The prince dotes on his wife: a reborn peasant woman is not easy to mess with

Grandma was frightened and replied uneasily: "Slave, I don't seem to have heard anything. Madam..."

But Concubine Shu stopped her words before she finished speaking, and said, "No need to worry about it, but I thought I should talk to Your Majesty about this matter... In this case, maybe I haven't seen Your Majesty for a long time."

The implication in these words is very obvious.

Concubine Shu held her mother's hand and returned to the palace, seemingly as if nothing had happened. In fact, the aunt in charge had already received the news and spoke to the chief eunuch privately. In fact, it's nothing else. This is common in the harem, and it's just another way to compete for favor.

At this time, the emperor was reviewing the memorials in the royal study, and the eunuch in charge naturally knew full well that he had received the benefits.

As usual, he made tea and came in. Seeing that the emperor also stopped to rest, the eunuch in charge said, "Your Majesty, Concubine Shu sent someone over to say that Prince Rong has brought Miss Zhou back to the palace."

The emperor nodded slightly when he heard the words, not paying much attention to it. He just looked over the memorial again and then seemed to remember something.

He raised his head and said: "Let the lunch be served in Concubine Shu's palace."

The chief eunuch quickly agreed, and when the news spread, all the palaces were jealous, especially Concubine Jia, who had just suffered a blow from Concubine Shu. Her handkerchief was almost broken, and she couldn't help feeling angry even after she smashed things.

He cursed bitterly: "This little bitch relies on her country son to invite favors over and over again! Your Majesty almost rests at her place every day!"

Listening to her scolding like this, no one around her dared to speak.

The personal maid knelt on the ground, not daring to raise her head or answer the question. Concubine Jia had been scolding her for a long time, but it was all in vain to piss herself off.

Concubine Shu doesn’t care at all, and

She had no time to pay attention to the jealous and jealous palaces. She served the emperor's meal as usual. During the dinner, the emperor asked about the situation of the two of them. She also answered calmly: "After all, the two of them have been separated for a long time. They only lived for a few days and were separated again." I’ll teach you the rules.”

"Best farewell is better than a new marriage. It is inevitable that you will be reluctant to separate. I feel sorry for the child. Besides, Xiaoyuan also feels sorry for her daughter. After thinking about it, I will simply let her go to Wangfu Middle School to learn the rules."

Concubine Shu was angry with the emperor when she left Zhou Xiaoyuan to learn the rules. Of course, she had nothing to hide at this time, so she simply spoke up.

Hearing this, the emperor nodded, thought for a while and said, "That's the truth."

After a pause, he added, "After all, they are a couple who have already worshiped. There is no good in procrastinating this situation. Now that Ye Chen has agreed to accept the child as a concubine, the canonization matter here should be put on the agenda as soon as possible. .”

After hearing this, Concubine Shu should not have objected, but after a moment of hesitation, she still said:

"But... Xiaoyuan has only studied for a few days. No matter how smart she is, she may not be able to learn much. I want to teach her again."

The emperor glanced over and said, "There are concubines on the left and right, so there is no need to worry about these."

Even though there was no displeasure on the emperor's face, Concubine Shu, who had always understood the emperor's thoughts, understood. Knowing that the emperor had made up his mind, she agreed. She also told the small kitchen to make some soup and asked the maid to bring it to him. Give the emperor some food to eat.

Concubine Shu's method of changing the topic was not very clever, but the emperor just accepted it, and he was happy to cooperate. He tasted it briefly before saying: "Not bad."

Before Concubine Shu could speak, the emperor seemed to remember something again and said: "I heard that love

The concubine has been walking around the palace for a long time today? Why do you suddenly feel so relaxed and elegant? "

Hearing this, Concubine Shu chuckled and said jokingly: "This is another arrogant person who tells the emperor everything. I am just going for a stroll."

"I thought it would be uncomfortable to stay in one place for a long time, but..."

Concubine Shu's expression changed, and she suddenly said: "Your Majesty, you haven't seen Jialun for a long time, right?"

The emperor was wiping his hands with the palace maid. He paused when he heard the words, and thought about it carefully before saying: "Indeed, I am busy with official duties these days, and Jia Lun doesn't know what I am doing. It is difficult for me to be peaceful. I didn't hear anyone coming over to tell me. She's in bad shape."

Although he spoke in a reproachful tone, there was a smile in his eyes. He was obviously doting on this daughter who had lost her mother since childhood and had grown up under his knees.

Concubine Shu had already expected this. She nodded but showed hesitation in her eyes. Her expression of hesitation on speaking was very obvious. The emperor was stunned for a moment, and withdrew his hand and looked at Concubine Shu again.

"What's wrong with my beloved concubine? But what happened to Jialun?"

When the emperor asked this, Concubine Shu naturally shook her head and said, "It's nothing...it's just some trivial matters. I'm afraid your majesty might laugh at you if I tell you."

The more she acted carelessly, the emperor naturally became more and more strange. He sat down thoughtfully and couldn't help but mention what he had just said: "Could it be that Jialun kid caused some trouble again and didn't dare to tell me? What happened? Are you here?"

Hearing this, Concubine Shu didn't know whether to laugh or cry, "What are you talking about, Your Majesty? You love the princess very much, and the princess doesn't want to tell you. How can you still tell me?"

This was true. Seeing the emperor shaking his head, Concubine Shu no longer wanted to amuse people and spoke hurriedly.

"It stands to reason that this

It's not my place to speak, but I thought that since I listened, I should tell His Majesty, otherwise Your Majesty will probably be even more angry when you find out later. "

After laying the groundwork, Concubine Shu talked about Princess Jialun and said that she overheard the conversation of the palace maid while walking around.

"The palace maid said something about His Highness not coming back yet. When I heard it, I was frightened. But later I saw that this was Jialun's palace maid..."

At this point, the emperor's expression changed.

Concubine Shu lied without changing her face. She was not prepared to hide the news that Princess Jialun was not in the palace, but other details could be modified.

"Later, I went over to ask them to tell the truth. After asking, I found out that Princess Jialun had left the palace with His Highness Prince Jing."

As soon as she finished speaking, the emperor became furious and reprimanded: "Bringing Jia Lun out of the palace without informing you is sheer nonsense! I don't know if Jia Lun has any bodyguards around him to protect him - how could Prince Jing follow him even though he is such an adult? Jialun is hanging around?!"

At this point, the relationship was clear. Even though the emperor sounded angry, he still called Jia Lun by his real name, and even unconsciously threw the blame to Prince Jing. Fortunately, Concubine Shu had expected it.

She was not surprised by this. She went over and patted the emperor's back to cheer her up, and continued following the emperor's words:

"No wonder Prince Jing. Princess Jialun is lively and cute. She is thirteen or fourteen years old. She is the age where she loves to play. His Royal Highness Prince Jing also dotes on his sister, so he took her out. His Majesty used to worry about whether there was a relationship between their brothers and sisters. Harmony, now we can obviously breathe a sigh of relief.”

Concubine Shu's words were pleasant to the ears, and the emperor's anger slowly subsided, but the words

He still disagreed angrily, "Jia Lun is young and ignorant, and Prince Jing should not let her run wild."