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Chapter 1738 Once entering the Houmen, it is as deep as the sea (69)

Feeling that his heartbeat had calmed down, the prince stretched out his still trembling hand, tremblingly brought over the glass of water that was not harmed by Jin Qing on the table, wanting to drink it to calm his shock.

It's just that the prince's hands were shaking very badly because he was too frightened just now.

Not only did the glass of water shake into half, the wall of the glass was still clinking against his teeth.

Difficult to pour the remaining water into his mouth, the prince started to cough violently as if thinking of something: Is this the glass of water he just used to dip in and write?

With a cough, the prince subconsciously placed his hand on the table beside him.

There was a crackling sound, and the table made of white marble was shattered in four directions along the four legs.

The water glass that had been set on the table before fell to the floor with a clatter, and the water that had been swirling in the glass finally spilled out.

Seeing that the water in the cup soaked the limp piece, the prince felt a stone in his heart suddenly fell to the ground.

Staring at the unconscious people on the ground, the prince suddenly let out a low laugh, and muttered to himself, "I can't think of it." As for what he couldn't think of, probably only he himself knows.

At noon the next day, the queen received the news that Lan Ruhai had left Beijing.

Knowing the prince's plan, the queen was in a hurry, and immediately sent someone to send the prince to the palace to ask about the situation.

Who would have thought that he could only get one answer: The prince ate too much wine last night and accidentally hurt his forehead. people see.

The queen, who was rejected by her son for the first time, threw down her most beloved jade cabbage ornament angrily, and then angrily reprimanded the eunuch who sent the letter: "Go tell the prince, and tell the prince that I am seriously ill. If he doesn't enter the palace today, he will be killed later." Don't even come to see this Palace!"

Watching the eunuch take the order to leave, the queen clenched her fists tightly: King Yi has completely severed contact with her, which means that she has only one son left now, the prince, and she must not let him escape from her control.

Not only the crown prince, but she also wanted to find a way to get King Yi back from the fiefdom.

The child had been hiding clumsiness by her side pretending to be crazy, and the empress gritted her silver teeth angrily: The child didn't kiss her normally, but now he manages the fief so well.

As a result, she was ridiculed by other concubines on weekdays, saying that it was because of her unkindness that her own son was so guarded against her, and did not dare to show his true ability until he avoided her far away.
The words of these women really made the empress angry.

The queen gritted her teeth secretly in her heart. Since King Tan attached so much importance to the fief, she vowed to take away the fief from King Tan, and then took him back to the capital to reflect on how to honor her mother.

In order to facilitate this matter, the queen kept talking about the benefits of Northern Xinjiang in the prince's ears, and offered to help the prince with advice, which made the prince who had already moved his mind about Northern Xinjiang and completely strengthened his belief in taking action against King Tan.

Therefore, when the queen heard that Lan Ruhai had left the capital, she would be extremely angry: she had a feeling that the prince seemed to be getting out of her control.

Just when the queen was losing her temper in the palace, she heard the announcement from the eunuch outside, saying that the chief eunuch had come.

The queen's chest heaved violently a few times, and she ordered the palace staff to tidy up the room quickly. The queen combed her hair and sat on a chair, asking the palace staff to let the chief eunuch in.

The head eunuch held a food box in his hand, and smiled and bowed to the queen: "My servant, the queen please be well."

Knowing that this is a celebrity in front of the emperor, the queen did not make things difficult for the chief eunuch, but directly asked someone to help the chief eunuch to speak.

After the chief eunuch got up, he picked up the food box beside him and placed it respectfully beside the queen: "Your Majesty said that the weather has been dry recently, so he specifically ordered the kitchen to bring over stewed blood swallows for the queen every day, saying that it was eaten from now on. Winter is just the right time to nourish the body."

After listening to the chief eunuch's words, the queen finally showed a smile, and glanced at the maid beside her, who immediately helped the queen to stand up knowingly, and bowed to the imperial study: "Your Majesty, I'm sorry."

Then there were other little palace people who quickly brought out the blood swallow from the food box and put it on the small table in the hall.

The queen walked to the small table and sat down with a smile, and asked the chief eunuch, "Does your majesty have any orders? How is he safe today?"

The chief eunuch replied respectfully to the empress: "Returning to the empress, the weather is hot and dry recently, and your Majesty often writes memorials until the third watch, which makes this servant very distressed.

His majesty suddenly thought that the empress was impatient with summer dryness after coming down to the court today, so he thought of letting the servants send blood swallows to nourish the empress every day. Ping An pulse. "

A paragraph clearly stated the meaning of the emperor, but it did not reveal at all what the emperor's body was like at this time.

The Empress sighed a long time, and her tone was somewhat resentful: "I'm sorry to trouble Your Majesty, I haven't seen His Majesty for a long time."

Hearing that the empress's tone was not good, the chief eunuch bowed down, but he didn't reply a word.

Knowing that her words were really difficult to answer, the queen simply changed the topic and said some trivial things.

The chief eunuch was also obedient, and followed the queen's words, which made the queen laugh out loud.

Afterwards, the chief eunuch looked at the blood swallow that had lost its heat, and reminded the queen: "Your Majesty, if this blood swallow gets cold, it will fail the emperor's wishes."

The queen lightly pressed the center of her eyebrows, and said angrily: "Okay, I know it well, you are also in older grades, and the older you are, the more old-fashioned you are."

The chief eunuch who talked a lot shut his mouth immediately, just looked at the queen with a smile and said nothing.

Seeing that the chief eunuch still didn't want to leave, the queen stood up with the support of the grand maid: "We will have lunch soon, this blood swallow will be overheated in the kitchen, eat it before my palace eats, and then let it go The palace servants packed up the food box and sent it to you, look good."

Hearing what the empress had said so bluntly, the chief eunuch naturally didn't want to stay any longer, so he hurriedly bowed and left.

The moment the chief eunuch walked out of the gate, the smile on the queen's face disappeared instantly, and her whole person became gloomy.

The queen's eyes fell on the small bright yellow bowl containing the blood swallow, the expression on her face was unpredictable, and then she called softly: "Ruxi."

I saw a female official who was dressed as a third-rank Huiren, hurried in from the outside, knelt down in front of the queen: "The empress."

The queen looked at Ruxi who had been serving in the outer room with a smile, and asked gently: "How long have you been in the palace?"

Ruxi obviously didn't know what the empress meant, but she still answered truthfully: "As the empress said, Ruxi entered the palace at the age of eleven, and has been in the palace for more than thirteen years now."

(End of this chapter)