Transmigrated As My Former Uncle’s Sweetheart

ed up everyone wide-eyed with her big, round eyes.

Of course, she did not dare to look at Long Yin because he was too intimidating.
Her gaze swept around Qi Heng, Long Huaiyuan, and Bao Yu.

It was then that Qi Heng put down his teacup and broke the silence.
“I say, Miss Rabbit.
Are you done sizing us up?”
Yuan You pouted when she heard this and said unhappily, “Are you talking to me?”

Qi Heng found it funny as he replied, “Who do you think looks like a rabbit among us?”

“You’re the rabbit.
You… You’re Master Rabbit!” Yuan You said angrily.

“Pfft!” Long Huaiyuan spat out his tea.
He gave Yuan You a thumbs up.
“That’s a great nickname for him.”

Qi Heng’s face turned green.
He glared at Yuan You and said, “How could a little lady like you talk about me that way?”

Yuan You felt this was unfair.
“You were the one who started it and said I’m a rabbit.
Why is it that when I say it, it sounds like I said something wrong?”

Qi Heng was taken aback.
This little lady must now know what Master Rabbit really meant[1], and he shut his mouth awkwardly.

Long Huaiyuan burst out laughing but when Long Yin darted him a look, Long Huaiyuan immediately stopped laughing and straightened up in his seat, acting as if the person who had laughed moments before was not him at all.

Bao Yu was not in the mood to laugh at Qi Heng.
She shot a few looks outside and said, “Why isn’t the princess here yet?”

Long Yin looked outside as well and said nothing.
He could tell that the girl, Hexin, must be hiding something from him.

What was Yaoyao up to?

Why has she not come here to meet him when she knew he was here?

It was then that they heard footsteps coming from outside.
Bao Yu’s eyes brightened and she stood up, thinking it was the princess.
However, it was a young man who walked in.

Long Yin’s browed furrowed when he saw the young man, but he got up and said, “What are you doing here, Big Brother Beitang?”

“I heard that you were in capital city and news came to me that you’re already at the Prince Rui holiday home.
I had nothing on my hands, so I came here to see you.” Beitang You covered it perfectly.

[1] It is a reference for male prostitutes.