Bring your son to chase after your wife, please go home

Chapter 388 Entering the Palace for an Audience (8)
Hearing this, Ye Hen raised his head to look at the sky, then turned his head to look at Baili Changge.

Baili Changge naturally noticed Ye Hen's movement of looking at the sky, and knowing what he meant, she shook her head and smiled slightly: "Don't worry, my lord, I can hold on."

After Baili Changge finished speaking, he glanced sideways at Cui Mo, who was kneeling quietly beside him, raised his eyebrows and smiled, "Girl Cui Mo, if you can't stand it, you can go to the imperial concubine's palace to eat melon seeds and drink tea and wait."

Cui Mo's face turned pale, but she has always been very well-bred, and she never loses her manners in front of others easily. Even though her face was covered with sweat at this moment, she still acted like a normal person, her lips fluttered. Bending the most standard social smile, "Miss Changge doesn't know something. I used to kneel here with the prince, and I'm used to it."

"Uh..." The corners of Baili Changge's mouth twitched, thinking whether Cui Mo's words were demeaning Ye Hen or just to annoy her.

"Miss Changge is delicate." Cui Mo said softly, "I heard that you were seriously injured last night, and now the sun is getting hotter and hotter, you shouldn't be kneeling here, lest you accidentally faint later Let the emperor know that the prince caused the eldest grandson to faint, the emperor will definitely punish the prince, and the servants have heard that the eldest grandson is kind, so you must not have the heart to trap your own uncle in injustice, right?"

"Miss Cuimo can really talk." Baili Changge raised his eyebrows, "The emperor just issued an imperial decree. I haven't married into the East Palace yet, and Miss Cuimo even calls me 'Uncle Emperor'." Now, if I'm not the one who marries His Highness the eldest grandson in the end, then wouldn't you be embarrassing yourself with what you said today?"

"Eldest Concubine is overly worried." Cui Mo said with a slight smile, "The Emperor speaks a lot, not to mention the imperial decree has been issued for the marriage. Who in this world doesn't know that you are about to become the Emperor's Eldest Concubine?"

"Really?" Baili Changge pretended to be puzzled, "Why do I feel that everyone in the world knows that I became King Jin's woman when I was in Chuzhou? On the contrary, the emperor's eldest grandson concubine you mentioned has never even heard of it. "

Cui Mo's face turned pale, but she recovered after a while, still maintaining the posture just now, "Concubine Changsun really knows how to joke. When you were in Chuzhou, His Highness Changsun obviously arranged for someone to protect you at all times. How can you make such a move?" What about such rebellious actions? If you insist on saying this, it is tantamount to accusing His Royal Highness Changsun of not doing enough to protect you. His Royal Highness Changsun suffers from a serious illness and stays in bed all day long, yet he can arrange someone thousands of miles away to protect you. It is very difficult, why did Concubine Changsun have to be so unfeeling and put His Highness Changsun to death with a single rumor? How cruel is your move!"

"Not bad, not bad, the analysis is quite good." Baili Changge gave her a thumbs up, "Since Miss Cuimo is so considerate of His Highness the eldest grandson, why don't you go for this marriage and become the eldest grandson concubine, lest you worry about it?" Going too far, becoming depressed and ill, silently hiding behind his back and doing so much for His Royal Highness, he doesn't even know."

Cui Mo's face turned pale again.

Baili Changge said again: "I will discuss this matter with the prince later, and when I see the emperor, I will ask for a marriage order for you."

"What nonsense are you talking about?" Cui Mo finally tore his face apart, staring at Baili Changge with sinister eyes.

"What did I say wrong?" Baili Changge raised his eyes, "I just want to ask you, the eldest grandson of the emperor has been seriously ill for ten years, and he hardly leaves the East Palace, lying on the couch all day, do you care about his health?"

Cui Mo bit her lip, the question Baili Changge asked was really tricky, she couldn't say "no", so she could only respond: "Although the servants are not from the East Palace, they naturally have to care about the affairs of the masters of."

(End of this chapter)