Children of Loulan

Chapter 237 Arousing Public Outrage

At this moment, Baier and Ziya heard Daer's scream while practicing martial arts on the other side, thinking something big had happened, and rushed over immediately. However, when they arrived at the scene, they saw Baixi and Daer hugging each other.

Seeing this, Dahl's sister Bayer immediately shouted, "What are you doing?" This shout brought Baixi and Dahl back to their senses at the same time.

Dale looked up and found that he was hugging Baixi, with one of Baixi's hands raised high and the other hand around his waist. Dale's cheeks turned red instantly, and he shyly tried to break free from Baixi's embrace.

She was filled with shame and anger. She pushed Baixi away and mercilessly slapped him in the face. After the slap, she angrily cursed, "Shameless, hooligan!" and then turned and walked away quickly.

When Ziya saw Baixi being slapped in the face, he was so scared that he immediately covered his face, as if the slap was really hitting him in the face. A "hissing" sound came from his mouth, as if it really hurt.

At this time, Baier saw that her sister was being bullied, and without saying a word, she quickly stepped forward and kicked Baixi in the chest. The huge force knocked him to the ground, and Baixi lay on the ground groaning with his hands covering his chest. However, Baier did not stop there. She stepped forward again, and when she was about to attack again, Ziya rushed forward with a quick reaction, grabbed Baier, and stopped her from continuing.

Baier's eyes were full of anger, and she shouted angrily: "What, you want to help him?"

Ziya was startled and quickly shook her head and waved her hands, "No, no, no, of course not. He bullied sister Daer, so of course he deserves a beating. But now you should go and see if sister is okay. There will be plenty of time and opportunities to teach him a lesson later!"

Bayer thought about it carefully and felt that what Ziya said made sense, so she temporarily put aside her attack on Baixi and prepared to turn around to chase her sister. At the same time, she did not forget to glare at Baixi.

She warned: "If you dare to bully my sister, I will deal with you later!" As she said this, she made a threatening fist towards Bai Xi who was groaning in pain on the ground.

Watching Baier gradually walk away, Ziya walked forward cautiously, helped Baixi up, and said with a hint of complaint on his face: "Brother, you are too impatient. Didn't you say before that you would take it slow? Why did you suddenly lose control today and want to force yourself on me?"

It would have been fine if Ziya didn't say anything. As soon as he opened his mouth, Baixi's rage soared instantly. He raised his foot and kicked Ziya's butt hard, shouting angrily: "Can you speak? Have you read a book? Do you know what it means to force someone to have sex? If you don't know, go back and read a book carefully, and don't talk nonsense here!"

Ziya was a little overwhelmed by the scolding. He rubbed his butt and pointed at his nose aggrievedly: "Hey, I helped you up with good intentions and helped you get Bayer away, but you turned around and scolded me. Is there something wrong with your brain? It was obviously you who bullied Dar, and you don't allow others to say anything!"

Bai Xi shouted anxiously: "Bullying? Bullying? Bullying? Which eye of yours saw me bullying her? Do you know what happened? Just talk nonsense! If you don't know, just shut up, you illiterate!" After saying that, he rubbed his chest and walked away quickly.

Ziya originally wanted to help, but was scolded for no reason. He was so angry that he looked at Baixi's departing back and couldn't help cursing loudly behind him: "Oh, you...I...Hmph! I shouldn't have helped you just now, I should have let you be beaten to death by Bayer. And you said which eye saw it, but Bayer and I saw it with all four eyes! You are really ungrateful!" He kicked the mud under his feet and left.

However, Keremu and Hanguli, who were watching a good show on the second floor, smiled at each other. Keremu held her hand and said lovingly, "Oh, my husband's housekeeper made the princess's maid angry. How do you think the housekeeper should be punished?"

Hanguli chuckled, rolled her eyes at him coquettishly, and said, "He is the prince's steward, so naturally it is the prince who decides how to punish him."

Keremu frowned, pretending to think seriously. After a while, he said, "How about giving all his monthly allowance to Dar? What do you think of this, Princess?"

Hanguli glanced at him in reproach and chuckled, "Your Highness, this is not a punishment at all, it's clearly a reward. Your Highness, do you really think I'm a three-year-old child who can't even tell the difference between reward and punishment?"

Keremu, however, started to talk nonsense in a serious tone: "Hey, I have confiscated all his monthly allowance, how can it be called a reward?"

Hanguli snorted lightly: "Humph, yes, it's all in Dal's hands. From now on, if he needs money or does anything, he has to ask Dal for it. What does Dal do to him? The only women a man can ask for money from are his wives. The prince wants Dal to become Baixi's wife as soon as possible."

Keremu smiled pretending to be a little embarrassed: "Oh, the princess actually saw through it. I wonder what the princess means?"

Hanguli frowned and said firmly: "I have already said this before. We need to ask Dar's opinion. If she is willing, I naturally hope to see her happy. If she is not willing, I don't want to force her to marry someone she doesn't like!"

Keremu's eyes rolled, a sly look flashed in them, and then he said with a smile: "Then if I give Baixi a push for your husband, would the princess mind?"

Hanguli looked confused: "Ah?" She obviously didn't understand the meaning of Keremu's words, and a blank expression appeared on her face.

Keremu quickly explained: "Of course, if Dal is still unwilling after I have helped her, I will urge Baixi to give up and will never disturb her again. I promise!" As he said that, he stretched out three fingers and raised them up as if he was swearing.

Seeing him like this, Hanguli chuckled. It turned out that the prince just wanted to help Baixi. "Okay, if the prince wants to help Baixi, then help him. But don't help too much. Everything depends on their own wishes."

Seeing that she agreed, Keremu smiled and assured: "Don't worry, Princess, your husband will never help too obviously. I will only gently add fuel to the fire!"

Soon it was lunch time. Since the last time they ate together, Dal and the others had been eating at the same table with the prince and princess. As soon as they sat down, Hanguli and Keremu noticed that the atmosphere was not right.

Bai Xi hung his head and said nothing, while Dar held the bowl and chopsticks with an aggrieved look, Ziya looked as if it had nothing to do with him, and Bayer's eyes were full of murderous intent, staring at Bai Xi from time to time. It was as if he wanted to kill him at any time!

Seeing this scene, Keremu suppressed his upward-curling mouth corners to prevent himself from laughing. Then, he covered his mouth and coughed lightly and asked, "What happened to you two? Did you have a fight?"

As he spoke, he turned his gaze to Baixi again, with a trace of pity in his eyes, "Baixi, what on earth did you do? Why do I feel like you have caused public outrage?"