepped on the ground with her little feet, and found subtle footsteps step by step, and then the door was unlocked.
Only a small slit remained.
His Highness's eyes were slightly stunned, and a small head was slowly revealed through the small gap in front of the door, with long golden curly hair hanging behind him.
The girl's snow-white fingertips were climbing on the edge of the door, her blue eyes were beautiful in color, and the soft girl blinked her long eyelashes, under which were round eyes that were wide open.
This appearance is in Kapok's eyes.
Simply adorable.
The boy coughed and tried to hide his unnaturalness: "Why don't you eat?"
Hearing this, the girl finally opened the whole door, she pulled the edge of the door and pushed it open.
Showing her slender body, the girl was still wearing the princess dress she wore in the morning. Because this is Kapok's favorite piece, she often wears it.
But because of getting under the quilt, the skirt was a little messy, and the few pink flowers on it were also a little messy. Kapok glanced down and frowned.
"you are sick?"
Ai Wei shook her head silently.
Kapok looked at the top of her head.
"Then what have you been doing in the house?"
The little girl put her hands behind her back silently, she looked like a teacher scolding a student, she didn't speak, and Kapok was not in a hurry.
The boy stood in front of the door, lowering his eyes quietly.
After being silent for a while, the girl said in a soft voice, "Where have you been?"
Hearing the other party's unintimidating voice, Mu Mian couldn't help but pause: "I'm going to see someone."
She felt that the other party's mood seemed very wrong, so she asked, "Didn't the servant tell you?"
Ai Wei raised her head, and Mu Mian's gaze changed from looking at her head to looking directly at her eyes.
A little guilt suddenly appeared in Mu Mian's heart, until she heard the girl's clean and soft voice again: "You...why didn't you tell me yourself?"
The tone of this sentence does not seem to be accusatory, but it sounds calm.
And faintly with a feeling of powerlessness.
The young man hurried back, still wearing the attire he had been away from home, and the brooch on his collar was beautiful and luxurious. Hearing what the girl said, Kapok was a little stunned.
Then she pursed her lips.
"Sorry, I left very early today, I'm afraid I'll disturb your rest."
(end of this chapter)