Zhen Guo Princess GL

A Huan and I didn't talk much that night, but didn't sleep either.We held each other's hands tightly, curled up in the corner of the bed together quietly, and listened quietly to the voice of Geng Xiao.

In the middle of the fourth watch, Ah Huan called Fo Nu and Wang De to come in, ordered them to wait for Shouli and his wife to get up, and sent them to my villa. Other than A Huan, no one is allowed to pick them up from their own place, and ordered someone to send a message to Cui Mingde. When I saw A Huan again, she was already sitting in front of the dressing table and getting dressed. I supported him and went out the door. When I drove past the front hall, I saw Li Wei looking at us from a distance on the steps. Looking at his appearance, he also stayed up all night.

Going to the palace gate again, I saw Shouli waiting by the gate in neat clothes, the car didn't stop, so he trotted to follow, holding the handle of the car, panting: "I will go with A Niang."

I ordered someone to stop the car, stroked his head with a smile, and said, "Wait for Ah Wu to get up, take her to my place, and then wait for the palace's order. Whether today or tomorrow, there will be an order for you. Whether it is good or bad, you Remember, you are not only yourself, but also your mother's son, Wu's husband, and your child's father—understand?"

The guard Li gritted his teeth and stopped, arching his hand towards me, feeling relieved and sad at the same time, and when he sat back, he said to A Huan: "Da Lang is a good boy."

A Huan didn't answer, but leaned against the wall of the car with her eyes closed, and said for a long time, "If he's not good, wouldn't he be your son?"

I never expected that these words would come out of A Huan's mouth. I looked at her again and again, wanting to say something to make fun of, and ease the atmosphere by the way. Looking at her serious expression, I couldn't say anything.

In the morning, Fonu came to report that yesterday Shouren lost a parrot for no reason. He spent a lot of time beating chickens and scolding dogs for it. In the end, it was said that Wei Xin's courtiers found it in the inner court, and it was a small disturbance—this book It's nothing strange, but the strange thing is that Shou Li was afraid that Wu Ximeng would be bored in the East Palace a few months ago, so he searched for the parrot to amuse her.Shouren saw it and made a fuss with Shouli. Since Wu Ximeng was the eldest sister-in-law, she was too embarrassed to let her brother-in-law off, so she decided to give the parrot to the parrot. Later, Shouren Baoai was not seen, and she complained tactfully to A Huan. When I mentioned it, I blamed Mrs. Shouli for forcing me to find another good one for her daughter-in-law before giving up. Who knew that Shouren suddenly cherished this parrot yesterday?Another strange thing is that just after the parrot was found, Shouren took the animal out of the palace, and said on the surface that he was going to go hunting outside the city on the promise of Li Qianli, but in the end he went from Shangyang with Li Dian Palace back.

Reminiscing about yesterday, this person can always know my whereabouts, can often get close to my mother and is familiar with her temper and recent thoughts, can communicate with ministers of foreign courts and is familiar with the affairs of the harem and the East Palace, and can be related to Wei Xin I got on the line, I was able to command Shouren and Qianli, I knew the relationship between Cui Mingde and me, and I might have guessed the relationship between A Huan and me-who was behind this was almost ready to be revealed.

It's not that I haven't been wary of this person, and I know that A Huan, Shouli, and I are all vulnerable and vulnerable to criticism, but I never thought that this attack would come so quickly, and it didn't come from outsiders.

But when I think about it carefully, I feel relieved. After all, in my capacity, attacks that don't come from so-called orthodox relatives won't work at all.

The vehicle left Luoyang and drove into a wide country road. On both sides of the road were the residences of princes and princes, large and small, either exquisite or magnificent, each with its own merits. A little further forward, the nearest place to Shangyang Palace is my other courtyard. On the side of the other courtyard is Li Dan's garden.

It was not yet dawn, and it was dark in front of the two other courtyards, only the small lamp hanging on the door illuminated the few feet in front of the door.

Li Dan came out from the door when I opened the window to look carefully, dressed in a bright purple uniform, and smiled at me from a distance: "Sister."

I ordered someone to stop the car, and he came over, saw A Huan, and smiled again: "Sister-in-law."

