The boss of the end of the world wears a red building, if you don't agree, just hold it

When Yuanchun was made a concubine, the Jia family celebrated with great joy. Grandmother Jia thought that the concubine's biological mother should also go to the palace to express gratitude, so she quickly sent someone to release Wang.

"Hurry up and clean her up. If you are late, you will be in trouble."

Several maids and servants agreed and went there at a trot without delaying for a moment.

Wang's eyes were tightly closed, she held a string of Buddhist beads in her hand and chanted a sutra. When she heard the news, she immediately opened her eyes, a gleam of light flashed in her eyes, and she said slowly: "Go and tell the old lady that I am here to pray for the Jia family, and don't slack off for a moment, and I will not go."

Several maids looked at each other, and a tall and thin maid stepped forward and said, "Madam, what are you talking about? You are the imperial concubine's biological mother, how can you not go?"

Wang closed her eyes and said, "My eldest sister became a concubine because of my sincere recitation of the Buddha's name. Now that I have fulfilled my wish, how can I just walk away and not fulfill my wish sincerely?"

The tall and thin old woman knew that she could not persuade him any more, and was afraid that it would delay her going to the palace to express her gratitude, and the old lady would blame her then. So she wiped the sweat from her forehead and trotted back to report to the old lady.

When Lady Jia heard this, she became furious. Why did she find such a stupid wife for Zheng'er? At this time, Wang dared to act so pretentiously and didn't consider the overall situation at all.

"Stupid woman!" Grandmother Jia snorted angrily and asked Yuanyang to help her over.

Mrs. Wang knew that Lady Jia would come to invite her, so she was not in a hurry and continued to recite the scriptures with her eyes closed.

When Lady Jia came in, she saw that Wang Shi was acting as if nothing had happened. She was furious and waved her hand to let everyone else go out. "Just now the maid said that you didn't want to go to the palace to thank the emperor. Is that true?"

Mrs. Wang said calmly, "I am still a sinner. I am being held here by you, old lady, to chant sutras and recite Buddhist scriptures. How can I just leave? It would be disrespectful to the Buddha and to you."

Grandmother Jia said angrily: "It's already this time and you're still talking about this. Yuanchun is now a noble concubine, and you are her biological mother, don't you want to go to the palace and take a look?"

"The old lady will go." When Mrs. Wang knew that her daughter was made a noble concubine, she was very proud. The whole Jia family now relied on her Yuanchun's power. Now she was not afraid of Grandmother Jia. "When Yuanchun was born, the old lady took her away and raised her by her side. Now she is a noble concubine because of the old lady's good teaching. It has nothing to do with me."

Grandmother Jia frowned, "Are you blaming me for taking Yuanchun away back then?"

Wang smiled faintly. She was too aggressive. Her thin face made this expression, instead of being free and easy, it made people feel gloomy. "Old lady, you are too kind. You are the sky of Rongguo Mansion. You can't make mistakes in your words and deeds. I dare not complain."

Jia Yuanchun is the eldest granddaughter of the Rongguo Mansion and her birthday is on the first day of the first lunar month. As soon as she was born, Wang spread the word that Yuanchun would have great fortune in the future. Grandmother Jia thought that Wang was short-sighted and was afraid that she would teach Yuanchun bad things, so she took Yuanchun to her side.

Unexpectedly, Wang had always been holding a grudge against her.

Grandmother Jia was full of helplessness. "Although Yuanchun followed me, she is still your daughter after all. She just doesn't live with you. I didn't expect you to remember it for so many years."

Wang was filled with resentment. She suddenly raised her eyelids and looked at her with a pair of cloudy eyes. "Yuanchun is my flesh and blood. How can a mother like me bear to let her go?"

Grandmother Jia closed her eyes, trying to suppress her anger, and said, "Now is not the time to talk about this. It's almost time now. Hurry up and get ready, and follow me to the palace to thank you."

Mrs. Wang was stubborn and refused to move her head, which really made Grandmother Jia very angry. She simply turned around and was about to leave. "Since you don't want to see the daughter you gave birth to after ten months of pregnancy, I can't force you. Since you like to recite the scriptures, just recite your scriptures here."

After saying this, Jia's mother started to leave. Wang Shi was anxious and said hurriedly, "If I don't go, what will the old lady say if the queen asks about it?"

