The identity of the direct son - Xu I's prosperous world

With Ji Heng pregnant, the emperor couldn't do anything about Ji Heng even if his mind was full of fuss.

Ji Heng said he was sleepy, the emperor looked at the sky, it was already the moon was about to go up to Mid-Tian, ​​it was indeed late, so he said, "Let's go back to sleep."

The emperor took Ji Heng back to the building, and the lights reflected the luxury in the building. The emperor knew that Ji Heng was more interested in Western things, so the decoration in the building changed a little from the previous time Ji Heng came. They were all replaced with Western paintings. When I went upstairs, there were two special paintings hanging in the hall leading to the bedroom. Although the paintings downstairs were Western paintings, they were landscapes. The two paintings upstairs were of figures. It is a picture of the Virgin and Child.

One is the dignified and gentle Madonna hugging the smooth and lovely Son, and the other is the Madonna breastfeeding the Son. Western oil paintings pay attention to realism, so the characters seem to be real, and they have to walk out of the painting come out.

When Ji Heng saw it, he was not surprised, but asked the emperor, "Are you going to believe in religion?"

The emperor shook his head, "I just thought you would like it."

So Ji Heng didn't say anything, thinking that even if you put pictures of mother and child everywhere, I can't become such a gentle and dignified woman.

When Ji Heng was being waited on to wash up, he found that the emperor seemed to be going to sleep in the same bed with him. With so many palace attendants around, he naturally couldn't say anything, but since the emperor did what he did to him, the two of them had nothing to say. I have passed and slept.

After the emperor washed and tidied up, he sat on the bed and flipped through a book that should be a picture book. Ji Heng was still soaking his feet, and the maid completely untied his hair, combed it smoothly, and tied it with a hair tie underneath. The emperor raised his eyes from the picture album, glanced at Ji Heng, and then couldn't turn his eyes away. Ji Heng, who had loosened his hair, had picturesque eyebrows, and his face looked soft and gentle under the candlelight, which made the emperor full of emotion. Ji Heng didn't look at the emperor, pulled on the cotton slippers, dismissed the palace servants, and went behind the screen to change his clothes into pajamas.

Just as he was taking off his outer shirt, the emperor walked over with a shy face and said, "Junqing, let me change it for you."

Ji Heng glanced at him and said, "It is a crime of beheading for a humble minister to let the emperor serve you."

The emperor smiled and said, "I am not the emperor now."

Ji Heng skillfully untied his shirt, and asked lightly, "Then what are you?"

The emperor took off his middle coat for him and put it aside, and replied, "It's just an ordinary man."

Ji Heng said, "In that case, please go out."

The emperor froze for a moment, "Why?"

Ji Heng said, "Since you are an ordinary man, have you committed the crime of usurpation in this palace? Hurry up and get out."

The emperor then laughed, hugged Ji Heng from behind, touched his stomach with his hand, and said, "But I am the father of the child, so you have to keep me."

Ji Heng couldn't bear the emperor's stickiness any longer, and said, "Okay, okay, if you keep dragging on like this, I'm going to catch a cold."

The emperor also remembered this. Ji Heng saw that the emperor really wanted to see him changing clothes, so he didn't take off his inner clothes, and said, "I'll just wear my inner clothes to sleep."

The emperor was a little dumbfounded, Ji Heng had already gone out.

Ji Heng was indeed very sleepy. He lay down on the bed, pulled up the quilt, and soon fell asleep, regardless of what the emperor said.

The emperor held various picture albums of many children and grandchildren in his hand, and put the albums on Ji Heng's pillow. He also lay down and got ready to sleep, thinking, "Bodhisattva bless you, the birth must be smooth."

Ji Heng didn't know the emperor's inexplicable thoughts at all, so he slept without a single dream.

The emperor was afraid that he would disturb Ji Heng's sleep, so he slept in his own quilt at first, and then he couldn't sleep, so he sneaked into Ji Heng's quilt, and found that Ji Heng didn't respond, so he slept in the same quilt with him up.

Afterwards, I found that even if I touched him, he wouldn't wake up, so I became more unscrupulous, leaned sideways and stretched out my arms to gently hug him, and then fell asleep unknowingly.

Ji Heng was pregnant, and his sleep quality became better, and he slept a lot. When the emperor woke up, Ji Heng was still in a deep sleep.

The emperor got up and found that his arms were numb, but he was still happy and kissed Ji Heng's forehead several times before getting out of bed.

Ji Heng slept late last night, and it was already bright outside when he got up this day, so naturally someone came in to wait on him when he got up, Ji Heng asked the palace, "Where is the emperor?"

The relationship between Ji Heng and the emperor is now a foregone conclusion, and Ji Heng didn't feel any shyness anymore, and he was very natural and casual when asking the palace servants, and the palace servants replied respectfully, "Master Ji, Your Majesty is in the study."

Ji Heng gave a faint "Oh", and the palace man asked again, "May I inform the emperor."

Ji Heng said, "No need, I just want to walk around by myself, so I don't need to disturb the emperor's work."

The palace people responded.

After packing up, Ji Heng ate some breakfast, then went downstairs to take a stroll. The fresh air in the morning made people feel refreshed.

When I came to Tangquan Pool, I saw the three characters Yuzhiquan written on the plaque on the hall. Ji Heng looked at the three characters and thought that it was the emperor's handwriting again, but "Yuzhiquan" was too vulgar, Ji Heng thought in his heart Shaking his head, when he saw this building, for some reason, he didn't have the same annoyance towards the emperor as before.

