Mù Qiānxún was dumbfounded for a moment.
She felt like her brain couldn't process this.
So, Queen Anna brought a woman here and said she's Ou Zun's wife?
Uh-huh?
Was it her own brain that wasn't working, or was it Queen Anna's?
Mù Qiānxún hurriedly flashed a "friendly" smile at Princess Annie beside her.
"Princess Annie, just sitting here, you radiate the elegance of a noblewoman. Ou Zun particularly admires girls like you. He often complains that I'm troublesome, disobedient, restless all day long, clingy, and petty. Someone like me is exactly the type of woman Ou Zun doesn't like — you mustn't learn from me."
Annie, who was about the same age as Mù Qiānxún, was of mixed heritage from the Liuli Nation, which had both Eastern and Western people. Annie was a typical mixed-race beauty, with deep, large eyes and exquisitely defined features, yet she also possessed the delicate refinement and gentle aura of an Eastern woman.
A perfect blend of East and West.
