Rebirth: Living in Wilderness with My Superpower
Chapter 783: The Eldest Miss’s Declaration of a Cold War

Chapter 783: Chapter 783: The Eldest Miss’s Declaration of a Cold War

Bai Junjun, having had her fun, finally curled her lips contentedly, "Alright, truce, I’ll shut up."

Wenren Pingting belatedly realized that Bai Junjun was not the fool she seemed to be. In the Royal Court, let alone just now in the pavilion, had she said those words on purpose?

The reason was because she had continued to nag about her, so she had intentionally provoked her. Had she not nagged, things might have just passed by.

"..." Wenren Pingting.

At this moment, she felt full of regret, for this little girl was a bad apple who never played by the rules, a stinky girl!

Just as Wenren Pingting was grinding her teeth against Bai Junjun, Yuwen Luanfei also prepared his retreat, using his inability to handle his liquor as an excuse.

He wanted to hurry and check on his little wife, while the Eldest Prince naturally wanted to visit his Royal Mother.

So the two looked towards Yuwen Jun, "Ninth brother, what about you?"

"I’ll go and see the Royal Mother’s sleeping quarters," Yuwen Jun replied leisurely.

"Alright, then you’re free; I’ll not accompany you. After all, Pingting is still drunk, and I should check on her," Yuwen Luanfei said.

Yuwen Luanfei, being the only one among them who had married a Princess Consort, naturally had his happiness to show off. He boldly went to find his wife.

The two princes also went their separate ways.

What was thought to potentially be a bloodstained or hysterical encounter among the Three Kings turned out to be nothing of the kind; it ended just like that, in such a relaxed atmosphere.

As Yuwen Luanfei strode out, Wenren Pingting immediately approached him.

Meanwhile, Yuwen Song and Yuwen Jun, followed by eunuchs, headed toward the Dowager Consorts’ palaces.

Once the two princes had gone far, Yuwen Luanfei smiled and bowed to Bai Junjun and Li Wenli, "Thank you, both of you, fortunately, no trouble arose tonight; I hope it can always be as smooth as this evening."

"Alright, then we’ll be taking our leave."

Bai Junjun also waved her hand to Yuwen Luanfei; wearing her heavy formal dress, she truly was exhausted.

Yuwen Luanfei repeatedly thanked them and mentioned that he would send the jewels to their residence the following day.

The two rode off in the horse carriage, sitting silently, and even during the ride, their knees occasionally knocked together.

Li Wenli glanced at the young lady’s formal dress but said nothing.

Bai Junjun, seeing Li Wenli’s expression, could not help but concede first.

She leaned towards Li Wenli and blinked, asking, "Are you still mad?"

Li Wenli didn’t look at her.

Bai Junjun inevitably started muttering.

"People from Base H are really as stingy as the rumors say. It’s just about me going to negotiate with Yuwen Jun without you, isn’t it? This boring gossip, I could tell you when I got back anyway. You’d even be spared from going there and catching the northwest wind. I’m considering your feelings, yet you fail to see it."

Li Wenli still didn’t speak, and Bai Junjun couldn’t help but sigh, "Fine, if you keep this up, it’ll just be boring. I can do the cold war too. I’m telling you, if you don’t make up with me soon, once I really start to give you the cold shoulder, you’ll..."

Bai Junjun was about to continue her verbal onslaught when Li Wenli suddenly reached out, grabbed her wrist, and yanked hard.

Bai Junjun, caught off guard, fell into Li Wenli’s arms.

As she looked up, Li Wenli suddenly bent down, and Bai Junjun felt a hot breath on her face.

Li Wenli’s kiss came unexpectedly, passionate and swift.

???

Bai Junjun’s eyes widened, and just as she was about to speak, she inadvertently gave him the perfect opportunity.

The atmosphere inside the horse carriage between Li Wenli and Bai Junjun changed instantly.

Outside, guards hurried the horse carriage along. Only a second ago, they could still hear Miss Bai endlessly lecturing Young Master Li, but soon after, Miss Bai’s voice died down, leaving only the sound of their clothes rustling.