my wife is queen

Chapter 86 Alarming Princess Changping
After the pheasant slave returned, he was worried that my uncle would be abducted by Sun Chuanting again, so he put the blue kiln flower pot in his hand on the corridor at the door of the east wing, and ran to the embroidery room with a goose yellow skirt.

She walked along the corridor to the second floor of the embroidery room, pushed open the wooden door, and chattered: "Princess, that unpopular Sun Chuanting is here again, and I guess this time he wants to send my uncle to you again." The Caochangyuan is not a good place, my uncle is always abducted to the Caochangyuan by him, the servants are worried that it will affect the reputation of the uncle, the princess hastened to call the uncle back."

Princess Changping didn't want to control Li Mian too much. This is not something a woman should do. Even if she is a princess, the idea of ​​three obediences and four virtues has been deeply rooted in her bones.

Princess Changping put down the account book in her hand, and subconsciously thought about Li Mian again: "A son-in-law always needs some friends in the capital, not to mention this friend is Sun Chuanting. It’s rare to be bullied in the capital.”

The pheasant slave was depressed, thinking that my uncle might go out with Sun Chuanting again and leave her alone in the mansion, so he couldn't be happy.

Her mood became very fast, and soon she thought that my uncle and Sun Chuanting had become friends, and few officials and gentlemen dared to offend my uncle, so she jumped up again.

The pheasant slave chirped and said: "When the slaves came over, they heard Sun Chuanting say that what they did in the Caochangyuan may have involved His Majesty. My uncle followed Sun Chuanting and did something that involved His Majesty. Don't worry. gone."

Princess Changping was startled when she heard this, and she froze in place. She lost her calmness just now, and her beautiful Liu Yemei frowned: "It involves His Majesty? What is it that involves the palace? This is not a trivial matter, Pheasant Numo is talking nonsense."

The pheasant slave's double-ringed bun head shook like a rattle drum: "My servant will not talk nonsense, and it is not my servant who said this. When I left my uncle, my servant heard this from Sun Chuanting."

Princess Changping learned that it was Sun Chuanting who said it himself, she couldn't stand still, she immediately put down the lake pen in her hand, blew out the white glazed high lamp on the mahogany half-moon table next to her, smoothed out the wrinkles on the red Luo Beizi, and her footsteps He left the embroidery room in a little haste.

She took the pheasant slave to Shichahai near the back door, intending to walk into the octagonal gazebo and ask what happened.

Princess Changping thought that if she asked, she would inevitably be suspected of restraining her son-in-law. After thinking about it for a while, she walked towards the red camphor wood cruise ship docked by the mansion.

She walked into the red camphor wood cruise ship shortly, and through a layer of green curtains, she signaled the pheasant slave to row the red camphor wood cruise ship to stop near the gazebo.

You can hear Li Mian and Sun Chuanting talking, listening to their talk about what happened in the grass yard that involved His Majesty.

Sun Chuanting had expected it a long time ago when he heard the sentence, and he didn't speak for a long time. He couldn't figure out how he expected the secret behind Caochangyuan.

He looked at Li Mian's calm and calm expression, and it seemed that he not only expected it, but also knew all about it, and suddenly launched an attack on Caochangyuan.

Near the octagonal pavilion, a red camphor wood boat rowed over, which caught the attention of the two of them.

However, when they saw that the person standing at the bow was a pheasant slave, the two were relieved.

Sun Chuanting asked puzzledly: "Jin Guan knows that His Majesty is involved in the Caochangyuan, why did he use a series of methods in the Caochangyuan? It is possible that it is to alarm His Majesty."

(End of this chapter)