Transmigration: From Farmer To Empress

Caiwei and Feier walked hand in hand into the crowded Juford Restaurant, and were warmly greeted by the waiter with a white towel on his shoulders.

"Miss, you are back. Haha, please come upstairs. Are you the only one?"

"It's just us, let's serve!"

Caiwei had already ordered the dishes when she just booked the table. She booked the best private room upstairs. The cost of booking this private room alone was only one or two silver, which was enough for them to have a good meal elsewhere. What a meal!

When I was going upstairs, a young man happened to come from the other side and seemed to be going upstairs. The man was in his twenties, with sharp eyebrows and starry eyes, handsome features, tall and straight, and a dignified appearance. The monster Nangong Yi is somewhat similar, except that his expression is indifferent and cold, and he is not angry and intimidating, unlike the monster's lazy and cynical look.

He wore a dark blue embroidered lotus pattern round-neck brocade robe, a black beaded belt around his waist, and a pair of black thin-soled soft boots. His dark hair was tied high on his head, and he wore a purple and gold jewel-embedded hair crown with a wishful pattern. Two light green silk crowns hang down on both sides, and each side is decorated with a longan-sized east bead.

The man has a handsome appearance, a cold and arrogant look, and a natural aura of nobility, which will inevitably attract people's attention.

Caiwei was no exception. Her eyes stayed on the man for a few seconds, and she admired secretly in her heart before retracting her eyes. But when she retracted her eyes and prepared to go upstairs, she suddenly discovered Something is wrong.

At this time, Fei'er was about to go upstairs with her hand in hand. The moment she saw the man, she couldn't move, as if she was being restrained, and the hand holding her was trembling slightly. Under the curtain of her hat, she couldn't see her expression clearly, but she could feel her nervousness.

"Fei'er, what's wrong with you?"

Caiwei called out softly and squeezed Fei'er's hand.

Feier suddenly came back to her senses and realized that she had just lost her composure. She touched her face in embarrassment and said with an embarrassed smile: "I'm fine, eldest sister, let's go."

With that said, she picked up her skirt and ran upstairs as if running away.

Caiwei was a little confused, but without thinking much, she followed her up.

The most expensive private room in Jufu is extremely luxurious. As soon as you open the door, you will smell the fragrance of flowers. After entering, you will see the room full of red sandalwood furniture, crystal bead curtains and overlapping curtains.

Caiwei thought Fei'er would be surprised, but she didn't expect that she just walked in calmly, took off her hat curtain calmly, and looked back at her home calmly, without any expression of surprise at all.

Caiwei was a little surprised, and when Feier took off her hat curtain, she was even more surprised, because Feier's face was red, as red as a ripe apple. Even my neck was red.

She stretched out her hand, touched her sister's cheek, and said strangely: "You're fine, why is your face so red? Do you have a fever?"

Fei'er looked slightly embarrassed and said with a very unnatural expression: "Eldest sister is worrying too much. It's because I'm afraid of the heat. I feel as hot as if I just walked a few steps, which makes eldest sister worried!"

As he said that, he picked up the handkerchief and began to wipe his face frequently, as if it was really hot.

Caiwei felt that Feier was weird today, but she couldn't tell where it was. She stared at her sister for a long time, which made Feier's face turn redder. She lowered her head nervously and stared at her sister. He stood on tiptoe, barely daring to raise his head to look into his sister's eyes.

Caiwei observed her sister for a while, and seeing that Feier's expression was very uncomfortable, she turned away her eyes and pushed several brocade boxes on the table in front of Feier.