The Return of An Lingrong in Legend of Zhen Huan

An Lingrong suddenly thought of something, and after thinking for a moment, she said, "Baoyu, prepare two more servings of green tea milk cakes and follow me to Ningshou Palace."

After arriving at Ningshou Palace, An Lingrong explained her purpose to the eunuch guarding the gate. The eunuch was stunned at first, then went in to report and came out after a while and said: "Young Master An, please come in." An Lingrong took out an ingot of silver and handed it to the eunuch guarding the gate, then walked in with Bao Lu.

"Your concubine, An Shi, the palace attendant of Yanxi Palace, has come to see Concubine Guo. I pay my respects to the Concubine. May the Concubine be well and healthy."

An Lingrong came in and knelt down to pay respect to Concubine Guo. "No need to pay respect, Concubine An, please stand up. Please take a seat and pour tea. I don't have any good tea here. I'm sorry to trouble you."

"I dare not." Concubine Guo was very surprised that the new concubine would come to see her. Seeing that An Lingrong behaved well and was respectful to her, she couldn't help but have some good feelings towards An Lingrong.

Concubine Guo was the biological mother of Princess Chaogui and also a noble lady of the previous emperor. As Princess Chaogui had not yet reached the age of marriage and had no residence, Concubine Guo and her daughter Princess Chaogui lived in Ningshou Palace.

Thinking of how Princess Chaogui was humiliated in her previous life and how she died there, An Lingrong couldn't bear it and thought of visiting her more often before she got married.

"Mom, who's here?" A lively voice came, and a girl of about fourteen or fifteen years old ran in.

"You are almost an adult, but you are still so unstable." When Concubine Guo saw her daughter coming in, although she spoke sternly, she had a loving smile on her face.

"Princess Chaogui is fine." So Princess Chaogui had not been given a title, so An Lingrong did not need to perform a grand ceremony, but she still performed the ceremony in a proper manner.

"This is An Changzai from the Yanxi Palace."

"Mr. An?" Princess Chao Gui looked at the woman in front of her who was not much older than her.

An Lingrong handed over the food box and said, "Yesterday, the Queen gave me a few ounces of Biluochun tea as a reward. I am from a humble background and cannot afford such fine tea leaves. So I ground them into powder and made this green tea milk cake to give to the Queen Mother and the Princess to taste."

Concubine Guo nodded, and the palace maid took the food box, took out the two cakes and placed them on the table. She took a piece from Princess Gui and took a bite, saying, "Mmm, this cake is delicious, mother, please try it."

Concubine Guo took the cake, tasted it, and nodded: "Mr. An is very thoughtful."

Princess Chaogui was very bored in the harem. Finally, someone of the same age as her came to see her, so she naturally wanted to have a good talk with him.

When Princess Chaogui was born, she was a girl and her mother was a noble lady, so not many people paid attention to her. In addition, nine princes were competing for the throne at that time, so Princess Chaogui did not see too many ugly things in the harem and remained lively and cheerful.

Although An Lingrong's mental age was already in her twenties, she was still very engaged in the conversation with this girl who was about fourteen or fifteen years old.

After a while, she started calling her Sister An all the time. Although it was against the rules, Concubine Guo saw that her daughter liked it, so she told her to just call her Sister An here and call her whatever she wanted when she went out. Only then did An Lingrong feel relieved.

After chatting with Princess Chaogui for a long time, An Lingrong stood up and left because she had to deliver cakes to Zhen Huan and the others. Princess Chaogui reluctantly saw An Lingrong off.

Seeing her like this, An Lingrong promised to come often in the future. Only then did Princess Chaogui smile with satisfaction.

After An Lingrong left, he couldn't help but sigh in his heart, thinking that such a lively girl would have to marry far away in two years.