Chapter 2 — Unusual Dental Completeness

I snorted coldly. If he dies, who will bring curd for me to eat anymore? 5 That year, autumn came earlier than usual. When the maple leaves turned red, Luc Hanh had just turned eighteen years old. The government began to take care of his marriage. The princess called me over. "A Dung, these past few years I've been lucky enough to have you by Hanh Nhi's side." "It's just that now she's reached the age where she should marry." "You work carefully, help me choose carefully, the noble ladies of the same age in the capital, don't stick to the household, morality is the most important." I bowed my head: "Yes." As long as it's not the female lead, anyone is fine. But oh my god... That person is actually the female lead! The female protagonist has been in the royal palace for eight years. The Lam family - the Thai Deputy's family - moved the whole family back to the capital. She immediately transformed and became the golden lady of the Lam family. The princess was so happy that she couldn't close her mouth. She originally had an idea for Lam Van from before. But at that time she was just an orphan, even though the Princess liked it, she still somewhat despised it. Now it's good, he's a decent Thai Deputy. It's truly a subject that protects people. I almost rolled my eyes and fainted on the spot. So what are my eight years worth? Do you think I have free time and become impulsive?? The princess was still laughing until she couldn't see her eyes. "A Dung, tell me, is this a destiny made by heaven? I saw that little girl named Lam from a young age, her roots were clear, and now she's a golden royal deputy, truly worthy of our family's Hanh Nhi!" I blurted out: "You can't!" The princess looked at me suspiciously. "Why?" Why? I looked serious. "When the prince was fifteen years old, the monk of Dai Tuong Quoc pagoda once said that before the age of twenty, one cannot get married." The princess frowned slightly: "High monk? Which monk? When did you say that? How come I never knew?" Of course she doesn't know. Because that's what I made up! My face didn't change: "That day you were infected with wind and cold so you didn't go with me. After that, the crown prince didn't mention it again, for fear that you would worry." "The monk said, the world's destiny is noble and prosperous, but there is a life of peach blossoms that must be avoided." "You have to wait until you're twenty years old to have a strong foundation to meet a good fate." The princess was half-convinced. "Really?" "Really!" The princess mused: "So... the only way is to wait another two years." I really liked it! Two years from now, the male and female leads will be together. What does it have to do with his husband? 6It was windy that night. I had just taken off my hairpin when there was a knock on the door. "Sister Dung, it's me." It was Luc Hanh's voice. He stood outside the door, dressed in silver-colored plain clothes. The candlelight from the crack in the door shined on his face, illuminating his face with streaks of light and dark. "What are you doing here?" "Mother today told me a story about a noble monk." He looked at me, the corner of his lips as if smiling. "But I remember, when I was fifteen years old, I didn't meet any noble monks?" I didn't change my expression, continuing to gossip: "Back then, people were still young, not remembering was normal." "Is that so?" He slightly raised his eyebrows. "Sister Dung. Sis, my memory has always been very good." "I still remember everything that happened when I was thirteen, let alone when I was fifteen." I wondered: "What happened to me when I was thirteen?" He took a step forward. "That fall, Tay Vuc donated several boxes of precious honey, and the concubine was given a jar." "Surely you won't forget this?" Ah... That jar of honey is really rare, the princess only lets Luc Hanh eat one piece a day. I also crave it. One day, he intentionally spilled a jar of honey and blamed Luc Hanh. The sugar fell to the ground and of course the princess no longer used it. In the end, that half of the jar of honey became mine. Luc Hanh's crime was punished by kneeling for two days. He also had to copy books. I thought he would accuse me. But he didn't say a word. He very kindly accepted all the mistakes for me. I touched my nose, embarrassed. "Don't tell, don't tell~" Luc Hanh curled his lips slightly. "There are no monks, there are no words at all, sister Dung, why did you lie to your mother?" I continued to make up lies. "Your Highness, can you say it?

believe, those words were a dream given to me by a monk." "It's better to believe this kind of thing, don't... what are you doing?" He took another step forward, entering my room. The young man's body was much taller than mine. Shadows covered him, bringing with him an invisible pressure. "Sister Dung, I am eighteen this year, no longer an eight-year-old child." "A lot of things I see clearly." "You always don't let me and Miss Lam be alone." "Just need to If I'm together with you, you will definitely appear from somewhere, using all kinds of excuses to drag me away." "Sister Dung..." He tilted his head, smiling but not smiling. "Why?" Isn't it because of your little life? I really want to tell him that I can see the bullets of this world, As well as the bad fate between him and the two main men. But this world seems to have some rules. Whenever I intend to say, My throat immediately stiffens. It's so annoying that Luc Hanh still keeps that lazy look.