The imperial concubine is favored by the Six Palaces again

Chapter 146 Butterfly Play Peony
Jiang Yuming said angrily, "Mother, it's still far away."

Jiang's mother just stared at Jiang Yuming and smiled without saying a word. She thought so too at the beginning, but she was pregnant without knowing it.

Several people chatted for a while, and then someone came from the Empress Dowager's side, saying that Mother Jiang was invited to catch up on the old days.

"You guys have a good chat, and I'll come back when I go." That's what Jiang's mother said.

But when they got to the Empress Dowager's Palace, the two chatted happily, until it was almost lunch time, Mother Jiang came back with a smile on her face.

Jiang Yuming hit it off with the two sister-in-laws, and they chatted happily.

When it was time for lunch, Jiang Yuming ordered Xiaohuazi to bring out a few dishes that Mother Jiang loved. Of course, Li Shi and Wu Shi were not left behind.

In the afternoon, Jiang Yuming took Mother Jiang to visit the various parts of Ganquan Palace. When Mother Jiang saw the picture of a butterfly playing peony hanging in the bedroom, she was still a little worried and said, "Chacha, this peony is not hung randomly."

Jiang Yuming looked up, and the peonies on the painting were lifelike: "My mother, the emperor asked me to hang it here."

She also didn't want to hang it up, but she was afraid that the dog emperor would be angry, so hanging it here could serve as a decoration.

Mother Jiang looked at the painting again in surprise, and finally found the emperor's private seal in the corner.

Jiang's mother was in a complicated mood for a while, so she took Jiang Yuming to look elsewhere.

I don't know what the emperor means, but this painting is a bit out of line.

But this also means that the emperor still has some thoughts on Chacha, and he doesn't know whether it is good or bad.

Mother Jiang concealed her thoughts and followed Jiang Yuming around again.

After seeing Jiang Yuming's residence, Mother Jiang finally felt a little relieved.

In the evening, Mother Jiang left the palace, and Jiang Yuming reluctantly sent her to the gate of the palace.

Zhao He's banquet is not over yet, there are few people, so sending it here is not a big deal.

Mother Jiang touched Jiang Yuming's cheek, and said softly, "Chacha, go back, it's cold, look at your frozen face."

Jiang Yuming rubbed Mother Jiang's hand, replied and still stood still.

It's only been less than a day since Jiang Yuming looked at Mother Jiang's gentle smile, and she was extremely reluctant to part with her.

In the end, Mother Jiang got up and got into the carriage. Jiang Yuming walked to the corner and turned her head to watch the carriage staggering out of the palace gate secretly. Jiang Yuming turned back to Ganquan Palace.

During dinner, Meng Chengye came over, looking at Jiang Yuming who was feeling a little listless, Meng Chengye patted Jiang Yuming's head: "Can't bear your mother?"

Jiang Yuming responded, grabbing the handkerchief in his hand and saying nothing.

Meng Chengye got up and sat beside Jiang Yuming, holding Jiang Yuming in his arms without making a sound.

When Jiang's mother left, Meng Chengye also sent someone to bring things over. Of course, Jiang Yuming himself gave many things to Jiang's mother. Besides Meng Chengye and Jiang Yuming's, the Queen Mother also sent someone to bring over some things.

Therefore, Mother Jiang brought a lot of things with her when she went out.

Logically speaking, it was a reward, but Jiang Yuming felt that it was not appropriate to reward Mother Jiang, so he insisted that it was a gift, not a reward.

Sending is better than rewarding, isn't it?

Jiang Yuming just thought about Jiang's mother for several days, and it wasn't until her parents, who had promised in vain, said to come and see her the head of Ganquan Palace first, that Jiang Yuming took the time to dress herself.

A few days ago, Jiang Yuming didn't have to attend any banquets or greet him, so Jiang Yuming was lazy in his own palace, just pulling up his hair and not adorned with jewelry.

(End of this chapter)