Transmigrated As My Former Uncle’s Sweetheart

Chapter 198: What did you do when you were alone for so long?

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The maid glanced at Lin Qingyuan, suppressed her nausea, and curtsied, "Miss Lin, please follow me."

Lin Qingyuan was so angry that she couldn't speak, "I..."

Lu Liang smiled and said, "Remember to clean it up."

Lin Qingyuan gritted her teeth and glared at her. Seeing that no one spoke for her, they all showed disgusting expressions, as if she really had something disgusting on her body.

If she went in at this time, wouldn't it be blasphemy against the emperor and the concubines

Lin Qingyuan reluctantly followed the palace maid.

Seeing this, Lu Yunshuang and Chen Xuping looked at each other cryptically.

It seems that they thought wrong. It seems that Lin Qingyuan and Lu Liangwei are still not dealing with them.

Originally, they were a little worried that these two people would get together and ruin their affairs.

But looking at it now, it turns out that they thought too much.

If Lu Liangwei knew something, he couldn't be so indifferent.

Judging from her appearance, she didn't know anything at all.

When Chen Xuping was chasing Lin Qingyuan that day, she ran into him. She should only be thinking about the emotional entanglement between the two, and not think about anything else.

Thinking of this, Lu Yunshuang felt slightly relieved.

But the way Chen Xuping looked at Lu Liangwei still contained murderous intent.

No matter what, Lu Liangwei must die. She must pay the price for the cruel things she did when she was a child.

After thinking about it, he picked up the wine glass and drank it all in one gulp, hiding the murderous intent surging in his eyes.

After seeing Lin Qingyuan leaving with the palace maid in a bit of embarrassment, Lu Liang pursed his lips slightly, suppressed the smile at the corner of his mouth, bowed to Long Yang, and then returned to the old lady's side.

The old lady looked at her granddaughter beside her with a smile on her face. She poked her forehead lightly with her finger and said dotingly, "You are the most naughty."

Lu Liang stuck out his tongue slightly, "No way, I'm the most obedient."

If she hadn't been worried about the wrong occasion, the old lady would have laughed and scolded her for being so shameless.

She touched Lu Liangwei's head and said nothing more, but anyone with a discerning eye could see from the raised corners of her mouth that she was very happy at this time.

Seeing this scene, Lu Yunshuang felt extremely dazzled, and felt even more jealous and hateful.

I don’t understand how Lu Liangwei wins her grandmother’s favor so much.

She was obviously a good-for-nothing idiot, but her grandmother, father, and Lu Tingchen all treated her like a treasure.

Naturally, Long Chi didn't miss the old lady's doting on Lu Liangwei, and his eyes flickered.

Recently, Lu Liangwei has become increasingly different.

He could actually make the old lady unabashedly love and dote on her in full view of the public.

On the contrary, from the beginning of the banquet to now, the old lady did not show any different emotions when she saw Shuang'er.

It's clear who is favored more.

He... seemed to have taken a wrong look.

At the same time, Lu Liangwei was noticed by Concubine Shu who was sitting at the concubine's table.

Seeing that Lu Liangwei was so loved by the old lady, she couldn't help but think about what happened at the lakeside in the palace that day.

Your Majesty, there seems to be something different about Miss Lu.

The emperor clearly hates women and does not allow them to get too close, but last time, he summoned Lu Liangwei alone.

She asked someone to inquire about it. That day, Lu Liangwei stayed in the imperial study for a long time before leaving the palace. Moreover, the emperor asked General Manager Zhao to escort her out of the palace in person and rewarded her with many good things.

That day, Lu Liangwei was alone with the emperor for so long in the imperial study. What did the two of them do

She was twisting a silk handkerchief in her hand, her expression gloomy.

(End of chapter)