The little princess is also very pampered today

Chapter 401
"Xiao'er, the emperor's sister-in-law has no position to persuade you. The emperor's sister-in-law left this medicine for you. What your brother means is that he is afraid that you will be sad in the palace. He will send you to the princess mansion tomorrow so that you can raise your baby with peace of mind, okay? "

Ping'er nodded.

Wouldn't she be sad in the princess mansion? As long as she was in this land, she would think of her mother's death all the time.

However, the queen mother died because of her, so what position does she have to blame her brother?

...

This battle, with the intervention of King Chen, is really much more difficult.

In March of the following year, Piao'er gave birth to a baby boy.

In April of the third year, the Yan army defeated and surrendered, and all the eight hundred miles of Yan State belonged to Wei.

At that time, when Jue'er heard the news, she seemed to be finally relieved, and said to Yongxuan who was over two years old: "You can finally go back to see your father..."

Xuan, both wise and brave, elegant and honorable, family reputation and prosperity, success and prosperity, the words of official prosperity.

At Chuan'er's level, he could only think of this word.

That day, Qi Xiaochen lingered outside the princess mansion for a long time.

Qingyun opened the door and went to the cloth shop to buy fabrics for Yongxuan and cut off clothes, only to see the emperor.

Qingyun didn't know whether it was joy or sorrow, and said: "The emperor is here, why don't you go in?"

Qi Xiaochen was a little embarrassed for a moment, "Huaicheng won the battle, she must be happy, I'm afraid she might not want to see me at this time."

While pacing back and forth, he finally went back to Yujia and ordered: "Go back to the palace."

Qingyun sighed, she also watched these two little ones grow up together, how can it not be a pity that Molu is like this now.

When Aunt Qingyun delivered the medicine to Piao'er, she told Piao'er about this, Piao'er said without expression: "I didn't say not to let him in, he didn't come in by himself."

"Actually, princess, the emperor blames himself in his heart. Before the empress dowager died, she also hoped that you two could still be like brothers and sisters."

Jue'er bowed his head, "Auntie, it's not that simple. My brother doesn't say let me go now, he just wants to trade me for Wei Guo to annex the city of Yan Guo. In his heart, I am only so useful."

Yu'er tried her best to tell herself that her father loved her so much before she was alive, so she had to earn something back for her father. Even if she could exchange a few cities from her husband, it would be considered a repayment for her father's kindness in nurturing, right? .

Without waiting for Qi Xiaochen to ask, Gu Huaicheng first sent seven cities here, the premise is that he will see his wife and children come back safely in April.

On the day of Zhuang'er's departure, the fog was heavy, with light rain falling, and the sky was gray.

After leaving the city, Ping'er got out of the carriage and looked at his brother standing on the city wall.

Instruct the little maid who is traveling with you, "You take Yongxuan, take him to see my brother, and tell my brother, I don't blame him for the past three years, but from today onwards, I, Qi Yinzhen, have nothing to do with Yin Guo. , I will never set foot on the land of Yin again in this life."

Holding an oil-paper umbrella, the little maid led Yongxuan, who was over two years old, up the city wall.

Qi Xiaochen directly hugged Yongxuan, and said: "In the future, honor your mother well, don't be like uncle, and apologize to your mother for uncle, uncle owes her."

After Qi Xiaochen heard the words conveyed by the little maid, he almost couldn't stand for a moment.

Piao'er said that she didn't blame him, but in fact, she couldn't forgive him in her heart. After all, he was the one who caused Piao'er to fail to reunite with her husband and children for almost three years.

If Chuan'er didn't blame him, he would have brought the child up by himself, instead of letting the little maid lead the child up.

(End of this chapter)