Madam not allowed to remarry

Chapter 60 The Harmonious Concubines
Arriving at the Imperial Garden, a group of women ranging in age from 60s to 30s were chatting and drinking tea.

The legendary Gong Dou has not been seen, but it is harmonious.

That's right, the men are dead, the world is settled, and the Queen Mother has nothing to do with them. For the rest of their lives, they just drink tea and chat, how can they be discordant.

But back then, in the battle for the crown prince, didn't these people also fight to the death.

Among other things, King Jin's biological mother, Concubine Jin, and our empress dowager also went against each other in order to get their son to the throne.

At this moment, the two were smiling, one was docile and flattering, the other was graceful and kind.

"Sister, we sisters just talked about wanting to meet the girl from the Meng family who rescued her mother with needles and threads. You really sympathized with us and really brought us."

Concubine Jin's eyes and mouth were full of flattery.

The queen mother smiled dignifiedly and gently: "Sister, you are really confused. The one in front of you is already the daughter-in-law of the Long family. How can you call her a girl from the Meng family?"

"Yes, yes, I even forgot about my sister." Concubine Jin replied repeatedly.

This Concubine Jin has lost all the arrogance of the crown prince battle ten years ago, so she is really careful in her life.

The queen mother is also narrow-minded, it's just a title, and she has to be picked clearly.

In case others don't know, the girl in front of me is already married, so she can't hook up with my son.

These two people only use their minds on such a small place, that's why the son can't teach well, one is a stalker, and the other has no shame.

Meng Baiyun laughed to the two of them in his stomach, but put on a gentle and modest smile on his face: "My wife greets all the concubines."

"Come on, come on, tell me how you saved your mother."

The women have been in the palace for a long time, and this kind of anecdote naturally arouses their interest.

Her mother died, but they listened to it as a story.

However, there are some things that cannot be elaborated, and really can only be told as stories.

Meng Baiyun happily teased them to play.

So, adding oil and vinegar, the concubines were dumbfounded and amazed again and again.

"There is such a thing, you mean that there was a voice in your head telling you that you can save your mother only by sewing with needles and thread?"

Toffee A asked.

"That's right, that voice was like a bell, and it was also the voice that told me where my mother's blood vessel was broken, and guided me how to sew it up."

Meng Baiyun nodded sharply, with a look of enigma.

"Could it be that the Bodhisattva guided your mother to live in the nunnery in those few days, chanting scriptures, reciting Buddhist scriptures, and eating vegetarian food. The Bodhisattva would secretly protect her when she was afflicted with the blessings of the Bodhisattva."

Toffee B was devout.

"Maybe, it is indeed a very compassionate voice."

Meng Baiyun was laughing in his heart, but his expression was also devout.

"After all, it's good that people are fine. You are really brave. How can you sew up the bloody ones? I panicked when I thought of suturing the skin."

Toffee Bing cheered up.

"I was completely dumbfounded at the time, and when I woke up, I was in a cold sweat from fear."

Meng Baiyun continued to pretend.

Pretending to be a ghost, he deceived a group of concubines into believing it was true, and with his medical skills, he cleverly covered up the past with this ghost story.

No one will suspect anything.

After all, in their opinion, only ghosts can do this kind of surgery.

Chatted with this group of women for a while.

They were also very depressed, asking questions, only one of them was silent and indifferent, as if he was out of tune with everything around him.

Meng Baiyun recognized her, the imperial concubine.

The world uses two words to describe her: indifference.

(End of this chapter)