Her Royal Highness is playing a demon again

Chapter 84
Nan Yuan has very little impression of King Wu Mu. She only remembers that when the emperor's brother was ten years old, he was enthroned by the imperial edict of his father, and she was only eight years old. King, and King Wu Mu is one of the princes.

Other emperors were particularly cruel to their brothers, but the emperor was kinder to his brothers. Even though he gave them fiefs and allowed them to be kings in the fiefs, he built a mansion for them in the capital, and he could return to the capital anytime he wanted Stay for ten days and half a month.

It may be because of the kindness of the emperor's brother. Nan Yuan heard that the relationship between the princes and the emperor's brother is very good. Every festival or the emperor's birthday, these brothers will stay in Beijing for a few days before returning to the fiefdom.

"I want to go." Nan Yuan pointed to the word "invitation" on the invitation card.

It's really boring to stay in the general's mansion every day. If there are such new things, it's good to go and have fun.

Duan Yijun's refusal to offer a generous gift was blocked by Nan Yuan's words. He handed the invitation in his hand to Steward Zhou, and said lightly: "Reply, we will definitely attend on time."

On the day of the banquet held by Prince Wumu's mansion.

Before Duan Yijun returned to the mansion, Nan Yuan was already ready. With the help of Butler Zhou, she prepared the banquet to be sent, arranged her makeup, planned this, planned that, and the day just passed by in such a hurry.

Housekeeper Zhou told Nan Yuan that Duan Yijun had returned to his residence.

Nan Yuan immediately ran across the corridor from Qingxin Garden, and went straight to the arms of Duan Yijun who was walking towards him, and stopped in front of him, her face full of excitement: "Duan Yijun, are you back?"

Duan Yijun gave a soft "hmm", maybe she was locked up in the deep palace since she was a child, and she had never been out of the palace. After coming to the general's mansion, she was occasionally asked to go out, and she was very excited every time.

Nan Yuan held Duan Yijun's hand and said kindly: "I have prepared all the banquets, and I have also dressed myself."

Duan Yijun nodded when he heard the words, and said the words she expected under her expectation: "Then I will leave after I change clothes?"

Nan Yuan nodded immediately, and when Duan Yijun changed his clothes and took Lingyun with him, they rode in a carriage and rushed to Wumu Palace in the dark dusk.

From the gate of Prince Wumu's mansion, one can see the joyful look. There are red lanterns hanging on the left and right sides of the gate. The carriages coming to the mansion come one after another. The carriages of Duan Yijun and Nan Yuan are still waiting for a while behind the carriages of other horses. He stopped at the gate and got out of the carriage.

Because there were too many guests, King Wu Mu and Princess Wu Mu only greeted them roughly at the door with their children in their arms, and then asked the servants to welcome them in.

Walking to the front of the lobby, the two servants separated one from the left and the other from the right, and explained to Nan Yuan: "Madam, when going to the banquet, men and women need to be separated. The women are in the backyard, and I can take you there."

It might be the customs of their fief, Nan Yuan reluctantly glanced at Duan Yijun and asked, "What about dinner?"

Shouldn't you be separated from Duan Yijun all night?
The maid replied thoughtfully: "Eating dinner is also a separate meal, but they are all in one place, and the madam and the general can still see each other."

In this case, Nan Yuan felt relieved.

Nan Yuan nodded reassuringly towards Duan Yijun, and followed the maid to the backyard where the female relatives were. It seemed that they were all well-dressed, and each had more hairpins than each.

In contrast, Nan Yuan's well-dressed attire looked so shabby.

Nan Yuan walked to the center of the backyard, watched them sitting in a group, and looked at the person she might want to strike up a conversation with.

(End of this chapter)