After my rebirth, my whole family read my mind, and my father decided to usurp the throne.

Chapter 47 I am not an afterthought
  The Queen couldn't help but sigh as she thought about these things.

Then I heard the palace maid coming to report that Eunuch Fuquan was here.

"My father-in-law is here, but what is the emperor's message?"

The queen sat on the soft couch and asked calmly, without any unnecessary movements. The aura radiating around her made Eunuch Fuquan unconsciously respectful.

"Back to your Majesty, the Emperor's order is for Concubine Shu. I just sent Concubine Shu to the cold palace just now."

When the queen heard this, she raised her eyebrows and showed a bit of impatience on her well-maintained face.

"Concubine Shu was thrown into the cold palace by the emperor? Why?"

"The Concubine Shu instigated the concubine Mei Cui to poison the concubine. After being interrogated, Mei Cui revealed that the person who instigated her was the Concubine Shu."

Eunuch Fuquan probably told the reason and the old emperor's oral instructions.

"The old slave promised Concubine Shu that he would tell Concubine Shu about this matter, so he came over and asked Concubine Shu to intercede with Concubine Concubine.

If the imperial concubine can calm down earlier, the concubine Shu can also come out of the cold palace as soon as possible.

Madam, this is what I want to say. I have to go back and report to the emperor. I will retire. "

After Eunuch Fuquan finished speaking, he bowed, and without waiting for the Queen to say anything else, he stepped back and left.

The footsteps outside faded away, and the queen relaxed her strength and leaned on the back of the soft couch.

Concubine Shu bribed the imperial concubine’s nanny and asked her to poison the imperial concubine?

So at the full moon ceremony that day, the poison Mei Cui administered affected the youngest daughter of Prince Kang's family, and she was arrested.

Following the clues, I found out that the person behind the scenes was Concubine Shu!
  Everyone in the palace knew that Concubine Shu was her cousin, but they didn't know that she had always hated this cousin who relied on her as the queen to be arrogant and domineering in the palace!

During these years in the palace, every time Concubine Shu got into trouble, she was the one who came to clean up the mess!

The mess didn’t happen once or twice!

Countless times!
  Unexpectedly, she would still have to clean up the mess for Concubine Shu when she was old!

Why can’t the emperor just give Concubine Shu to death!

The queen was so angry that her chest heaved violently, and the serving maid Bilan quickly brought her warm tea.

"My Lady, don't be angry. You have to take care of yourself. Your Majesty is not unreasonable. If we talk to your Majesty carefully.

Maybe the Imperial Concubine will relent and ask the Emperor to release the Imperial Concubine Shu from the cold palace. "

The queen smiled bitterly, "As the lord of the first palace, I actually have to submit to the imperial concubine. How ridiculous!"

"Empress, if not, could Prince Ning please talk to Prince Kang?

The imperial concubine is Prince Kang's biological mother. If Prince Kang can relent, then the imperial concubine will definitely be able to relent as well. "

Bilan suggested.

The queen frowned worriedly, "But the relationship between Xuan'er and his younger brother, Prince Kang, is not that good, and the snowstorm has been so bad these days, I don't know what the situation is like in Xuan'er's house.

Xuan'er is afraid that she won't come to the palace for a while. "

"My Lady, you can write a letter, and I will send it to Prince Ning. The storm is coming back this time, but King Kang has done the same thing as he did before in hoarding supplies.

Prince Ning's house must have stocked up on a lot of supplies, and the snowstorm must not have caused any harm to Prince Ning's house.

Your Majesty, you are Prince Ning’s biological mother. Prince Ning will definitely go to Prince Kang to talk about this matter after reading the letter. "

According to Bilan Yitong's analysis, the queen seemed to have some sense.

In fact, she really didn't want to worry about her cousin Shu Fei this time.

But if this matter reaches her mother's ears,
  Thinking of those bad things, the queen couldn't help but sigh again, "Okay, let's do it, Bilan, help me write a letter."

Prince An's Mansion.

A Lin reported everything that should be investigated and what he knew by the way to King An.

King An, dressed in a red brocade robe, sat on the bedside, holding a tea cup with his slender fingers, taking a sip of ginger tea while listening to A Lin's report. "Huh? The Minister of Rites and Concubine Shu? The people behind these two incidents are actually not the same person.

This king actually guessed wrong! The father's actions were quite fast, and he actually sent Concubine Shu into the cold palace.

The queen will definitely go to the imperial concubine to intercede.

I don’t know if my Third Emperor brother knows about this, or I can use this matter to go to Prince Kang’s Mansion. "

King An handed the tea cup to A Lin and pretended to lift the quilt and get out of bed.

But Ah Lin stretched out his long arm and held down King An's shoulders.

"Your Majesty, Prince Kang must already know about this.

On the day of the full moon ceremony, didn't the emperor say that if the interrogation yielded the results, he would send someone to tell Prince Kang?
  Since the Emperor has dealt with Concubine Shu, he must have sent someone to tell Prince Kang about the matter.

If you tell Prince Kang about this now, it is equivalent to an afterthought. "

When Ah Lin said the words "hindsight", he enunciated them very clearly.

King An: "."

"What an afterthought! Ah Lin, you are going too far. I went to tell the Third Emperor about this. Doesn't it show that I care about my niece?
  If you weren't concerned about your little niece, why would I ask you to investigate the behind-the-scenes instructions? "

King An crossed his arms, a little angry.

"What the prince said is that my subordinate may be overly worried. I am worried that Prince Kang will think that you have ulterior motives."

Ah Lin withdrew his hand that was holding down King An, and put the tea cup back into King An's hand.

King An took the tea cup and took a sip of ginger tea. The spicy taste made him grin.

"You must be worrying too much. My Third Emperor Brother is very naive. How could he think about these things too much.

Okay, I will go to Prince Kang’s Mansion now to visit! Prepare for this king! "

A Lin said helplessly, "Yes."

A quarter of an hour later, King An, wearing a bright red cloak, stood at the door of Prince Kang's Mansion.

Although the snow on the ground has been almost cleared now, there is still snow on the trees, walls, and roofs.

The sky and the earth are white, and King An's red robe is conspicuous.

When the steward of Prince Kang's Mansion saw that the visitor was Prince An, he was startled in surprise and quickly saluted.

"No courtesy, no courtesy. I have something to tell Brother Three Emperors. Oh, King Kang said, go and report it quickly."

King An waved his hands, his voice still a little hoarse when he spoke.

Soon the butler returned and invited King An in.

A Lin followed An Wang one step behind, always paying attention to the surrounding movements with his peripheral vision.

The housekeeper took An Wang to the main room of Qingzhuyuan.

There was a charcoal fire burning in the main room and it was very warm. After King An entered, he took off his cloak.

Inside the red cloak is a red brocade robe.

"I wonder what the reason for Prince An's visit is?"

King Kang came in and sat at the table opposite King An.

"Brother Three Emperors, why are you so alienated from your younger brother? When my brother was little, Brother Three Emperors, you still played with him."

King An sniffed, his tone soft, revealing a bit of the grievance of an immature boy.

King Kang looked at the younger brother in front of him, who was almost a few years older than his eldest son, with a complicated expression.

(End of this chapter)