His Royal Highness's Favorite: The Queen's Road

Chapter 199 Burying Chess for the King (7)

The Crown Princess looked calm, she performed a woman's salute, and said in a slow voice:

"Grandpa An came here suddenly, and I have nothing to prepare for. Why don't I just take a rest and wait for my palace to order someone to raise a fire to make tea, so that I can offer you, honor, and guests."

As soon as the second voice of the "honored guest" fell, she suddenly raised her eyes, her eyes were like torches, and she looked directly at Eunuch An's face.

Although, as a junior, she saluted the celebrities around Empress Wu as a show of respect, but on that small face, there was a domineering aura as if she was bullying frost and arrogance.

The royal demeanor and demeanor terrified Anthony.

In fact, Anthony didn't know how to act, it was completely subconscious, and he was overwhelmed by the aura in her eyes.

He smiled embarrassingly, stepped forward quickly, and returned the salute, his tone was a little more servant than before: "Princess and concubine, our family is here to proclaim the decree, so we will not rest."

She twitched the corners of her lips, and immediately asked someone to prepare the incense burner and incense table.

"I have filial piety in my body, so it's inconvenient to change out plain clothes."

As he said, he raised his hands above his head, knelt down on the ground slowly, and bowed to the king and ministers.

Eunuch An brought the paper and read aloud:

"Following the fate of heaven, the emperor's edict said: The crown prince Hong was born with sensitivity, benevolence and filial piety, but he was seriously ill. He returned to the heaven, and my heart hurts... Today, he is posthumous as filial piety to the emperor, and he will be buried in Gongling as the son of heaven. ..."

What she wrote probably meant what Su Berry said.

After reading this, the princess, who was leaning on the ground, was still listening quietly.

Immediately after—

"...Princess Pei is very courteous, virtuous and virtuous, so she was sent to Gongling to guard the day and night, and to honor the role of the whole country with the love of the whole husband and wife..."

At this moment.

I saw the princess with her head buried on the ground, and the two small hands placed beside her head slowly clenched into fists.

The trembling fingertips were deeply embedded in the palm, piercing into the flesh firmly.

A drop of blood flowed out.

The content behind the imperial decree was made up by Su Berry. She murmured at the time: The princess Pei is very virtuous, and has a good relationship with the prince and his wife, so letting her guard the mausoleum can not only fulfill the love between the couple, but also make her happy. Set an example of women's morality to the people of Datang.

To put it bluntly, if the prince is dead, the princess should go away.

There was a poem: Only when the emperor died in the same year, so as not to be haggard and look at Xiling.

That is to say, in ancient times, even being buried with the king would have a better fate than guarding the mausoleum. Without personal freedom, one would stay in the mausoleum without being cared for until death of illness or old age.

As a personal maid, Su Berry naturally had to accompany her. Just after listening to the imperial decree, she curled up in a ball, trembling unsteadily, and fell to the ground.

"...so here."

Eunuch An tilted his head and looked at the two people in his eyes.

She bit her lip and let go of her teeth, and said softly: "My minister leads the decree to thank you, and I will live for tens of millions of years."

Su Berry got up hurriedly and helped her up.

Eunuch An handed over the imperial decree, turned around and walked out, with a twitch of the corner of his mouth, "The Empress ordered: Master and servant, let's leave immediately!"

Her body froze slightly, and she was about to kneel down again, but she was suddenly dizzy and almost fell into Berry's arms.

"The crown princess is ill, please spare me!"

Eunuch An glanced at the room and left quickly.

Not long after, the room fell silent again.

Su Berry was so frightened that she trembled like chaff, and helped her master to sit down limply.

At this moment, all the people present were worried - how should the weak master and servant go out of the palace, how should they live?
Outside the background, Rong Yao could clearly see that Long Ze's right hand, which was behind his back, was also tightly clenched into a fist.

Watching her lonely and heartbroken, she can only stand there, helpless.

It was as if his family members were really being bullied.

(End of this chapter)