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Lu Qing was so angry immediately that she almost couldn't help but go forward and beat Lu, but now in front of so many people.

And when the prime minister is here, how can she do anything to Lu who holds the gold medal for immunity from death.

All I could do was pinch my palms with my nails to keep myself calm and not be impulsive.

"That's all. You didn't recognize me as an elder back then. I didn't expect you would still be like this 20 years later."

Mr. Yao looked very distressed and could only really squeeze out tears to express his grievance.

It's a pity that as she got older, her tear glands began to degenerate, and she could no longer shed tears casually like she did when she was young and separated the old lady and the old general, nor could she look like she was pitiful to everyone.

While Yao was pretending to be pitiful, Lu Qing learned the essence of her mother and turned her anger into sadness, looking hurt.

Chu Qingge looked at it and felt that Lu was disgusted by these drama queens many times when she was in the General's Mansion.

She looked at Madam Lu worriedly, only to find that Madam Lu always had a calm expression on her face, and her eyes were neither sad nor happy.

If it weren't for the different appearance, Chu Qingge really felt that Lu was Lu Siming's biological mother.

The two people's attitudes towards outsiders are simply not too similar.

"I came to the back court because I wanted to listen to Master Hongyuan's lecture. I didn't expect that I would have to use a gold medal to prove my identity because of blackmail." Lu handed the gold medal to Chu Qingge, and then passed Yao and Lu Qing alone.

He bowed to Prime Minister Zuo and others, "I've interrupted the meeting. I'm sorry for disturbing you. I hope you'll forgive me."

"Mrs. Lu, you're welcome." Zuo Lian hurriedly raised his hand and touched her softly, indicating that Mrs. Lu didn't need to be polite, "You just want to prove your identity. I waited out just to show my respect for the late emperor and the old lady."

The implication is that Lu doesn't have to worry about them being angry.

Although Lu's approach does make some people unhappy and feel that they are being disturbed.

But after Zuo Xiang said so, and heard the whole story of what Chu Qingge said, and learned that Lu was blocked and deliberately denied recognition by the second roommate of the General's Mansion, no one was dissatisfied with Lu's attitude. .

Some even felt a little bit sad and sympathetic towards Mrs. Lu, who had fallen from being the eldest lady of the general's palace to what she is now. The most important thing is that some of the ladies present were close friends with Mrs. Lu.

As soon as Mrs. Lin'an Marquis came out, she saw Chu Qingge. She was wondering why Chu Qingge was here, when she saw Mrs. Lu being supported by Chu Qingge, even though a full 20 years had passed.

But compared to 20 years ago, Mr. Lu has only become a little weaker, and his face and temperament have not changed much.

Even Yao and Xiao Yao recognized her immediately, not to mention the Marquis of Lin'an, a good friend who had known Lu for a long time. At that time, she wanted to go over and get to know Lu immediately.

It's just that the other party's use of the death-free gold medal alarmed so many people, and they had to give an explanation.

Mrs. Lin'an Marquis could only wait until the left prime minister made the decision and let the matter pass lightly.

She quickly stepped forward and held Lu's hands, "Jingmei!"

"Sister Su?"

Mrs. Marquis of Lin'an recognized Mrs. Lu at first sight, and Mrs. Lu recognized Mrs. Marquis of Lin'an at first sight now.

They were good friends before they were married.

Later, Mrs. Lu married into the Marquis of Ding'an's Mansion, and Mrs. Marquis of Lin'an married into the Marquis of Lin'an's Mansion, and the two still communicated frequently.

When Mrs. Lu left the capital, Mrs. Lin'an Hou burst into tears.

If the old Marquis of Lin'an hadn't forbidden it at that time, Mrs. Marquis of Lin'an might have sent him off in person.