Chapter 3824 Don’t Follow Me

"..." The scholar blinked, "Thank you very much."

The child ignored him, got on his horse, left the inn, and followed the man.

Not long after walking, the sound of horse hooves came from behind. When I turned around, I saw the scholar in white again.

The toddler said angrily: "Why are you following me?"

The scholar was a little unjust: "Does this road belong to the young master's house?"

"……of course not."

"Then why can't I leave?"

"You can leave if you want, don't follow me!"

"I didn't follow you." The scholar pointed casually, "I'm going south, do I have to take this road?"

Toddler: "..."

She realized that her emotions were not right and she was prejudiced against the scholar, so she disliked him no matter how she looked at him.

Thinking about it carefully, I have met this scholar several times. Although he is a bit annoying, he has not done anything wrong.

However, because of Caihua's death, she was always depressed and depressed, and unknowingly she vented her anger on him.

He is just an innocent passerby.

The toddler slowly exhaled and said, "I'm sorry."

The scholar looked at her in surprise: "I didn't expect my grumpy aunt to apologize."

The child suddenly felt that he was very annoying again, patted Mo Tuan's neck, and walked away without saying a word.

When walking out of the town, a large group of beggars in front of them saw the children and scholars all well-dressed and well-dressed, so they rushed over and surrounded them, begging for alms.

After all, the child was a princess. She had followed her mother since she was a child. She had no dislike for these dirty beggars, so she naturally gave them all the dry food and some scattered coins she had brought.

From behind came the shouting of the scholar in white: "Don't pull me, I'll fall! Auntie, help me!"

The child took a look and felt that the beggars were not malicious, so he ignored them and rode his horse through the beggars towards the main road.

Hearing his miserable cry, the child couldn't help but turn around and saw the beggars tugging at him and taking away his pendants and other things. He couldn't help but frown and shouted: "Get out of here!"

The beggars looked at her.

The child pulled out his whip, threw a silver light in the air, and shouted: "You greedy bastard, why don't you get out of here and wait for the whip?"

The beggars immediately dispersed.

The scholar sighed: "Oh."

"You ride such a good horse, but you can't run?" the child said, "It's really a waste of time to blind such a horse."

The scholar said: "Young Master didn't run away either. How could I, a great man..."

"Are you comparing yourself to me?" the child snorted, "I don't know whether to live or die."

The scholar came over and said, "Young master, since we are going in the same direction, why not go together? If you need anything, we can take care of it."

"I don't like being a burden."

"I can pay you."

"I'm not short of money, don't follow me!"

The child pinched the horse's belly and ran out with a swish of ink.

The southern part of the Great Zhou Kingdom is vast and sparsely populated, especially in places with many mountains. After leaving the last town, I walked for a long time before I found a small teahouse.

The thirsty and hot child quickly jumped off the horse and let Mo Tuan go find food by himself while he walked into the teahouse.

Unexpectedly, he saw the scholar in white sitting in the corner, occupying a table with a lot of food in front of him.

The child was stunned.

Did this scholar fly here?

He was clearly behind her, so how could he get here before her?

The toddler's eyes turned to him.