Grandmother Jia sneered, knowing that she was in a hurry, she said calmly: "If the queen asks, I will say that you suddenly became seriously ill and lie in bed unable to get up. Can your daughter, who was born after ten months of pregnancy, force her seriously ill mother to drag her sick body into the palace?"

Mrs. Wang was completely panicked at this. She just wanted the old lady to say something softly and ask her to leave so that she could vent her anger. It was not that she really did not want to enter the palace.

"old lady......"

Grandmother Jia left without even looking back. Mrs. Wang got up in a hurry and called for someone to come in and clean up for her. She finally caught up with them after hurrying for a while.

Mrs. Wang wanted to use her status as the imperial concubine's biological mother to suppress Lady Jia, but Lady Jia was experienced and had seen through her. She knew that Mrs. Wang was just bluffing and that if she ignored her, she would panic.

Lady Jia's trip to the Buddhist temple was only to give Wang Shi half a step out. If she was unwilling to step down, she would have her own way to deal with the imperial concubine.

When Mrs. Wang saw Lady Jia, she stepped forward to support her as if nothing had happened, smiling, "Old lady."

Grandmother Jia didn't have a good look on her face, "Humph."

Mrs. Wang didn't dare to make trouble now. She was actually unsure when she was arguing with Lady Jia just now.

Although Yuanchun became a noble concubine, all the people in the palace were snobbish. Just managing them would cost a large sum of money, and all the money had to be paid by the mansion.

Mrs. Wang smiled and said flatteringly, "Just now I was confused. I only thought about the house, the imperial concubine, and the old lady. I also need to worship Buddha sincerely..."

Jia's mother asked in a lukewarm tone, knowingly asking, "Then why are you out again now?"

Mrs. Wang helped Lady Jia get into the sedan chair. "Later on, I thought, it doesn't matter if we wait a little longer. I think the Buddha will not blame us."

"Humph."

When Lady Jia and the others entered the palace, they all kept quiet and held their breath, not daring to say a word.

After thanking them, the young eunuch led them out of the palace. Suddenly, Grandmother Jia heard a familiar voice. She thought she had heard it wrong, but when she listened carefully again, she felt that she had not heard it wrong.

But how come he is here?

There are several fruit trees planted in the imperial garden. At this time of year, the pomegranates on them are bright red and juicy. Just by looking at them, you can imagine how delicious the pomegranate seeds inside are.

Lin Chengyu especially loved eating pomegranates, both in her previous life and this life. When she saw Xuan Zheng's letter saying that the pomegranates in the Imperial Garden were ripe, she wrote back to ask him to pick some.

But Xuan Zheng said that the best-looking and most delicious ones were hanging high up on the trees and out of reach.

Without thinking, Lin Chengyu ran to find Xuan Zheng and dragged him into the palace to pick pomegranates. When they got there, they saw that they were indeed very tall, and the reddest ones were all on top.

Lin Chengyu walked around the tree, tilted her head back and said, "I'll climb up and pick them."

Xuan Zheng smiled and said, "I don't think so. If your father knew that you climbed a tree in the palace, he would probably scold you."

Lin Chengyu didn't think there was anything unreasonable in his words, and immediately said, "Send someone to bring a ladder over."

Xuan Zheng added: "All the ladders have been moved away by the craftsmen. It's hard to find an idle one now."

Lin Chengyu glared at him, "No, no, no, if you keep saying that I'll step on you to pick it."

"I think this method is feasible." Xuan Zheng seemed to have just realized it, and praised him with bright eyes, "Sure enough, my Chengyu is smart. She can come up with such a good idea."

So what Jia Mu saw was this scene:

The grandson, whom he hadn't seen for a long time, sat on Prince Linhuai's shoulders and stretched out his arms to reach the pomegranates on the tree.

After picking a few, some of the ones above were out of reach, so she threw the ones in her arms to Prince Linhuai to take, still muttering, "I can't reach them anymore."

Prince Linhuai placed the pomegranate on the stone table beside him and said, "I will support you, stand on my shoulders, don't be afraid..."

Grandmother Jia was horrified, "This... this..."

Chengyu was too bold. How could she ride on the prince's neck and step on his shoulders? Grandmother Jia was so shocked by this scene that her eyes went dark again and again.