Seeing Yuwen Jun, Bai Sasa was not afraid at all. What did it matter if he was a prince, everyone was equal, and Yuwen Jun had even exploited her elder sister. Such a person was simply unwelcome to her.
If she didn’t like him, she wouldn’t force herself or pretend to like him. Expressing her feelings plainly was the only way to make her position clear to the other party.
Bai Sasa was remarkably resolute!
Yuwen Jun hadn’t expected Bai Sasa, merely born of a concubine, to dare make decisions on behalf of the legitimate daughter. He could not help but curl his lips in a neither too dark nor too light manner and said, "It seems Sasa has grown up, now taking chicken feathers as the token of authority."
"..." Bai Sasa was momentarily at a loss for words, not knowing how to respond.
Ah Dao narrowed his eyes, "It’s highly inappropriate for the Ninth Prince to come to the Bai Residence in the dead of night. Our young mistress has already retired. If you have matters, please return early tomorrow."
Yuwen Jun looked at him and smiled along, "You’re just a servant of Li Wenli. Li Wenli’s status isn’t something to boast about, and you, merely a pawn, what right do you have to speak to me?"
"It’s been a long time, I also didn’t expect the Ninth Prince to be so pretentious."
While they were confronting each other, Bai Junjun slowly walked out.
The main reason was that inside were Monk Shan Ci and Shopkeeper Qiao, people who should not be seen by Yuwen Jun; therefore, Bai Junjun had no choice but to personally deal with this clingy nuisance.
Although Fox also wished to come out, he was forbidden by the elder miss.
At this time, Li Wenli could only silently draw circles in the courtyard, feeling melancholic.
When Yuwen Jun saw Bai Junjun coming out, his eyes immediately brightened.
The long-unseen Bai Junjun had grown up; she looked even more beautiful than before, especially those eyes - confident and firm, as irreplaceable as the moonlight, bright and clear.
Seeing such a girl, how many could remain unmoved?
Yuwen Jun couldn’t resist curling the corners of his mouth, "I knew you would come out."
"..." Bai Junjun was speechless, "If only you were a bit less shameless, I wouldn’t have to be the one to play the villain here."
Yuwen Jun completely ignored Bai Junjun’s words, joyfully saying, "I’ve prepared a surprise, would you like to join me to see it?"
"Look here, big brother, even if I’m usually discerning and magnanimous, how could I possibly go see some surprise with you under these circumstances? Don’t you think you owe me an explanation? Do you have the nerve to act as if nothing happened and invite me out to enjoy meals and scenic spots as soon as we meet?"
Upon hearing this, Yuwen Jun looked sorrowful and hurt, "I came just to explain that to you."
"Whatever you have to explain, you can just say it right here."
"No, there are too many unrelated people here, I hope it can just be the two of us. Haven’t you missed talking about old times after being apart for so long?"
Yuwen Jun’s eyes were affectionate and profound, enough to make any ordinary girl intoxicated with his tenderness; but Bai Junjun was not one to fall for this sort of sentiment, especially the sticky, slimy type of emotion that was like a snail, leaving a clinging trail even when thrown away.
She uncomfortably rubbed the goosebumps on her arms.
She thought, getting rid of this man tonight seemed impossible; he was utterly impervious to influence. If she didn’t agree, he probably wouldn’t leave all night, and if he didn’t leave, what if he wandered into the yard and saw something he shouldn’t?
Better to meet him directly and then crush him into a pit, flatten and kill him, ensuring he could never climb out again once and for all.