The legitimate daughter is reborn and cannot escape after being provoked by the tyrant

Cuiping was taught a lesson and she lowered her head and dared not say a word.

Zhou Ruo sighed, looked back in the direction of Lan Yindian, and said softly: "I thought she was gentle and easy to get along with, but it seems I was wrong."

Cuiping pursed her lips and glanced at Zhou Ruo. She had questions in her heart, but she didn't dare to say anything.

Zhou Ruo didn't explain any more and turned around to go to the Queen Mother.

When I arrived at the Queen Mother's Palace, I heard the cry of a baby before I entered the door. It belonged to the second prince Mo Chengan. Although Zhou Ruo is not the biological mother of this child, she has already had feelings for her for such a long time, not to mention that this is her support for the rest of her life.

Zhou Ruo couldn't help but quickly walked a few steps into the house, but at a glance he saw Lin Qingqing standing in the house, holding the second prince in her arms, and the second prince was already blushing from crying.

Zhou Ruo's expression changed instantly, and his tone became a little serious: "What are you doing?"

Lin Qingqing was frowning, her face full of impatience because of the child's crying. When she heard Zhou Ruo's scolding, she raised her head and looked over: "What am I doing? Can't you see it?"

Zhou Ruo saw it, and it was precisely because she saw it that she was so angry.

Zhou Ruo quickly took a few steps and snatched the child over.

Lin Qingqing's expression changed: "My Lady, what are you doing?"

Zhou Ruo hugged the child and coaxed her gently, glaring at Lin Qinqing with a cold face: "Who allowed you to hold the child?"

No matter what Lin Qingqing said to her, she could bear it no matter what, but only her children could not.

Lin Qingqing's face darkened: "The Queen Mother asked me to hold her. Why do you have any objection to the Queen Mother's intention?"

Zhou Ruoyi choked, his face looked a little ugly, and he said in a deep voice: "Didn't you hear the child crying?"

Lin Qingqing glanced at the second prince in Zhou Ruo's arms: "It's normal for a child to cry. Why are you reacting like that?"

Zhou Ruo: "You..."

"Mother," Lin Qingqing walked directly past her at this time, raised her arms and hugged the queen mother who had just come out of the house, and said with grievance, "I know the imperial concubine doesn't like me, but I just helped hug her. The child did nothing and made the imperial concubine furious. "

She lowered her head, her eyes a little red: "I know I did wrong things in the past, but I really changed them."

Seeing her acting coquettishly, Zhou Ruo felt as if he had swallowed a fly and felt as uncomfortable as he wanted.

The Queen Mother glanced at Zhou Ruo and asked, "What's going on?"

Zhou Ruo took a deep breath and softened his tone: "When I came in, I saw An'er crying heartbrokenly. I was worried, so I spoke a little more seriously."

She turned to look at Lin Qingqing and said slowly: "I didn't mean to target you. It was my fault just now. Don't take it to heart."

Lin Qingqing frowned and looked at Zhou Ruo with a serious look on her face.

Zhou Ruo didn't look at her, but looked at the Queen Mother, and said softly: "The virtuous concubine has never given birth to a child, so she doesn't know that mother and child are connected. Seeing An'er cry like that, my heart is cut like a knife."

Having said this, she hugged the child tightly, her eyes turning slightly red.

Lin Qingqing had already realized that something was wrong. When she wanted to say something else, the Queen Mother had already spoken.

"Concubine Xian has no experience in giving birth, so she really doesn't understand." The Queen Mother reached out and patted Zhou Ruo's shoulder, "It's okay, An'er is your child. If you don't care, who will?"

Zhou Ruo twitched the corner of his mouth and said softly: "Thank you, Queen Mother, for your consideration."

The Queen Mother nodded, looked at Lin Qingqing aside, and said in a more serious tone: "You still have a lot to learn."