Yuqiongyin

Rong Lin sighed helplessly, "Although the imperial decree for marriage has not been issued yet, if the Sixth Prince really wants to see you, he only needs to bring a visiting card to your house. What you are doing now is a private meeting!"

"Grandmother is right, but Yun Ke did not know that the Sixth Prince would come today."

Seeing Rong Yunjie's serious and honest look, Rong Lin didn't know what to say.

While the two were talking, Chu Chenning had been attracted by the sound coming from the pavilion in the middle of the lake. He picked up the curtain and walked in, carrying the food box.

The night wind made the scroll on the desk make a sound. Chu Chenning couldn't help but think of the painting Rong Yunqiu made on the desk the night before he left Beijing. At that time, he was so worried that he didn't pay attention to what he was painting.

Putting down the lunch box, Chu Chenning picked up the painting and looked at it carefully. Her high-tied black hair moved in the wind, and a smile appeared on the corner of her mouth.

It turns out that the painting was of myself.

Chu Chenning picked up his brush, dipped it in ink, and wrote a poem on the scroll. He also wrote a small note, pressed it with a lunch box, then turned around and climbed over the wall to leave.

"Humph, I thought she would wait for you to come back. She's quite sensible."

"I wouldn't dare."

When Rong Lin saw Chu Chenning leaving, he opened the door of the courtyard and walked quickly to the pavilion in the middle of the lake, and Rong Yunqiu followed closely behind him.

Rong Lin took out the small piece of paper and handed it to Rong Yunqi, while he himself began to read the poem written by Chu Chenning on the scroll.

As soon as I saw the Sixth Prince writing quickly and forcefully, I knew that Chu Chenning was not as absurd as the rumors in Shengjing said.

Looking at it now, I see that the words on the scroll are arrogant and graceful like a flying dragon, without any constraints, and even the whole line is written in one stroke, showing a free and unrestrained style, while the ink that has not yet dried exudes a kind of bold beauty.

Rong Lin nodded gently and asked, "Did your 'lover' say any sweet words to you? He made you so crazy."

Rong Yunke held the note tightly and stared at the food box on the table with a gentle look. He smiled softly and said, "Grandmother, His Highness said that the imperial decree granting marriage will arrive tomorrow."

"I hope your Highness will not break his promise this time."

Rong Lin tapped the food box on the table with his fingertips. It was obvious at first glance that the food box was of the palace style, made of rosewood, with a dark color and a smooth texture.

The box is covered with cloth, with a black lacquer base decorated with gilt floral patterns, a lacquered Kuifeng pattern in the middle, and flower patterns at the four corners. The center and four corners of the box wall are inlaid with antique rosewood Kuifeng patterns, and decorated with gilt lotus patterns.

It's rare that the Sixth Prince comes out of the palace and is thoughtful enough to bring some cakes.

"Well, enjoy your cake and dress up properly tomorrow."

"Yes, Yun Ke understands."

Seeing Rong Lin waving his hand and leaving, Rong Yunqi sat down and opened the food box. The carefully made pastries looked even more delicious and tempting under the pale yellow candlelight.

He didn't like these sweets and pastries, but Chu Chenning sent them specially, so he couldn't let her down. He ate a few slowly and then called the servants to wash and change clothes.

*

The next day, the news that the Sixth Prince Chu Chenning was named King of Qin had spread, and no one in Shengjing could fail to see the Queen's love for the Sixth Prince.

·The Emperor,

The imperial edict said: "In view of the fact that the sixth son of the emperor, Chu Chenning, is handsome and studious, and has a lot of talent. He is tall and graceful among the golden branches, and has a heroic spirit in the hands of the queen. He should be given a piece of land and a country. Now I specially confer the title of Prince of Qin on the sixth son of the emperor, and give him the seal and treasures. He should respect and accept it."

He could establish a palace in the East Courtyard, and could appoint a prime minister and officials, fifty guards, and an additional ten thousand taels of gold and a hundred rolls of silk. His title could be inherited and passed on to his eldest son in the future.

I urge you to be fearful of Heaven day and night, be careful of your body and cultivate your mind. I will always respect my destiny and achieve a good reputation.

The enthronement ceremony will be held in five days, awe!