Help! The General’s Gone Mad With Pampering Me

  Chapter 377 Brother Prince

   Of course Zou Bing would not do it.

   "Don't you just don't want to see so many people, I have a way."

  After speaking, Zou Bing dragged Sifu around the crowd sneakily and walked behind.

  Although everyone is here to watch the show, it is divided into three, six, and nine grades. Only His Royal Highness and Concubine can sit in the private room to watch, and everyone else can only sit in the hall to watch.

   Zou Bing led Si Fu to the prince's private room, knocked on the door, got Zou Heng's permission, and went straight in.

   "Brother, brother, help me take Sifu in, she dare not go out to meet people."

  Si Fu blushed and pushed Zou Bing.

   "What nonsense, I don't have one."

  Zou Bing didn't wait for Zou Heng to answer, and pushed Si Fu into the room.

   "Okay, you wait for me here for a while, and I will come back to you after I go out for a while."

  Although Zou Heng is the crown prince, he has no airs. He treats his younger brothers and sisters very well, especially Zou Bing who never sees him.

   After Zou Bing finished speaking, he left in a hurry. Tuliusif looked embarrassed, and she twitched the corners of her mouth and said with a smile.

   "Brother Prince."

  Si Fu's voice was waxy, her tone was almost coquettish, and she looked at Zou Heng with big watery eyes, as if she was afraid that he would drive her away.

   Zou Heng raised his eyelids to look at her, pointed to the chair, and said a word with his thin lips.

"sit."

  Si Fu smiled flatteringly at him.

   "Thank you, Brother Prince."

  After speaking, she sat on the chair by herself, the book on the table was open, Si Fu glanced at it, and found that there were some obscure sentences, which she couldn't even understand.

  Si Fu looked up at Zou Heng.

   "Brother Prince, you really work hard, and you still carry a book when you go out."

   Zou Heng looked down at her, uncontrollably resting on her lips for a few seconds.

   After a few breaths, he spoke.

   "You can just call me the orphan Qian."

  Si Fu was taken aback when she heard that, this is the word she was asked to call him, how dare she!

  Sifu shook her head with a smile.

   "Your Highness the Crown Prince's name can't be called arbitrarily. If my mother knows, she will have to say that I am not old or young."

  Si Fu wanted to avoid the important point and skip this topic, but Zou Heng refused to let her do so. He thought for two seconds, and then spoke again.

   "Then call me Brother Heng."

  Si Fu choked, she didn't expect Zou Heng to be so persistent in addressing her, she nodded and answered casually.

"Okay."

  Si Fu thought this topic would be over, but he didn't expect Zou Heng to stare at her and talk about it.

   "Call out."

  Si Fu tilted her head, not knowing why.

"ah?"

   Zou Heng repeated it patiently.

   "Call out and listen."

  Sifu was silent for two seconds, and the base of her ears slowly turned red.

   "Heng... Brother Heng."

  Zou Heng stood in front of Si Fu, looked down at her, curled his lips after hearing this sound, then raised his hand and touched the top of her head, seemingly satisfied.

   "So good."

  Si Fu swallowed, feeling that Zou Heng's words were a bit strange, she was no longer a child, so why be so good.

  In the following time, no one spoke again, and the room was a bit too quiet. Si Fu was actually no stranger to Zou Heng. There was a big pond in the prince's palace, and her favorite bamboo forest.

  She used to go there with Zou Bing often. It was strange to say that His Highness the Crown Prince was cold and cold, and he was born with an air of repelling others thousands of miles away.

  But Si Fu felt that His Highness the Crown Prince was quite easy to talk to. When she went there before, Zou Heng often asked people to give her some food.

  In order to break the atmosphere of silence, Si Fu took the initiative to provoke the topic.

   "Brother Prince, what is your book about, can I read it?"

   Zou Heng walked to Si Fu's side, supported the back of the chair with one hand, and turned the pages of the book with the other, speaking in a steady voice.

"sure."

  (end of this chapter)