Tearing the Prince's Clothes after Withdrawing Marriage Chapter 98: Leave, Unless You Are Carried Out as a Corpse

Ferocious beasts!

Where are the ferocious beasts that could be more terrifying than their family’s Prince Yexuan!

Chu Qianli angrily said, "This is the Duke Residence, my family ho. Where I go is my own business, isn’t it?"

"I’m sorry, but without the Prince’s permission, I’m afraid the Princess can hardly take a step!"

Qing Ming’s words were already direct enough.

Offending the Prince, her days would definitely be unbearably bitter!

Chu Qianli glared at him, "Don’t think I won’t dare to lay a hand on you!"

Qing Ming’s attitude today was inexplicably cold, "Then the Princess had better weigh up whether the Duke Residence’s power can truly stand against the Prince."

"You..."

"If the Princess insists on being willful, I’m afraid the people of the Duke Residence will also suffer!"

Qing Ming had really run out of patience with her by now.

The goodwill he had accumulated for her because she had saved the Prince had been completely washed away due to the matter he had just investigated for the Prince.

He had already known that the reputation of the Seventh Miss of the Duke Residence was not good.

But he had not expected her to be this despicable!

He had to date only looked into Han Zhan’s affairs.

Who knows how many other n there were?

He had heard she had nurous guests in her chambers!

With things like drugging n being a frequent act, how many n she had actually had, Qing Ming didn’t even dare to think!

The Prince had married such a disgraceful woman!

The Prince’s reputation would all be tarnished by her!

At this mont, the way Qing Ming looked at her was indescribably loathso, "Please, Princess, stay in your room quietly and don’t cause any trouble!"

Chu Qianli slamd the room door shut with a bang!

Although angry, she felt completely helpless at this mont!

It was all the original host’s fault!

Others traversed ti, and so did she, but why did she have to encounter such a heinous original host?

Yet her night with Feng Yexuan... was clearly her first ti; didn’t that scoundrel understand?

The original host was indeed sowhat evil, and even shaless, but she had high standards.

The n she took a fancy to were all outstanding.

And thankfully so, for it was why her virginity had remained intact, because, in reality, no one wanted her.

Thinking about it was both laughable and cryable.

The original host’s misfortune had actually beco her own luck.

If this body had truly experienced countless n, let alone others, even she, Chu Qianli, would find it disgusting.

What should she do?

Escape, for now, was out of the question.

To stay was like living with a tiger; she never knew when she would anger that man again.

She didn’t want to experience that humiliating punishnt by the bathing pool ever again!

How could she leave this damned man honorably and openly?

... Qianqian ca back before nightfall, bringing Chu Qianli two sets of clean clothes.

"Princess, just be a little more obedient, and don’t anger the Prince anymore," Qianqian urged earnestly.

"Princess, this servant just wants to remind you, there are countless girls who covet the position of Princess Yexuan..."

"Then let them have it. Do you think I care?" Chu Qianli was ditating with her eyes closed.

With resignation, Qianqian said, "Regardless of whether you care or not, you are already Princess Yexuan."

"Imperial Family consorts never have the chance to leave honorably and openly. If the Princess really wants to leave, I’m afraid... I’m afraid it would only be possible as a corpse."

Chu Qianli opened her eyes and looked at her indifferently.

Qianqian said softly, "This servant doesn’t an to scare you, Princess. It’s just that I’ve seen too much and truly want to warn you."

"What have you seen?" asked Chu Qianli.

With resignation, Qianqian spoke even more softly, "I’ve heard before about a consort of the Imperial Family who wanted a divorce, but the result..."

"What was the result?"

"The result was..." Qianqian looked at her uneasily, "She died of an inexplicable illness."