A Huan said lightly: "Sanlang wakes up early."

Li Dan laughed and said, "It's not as good as Sister and Sister-in-law." He glanced at me and said, "Sister, do you still remember that year, when I said that I would serve Sister as the master? That sentence is still valid today."

I smiled: "Thank you for your kindness, but I'm afraid I'm not so lucky—let me go." Just as I was about to order someone to drive, Li Dan stopped me again: "Sister."

I looked back at him, saw him standing there for a long time, and smiled after a while: "Can I call you 'Sister' again?"

I smiled, ignored him, and ordered someone to drive quickly to the outside of Shangyang Palace.

Before dawn, she didn't need anyone to call, she sat up by herself.

Wan'er fell into a sleepy sleep, half-opened her eyes, and sat up after a while, rubbing her eyes and calling her, "Azhao?"

She turned her head and smiled lightly: "I had a bad dream." Seeing that Wan'er was still yawning, she stretched out her hand and stroked the little lady: "Go to sleep."

Wan'er shook her head, and knelt down in front of her, her calf turned out, sitting like a character: "What dream? I'll explain it for you."

She smiled: "Can you still interpret dreams?"

Wan'er smiled and said, "Tell me, I'll see if I can understand it."

She smiled without saying a word, yawned, fell down slowly, closed her eyes, and said, "Sleeping." Hearing that there was no movement around her, she opened one of her eyelids, and seeing Wan'er staring at her, she touched it unconsciously. Face: "What's wrong?"

Wan'er shook her head and smiled: "It's nothing." Lying beside her, she called softly, "Azhao."

She pretended not to, and waited for Wan'er to call again, but there was no response for a while, and when she opened her eyes, she found that the little thing had fallen asleep.

She was amused, but also a little annoyed, she stretched out her hand, poked Wan'er and said, "A Wan."

Awan responded in a daze, turned over, and hugged her. This was not the first time they were so intimate, but she was startled by this sudden movement, she held her breath, and heard her heart was like a girl's bosom in spring. It took a long time to calm down like that, Wan'er was already sound asleep, her breathing was very even.

Looking at the sleeping face of this little thing, she remembered the nightmare just now, frowned unconsciously, slipped out of the quilt quietly, put on her shoes and walked to the door.

The palace people outside the door thought it was Wan'er, and called out "Lady Shangguan" with a smile, but when they saw it was her, they dared not say another word.Looking at these people, she sighed in her heart, called Gao Yanfu, and asked him, "Has Erlang reported the news back and forth?"

Gao Yanfu said cautiously: "The prince has not come to see him yet. On the contrary, the crown prince and Princess Changle have been waiting at the gate of the palace for a long time."

She was stunned, looked back, the little thing was sleeping deeply, thought for a while, and said: "Call them in." She casually put on a robe, slipped on her shoes, walked out slowly, and sat down in the Ganlu Hall. After a while, the servants led Taiping and Wei Huan in. Both of them were wearing common clothes without hairpins, and they fell on the ground, as if apologizing.

She knew what the two were up to, so she snorted and didn't speak.

Seeing that she didn't speak, Taiping paused and said loudly: "My concubine, Princess Wu of Changle, came to visit His Majesty. I have something I don't understand, so I dare to ask Your Majesty."

This little thing is promising, and what she said was a bit unexpected, but unfortunately, she saw this daughter too clearly, she looked at Taiping calmly, and said lazily: "Let's go."

Taiping paused again: "My concubine, I would like to ask your majesty, is the world of Dazhou now a country with Tao or a country without Tao? Is the current king the king of Yao and Shun, or the king of Jie and Zhou?"

She was stunned, she supported her hand on the chair, and then her anger slowly surged up: "What do you think?"

Taiping straightened up and looked at her steadily: "There are limits to rewards and punishments, benevolence and love for others is Yao and Shun."

She sneered: "As you said, how can we be considered to be moderate in rewards and punishments, and how can we be considered to be benevolent and loving?"

Taiping said every word and sentence: "The state has constant punishment, neither indulgence nor injustice, it can be said that rewards and punishments are measured. Be considerate of the people, don't false or wrong, it can be called benevolence and love."

The author has something to say: what's the second watch?