Zhuang Er carried several jars of wine inside and found that only Su Chen was in the room. The Fifth Princess, however, was nowhere to be seen.
"Huh? Where's the princess?" Zhuang Er looked around, then asked Su Chen.
"Oh, her phone just rang. Someone seemed to need her, so she left for a bit. She said she'd be back soon," Su Chen replied.
At that, Zhuang Er looked Su Chen over. He didn't seem to be lying, so Zhuang Er asked suspiciously, "You didn't make the princess angry just now, did you?"
Su Chen shook his head.
"All right, then. I'm relieved."
Once Su Chen saw that Zhuang Er had relaxed, he waved him away. "Okay, you can leave now. And remember to close the door. If the princess comes back and finds you here, she probably won't be happy."
Su Chen found Zhuang Er an eyesore. He wanted him to leave as soon as possible so he could find a chance to get out of here.
But Zhuang Er showed no intention of leaving.
Looking at Su Chen, he said, "No way. I have to keep an eye on you. I can't let you run off—you're my money tree."
After all, he had just gotten quite a few benefits from the stewardess.
Hearing that, Su Chen thought, Zhuang Er really is incorrigible.
At last, Su Chen clutched his stomach and looked at Zhuang Er miserably. "My stomach hurts. I need to go to the bathroom."
As soon as Su Chen said this, Zhuang Er shot him a wary look, as if he could see right through him.
"Don't try to fool me!"
But he had to let Su Chen go. If the princess came back and found him feeling unwell, she would surely punish Zhuang Er again.
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