Rebirth of the General's Granddaughter Chapter 28 Next Time, He Would Definitely Find Her Unforgettable in His Lifetime

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What a waste! Zi You thought with ablack-belly [outwardly kind, inwardly evil], "Look at his actions befitting adog. He is so overbearing he must be some family's dandy."

Zi You stared at the person with theduck's voice who snatched her dough figure away, annoyed.

Zi You's four servant girls looked atthis gongzi [Sir, Mister] with straight eyes. Oh, Mother! That day all theservant girls of the General's Manor gathered to whisper about how YongnanMarquis' Shizi [Heir to Marquis title] was handsome. Now it seemed as if hewasn't even worthy of carrying shoes for this gongzi!

This dandy-ish gongzi's face washandsome beyond compare. His facial features were carved in distinct angles.His appearance seemed licentious and casual, but his eyes were clear and filledwith energy. It made people afraid to underestimate him.

A lush head of crow-black hair was bunchedwith a white jade crown. He had a pair of sword-like eyebrows over slenderPhoenix eyes, with ebony pupils full of evil charm. If not careful, one wouldfall into those eyes.

He had a high nose and thick red lips. Wearinga smile that's not a smile on his tall, straight, graceful figure, he wasdressed in a long white robe embroidered with silver thread pattern. Thisfifteen- or sixteen-year-old teenager had subtle sensual charm.

Listening to Zi You speak about thedough figure she asked the old man to make, the teenager sneered with ridiculein his eyes. He glanced at the dough figure in his hand and then at Zi You.Then he threw it to her and coldly said, "Heng! What broken toy? Just like you,ugly to death!"

After he finished, he turned and left.

Zi You was angered. She took the doughfigure and threw it hard at the back of the head of the teenager.

Dare to call this xiaojie ugly? I'llsmash to you death!

Zi You used half of her internal force.The speed and strength of the dough figure weren't too different from those whoknew martial arts.

Only, it was as if the teenager had eyeson the back of his head. The dough figure didn't even hit the back of his headyet, but he already turned around and caught it. He jokingly said, "This iswhat you give Ye. Although it's a bit ugly, but on account you took theinitiative to throw it into my arms, Ye will reluctantly accept it."

He finished speaking and howling withlaughter, sloppily and crookedly walked away.

He left behind Zi You who was angered todeath. She bit her lip and swore to herself, "This bastard! Next time, don'tlet me meet you. Or, if I can't openly win against you, I will still makemyself unforgettable to you in this lifetime!"

Zi You's pair of angry beautiful pupilsglared hard at the teenager's back, as if she wanted to stare a hole into hisback.

After she bought what she needed at themarket, she changed into male clothing and went to a brothel.

Her four first-ranked servant girls wereso scared they couldn't speak for a long time.

Finally, Shi Yun gathered enough courageto whisper, "Xiaojie, you can't come here. If Lao Tai Ye [Literally: ElderlyGentleman, how servants refer to Old General Mu] finds out, you can never comeout again."

Zi You slightly smiled. Dressed in alight gray silver robe and wearing a silver crown, Zi You was as beautiful asthe moon. "He" was a peerless beauty with a quiet and elegant temperament."Silly girl, you guys don't tell, I don't tell. How would Grandfather know Icame here?"

Shi Yun glanced at the carriage driverand worriedly whispered, "But Fang Dasheng is Laoye's trusted confidante andsoldier. Would he not tell?"

Fang Dasheng followed Old General Mu forsix or seven years. His martial arts were unpredictable, like Gods appearingand devils vanishing. He never said too many words.

It seemed that before the departuretoday, Old General Mu ordered him, "No matter what Xiaojie wants to do, don'tstop her. If not at a crucial time, you do not need to help."Indeed, after hearingShi Yun's words, his head was down as if he didn't see anything. He didn'tspeak either.