Ji Heng thought, maybe something has already happened and cannot be changed, it is better to accept it, so he forgot about those hatreds, it is better to move forward.

Yuzhi Spring was cleaned by a special person, and when Ji Heng wanted to go in, a maid came to salute and opened the door. Ji Heng glanced at the maid, and saw that she was tall and slender, wearing a light onion-colored jacket and skirt, with thin shoulders and thin waist, and melon seeds. Her face, red phoenix eyes, red lips and white teeth, are very colorful, and the main thing is that her clothes are different from ordinary court ladies.

The palace lady found that Ji Heng was looking at her, she didn't say anything, she just opened the door politely, then bowed and said, "Master Ji, this is the emperor's imperial soup spring, not a gift from the emperor, and concubines can't use it either."

Ji Heng froze for a moment, then smiled, "Well, I'm just looking."

When Ji Heng didn't smile, his eyebrows were already picturesque, but when he smiled, his eyebrows were even more vivid and touching. The maid was taken aback by his smile, and then lowered her head.

Before Ji Heng went in, the emperor had already rushed over and said, "Junqing, I thought you weren't getting up."

Ji Heng looked back at him and said, "It's getting late again."

He said it very casually, the emperor came up and took his hand, and after letting the palace attendants back down, he said to Ji Heng, "Do you want to soak in the hot spring? The imperial doctor said that pregnant women should not soak in it."

Ji Heng said, "I just came to take a look."

The emperor breathed a sigh of relief and said, "I will accompany you. When the child is born, you can do whatever you want, and we can go to Tangquan Mountain. There are many springs in the palace there, which are more pleasant than here."

Ji Heng also didn't say that we had an agreement, that it doesn't matter if the child is born, he just smiled and said, "The emperor's government affairs are finished?"

The emperor said, "It's just daily affairs, that's all, and there are still some things I haven't finished reading."

Ji Heng didn't say anything, and when he was about to leave, the maid in charge of the Tangquan came again, and Ji Heng took another look at her. The emperor noticed Ji Heng's gaze, and also looked at the maid, seeing this The court lady was very beautiful, but she was startled, wondering if Ji Heng likes this kind of person, and couldn't help but start to feel jealous again.

So the emperor kept his composure and said to the court lady expressionlessly, "What's your name?"

The palace maid came forward to salute, and said, "Slave Liu Shu."

The emperor looked at Ji Heng and said, "How about letting her serve you by your side."

Ji Heng was taken aback, while Liu Shu was taken aback.

Ji Heng saw that the emperor was angry again, but he deliberately made him unhappy, and said, "Then I thank the emperor for his kindness."

Liu Shu was even more stunned, but she had no control over whom the emperor bestowed her on, so after the emperor said sullenly that he would give her to Ji Heng, she had no choice but to thank her.

The emperor took Ji Heng to the courtyard at the back called Huifengwuxue. There are four entrances in the front and back of the courtyard, and there is a cross courtyard in the east and west. , Zhenrang briefly repaired this place, Junqing, what do you think?"

Ji Heng knew it in his heart, and said, "Since the empress lives, it is inappropriate for the emperor to bring humble ministers here."

The emperor asked his attendants to leave, and then said to Ji Heng, "Junqing, your stomach will become more obvious gradually, and it is no longer appropriate to live in Ji's mansion. I think you should move here. After giving birth here, you can go back. "

Ji Heng was expressionless, but his eyes were a little unhappy, and said, "I have already discussed with my mother, and I still plan to go to Xishan Biezhuang. Even in winter, Xishan Biezhuang is not much colder than the capital, and I will go there. I don’t think it’s appropriate to live here, but it’s the center of everyone’s discussion.”

The emperor confronted Ji Heng, saying, "I brought you here because I wanted you to stay."

Ji Heng raised his eyebrows, but he didn't get angry directly. He was so calm, the emperor became vigilant, knowing that the calmer Ji Heng was, the harder it was to deal with.

Ji Heng smiled and said, "Your Majesty, don't push yourself too far."

The emperor said, "I can even reward you for the court lady you just fell in love with. Why don't you agree to this."

Ji Heng was a little surprised, completely ignorant of the emperor's logic, and finally said, "The emperor forgot that Miss Liu Shu just served you."

The emperor was stunned for a moment, and then Ji Heng furiously said to him, "Don't give me the woman you played with in bed again. It's really disgusting. I'm going back. You can find anyone you want to live here. I want to live with you. My mother went to Xishan."

The emperor was so scolded by Ji Heng that he didn't dare to say a word, and he didn't remember meeting Liu Shu at all.

Ji Heng let him think, he had already left from Huifengwuxue quickly.

The emperor followed Ji Heng, although he looked majestic on the surface, but in his heart he looked like a cat whose head was drenched in cold water, and couldn't even support its ears.

Ji Heng knew that the emperor brought him here for something, and he only revealed his ultimate purpose at the end, but Ji Heng was better. Because of Liu Shu, the emperor now apologizes to Ji Heng no matter how much he apologizes in front of Ji Heng. Ignore him, so the matter of wanting Ji Heng to stay in this garden to wait for delivery is naturally nothing, and the emperor has no way to refuse Ji Heng's request to go to Xishan.

As long as he refuses, Ji Heng will say, "Yes, let Liu Shu come to me and serve me."

The emperor suddenly felt that Ji Heng had changed and became fierce, but there was nothing he could do.

The author has something to say: In fact, Ji Heng still held a grudge from the very beginning.