The red building is so arrogant

Chapter 642 Introduction
[There are old people on the top and young people on the bottom. It is difficult to guarantee the number of updates during the New Year's Day. I hope everyone understands. 】

This afternoon.

The queen returned to the Chuxiu Palace with a tired face, raised her hand and waved back and forth, sat down in front of the dressing table and took off the phoenix crown, and undid the two rhino horn buttons, revealing a snowy neck like a white jade pillar.

She is the one who pays the most attention to manners on weekdays, even when she is alone in private, she seldom acts like this.

Now that he has lost his composure, it is all because of the encounter just now in Qianqing Palace.

Emperor Longyuan had always had a quick temper. After calling Jia Yuanchun to his dormitory, he said straight to the point that now she and the Rongguo Mansion are both guilty of a crime, and what will happen in the end depends on how she behaves next.

Then he threw the memorial that needed to be dealt with to Jia Yuanchun, and ordered him to sort out the priorities, the context, and then make a summary as concisely and straightforwardly as possible.

The queen was originally pulled by Emperor Longyuan to be a counselor, but when it came to discussing the big and small affairs of the court, she rarely had a place to get in the way—even if Jia Yuanchun had done his best during this period. Taking care of her emotions, she still inevitably gradually became an outsider.

This made the Queen very disappointed.

This is no wonder to her, although she bears the name of the lord of the six palaces and is the undisputed wife of the emperor, she has never experienced the real relationship between husband and wife, that is, the emperor has been bad in the past few months, Having to rely heavily on her, the husband and wife finally showed some affection for each other.

However today...

Although the queen also felt that she shouldn't be so narrow-minded, she still couldn't help feeling frustrated, as if she had lost a treasure that was originally her own.

She stared at the slightly haggard pretty face in the mirror, raised her hand and pinched the center of her brows fiercely, trying to use the pain to dispel the inexplicable loss in her heart, but the effect was obviously unsatisfactory.

"Ah~"

She sighed and got up from the embroidered pier, wandering aimlessly back and forth in the house, her eyes inadvertently fixed on the mahogany box in the corner, which was covered by brocade.

For some unknown reason, she suddenly had the urge to open it and take a look.

After hesitating for a while, she rummaged through and found two keys, and placed them side by side in front of the wooden box as if offering sacrifices, then carefully picked up one of them, took a deep breath, reached out and unscrewed the first lock, and took out the key from inside. A slightly smaller inner box.

In the past, every time she did this step, she felt extremely flustered, and felt a strong resistance to back down.

But today, the panic is still there, and the feeling of fear and resistance has disappeared strangely.

So much so that the speed at which she opened the second lock was three points faster than the speed at which she opened the first lock.

When the two memorials came into view, the queen took another deep breath, and slowly but firmly put her hand into the inner box.

The moment she touched the cover of the memorial, she felt that her fingertips were wet and slippery. For the first year, she said: No, this book is damp!
But soon she realized that the wetness actually came from her fingertips, and not only her hands, even her smooth forehead was unconsciously sweating.

The queen swallowed her saliva unconsciously, tremblingly took out a memorial from the inner box and put it on the table, and clasped the side of the cover with her thumb. Obviously, she only needed a little force to open it and read it, but she always felt that the cover was heavy. More than ten thousand catties.

That's where she stopped last time.

but……

The queen bit her cherry lips lightly, and finally pulled back the final 'seal' tremblingly.

Different from the previous time when she swallowed everything in one glance and ten lines at a glance, this time she read it word by word from the very beginning, and saw everything that happened in the mourning hall that night without leaving anything behind.

After a long time.

The queen's gaze stayed on the last line for a long while, but she still couldn't break free from the plain but detailed text.

This is really...

Thanks to Jiao Shun for being able to do it and write it!
However, after being shocked, she changed her mind about Jiaoshun. After all, judging from the description in the memorial, it was obvious that Jia Yucun secretly forced her into prostitution, and Mrs. Mei took the initiative to flirt in order to protect her family, which led to the scene in the mourning hall. ...

But it's only a slight change!
Even if it's passive, it shouldn't be...

at least not...

But she said that she was criticizing Jiao Shun in her heart, but she suddenly heard a report from outside: "My Lady, Concubine Xiande is asking to see you outside the palace."

The queen was so excited that she almost threw the memorial away, and then she hurriedly closed the memorial, put it back into the inner box, and said in a very sweet and charming voice while locking it: "Please wait outside the palace, I'll just wait for you." ..."

Halfway through the talk, I suddenly felt something strange about my body, and hurriedly changed my words: "I, I'll go out in a while!"

This so-called short while made Jia Yuanchun wait for more than two quarters of an hour.

Looking forward to the empress coming out from the room with great difficulty, Jia Yuanchun hurriedly stepped forward to salute and said: "Thank you for your help!"

The queen avoided it slightly, waved her hands and said with a smile: "What does this have to do with me? If you want to thank Jiao Changqing, you should also thank Jiao Changqing. If he hadn't spoken well for you in front of His Majesty, His Majesty would not have made up his mind to summon you so soon."

When it comes to the word 'Jiao Changqing', her smile is a little unnatural.

Fortunately, Jia Yuanchun was not surprised when he heard this, so he didn't notice it.

Yuan Chun really didn't expect that this time it would be Jiao Shun's credit.

After all, according to her previous speculation, Jiao Shun should have nothing to do with the emperor's extrajudicial favor last time, but after the incident, this person falsely claimed the credit, which shows that he is absolutely unbelievable.

And the reason why she didn't expose this matter is only because the strength of the two sides has reversed now, and she doesn't want to make troubles in her natal family and provoke powerful enemies again.

However, comparing the two now, I'm afraid she judges the heart of a gentleman with the heart of a villain—if Jiao Shun really still misses the old relationship, she might as well try to let him take the role of her uncle [Wang Ziteng] in the future. There is also an echo between them.

Jia Yuanchun came here to express his gratitude, but now that he knew the inside story, he still complimented the queen, and then he resigned and left.

After sending her away, the queen immediately ordered the maid to bring a basin of water, but refused to let it be sent into the inner room, but took it in her hand.

After returning to the room, she couldn't wait to lock the door, put the basin of water on the table, and then took out a pair of pants from under the pillow and stuffed them into the water. Seeing that they were all soaked inside and out, she finally relaxed a little. He took a deep breath, and then slumped on the chair as if exhausted.

For a long time.

She gradually regained her senses, turned her eyes to the mahogany box again, spat softly, and thought to herself that she is really ridiculous today, how could she do such a thing?
Thinking of what she had just seen, she couldn't help but spit again, wondering why His Majesty said there were lies in it, and the descriptions in it were really exaggerated.

but……

He has already truthfully reported to the emperor the things that could ruin a person's reputation in an instant and dismiss him from office, so why would he go out of his way to lie about it?

(End of this chapter)