The imperial concubine is favored by the Six Palaces again

Chapter 52 Friendship Between Women

"How come, people always have something to fear." The queen mother didn't know what she thought of, looking at the mountains in the distance, she said with emotion.

"My lady hasn't offered incense yet, why don't we go together." Mother Jiang said with a smile.

The queen mother agreed without thinking too much. She and Madam Jiang are predestined, so it doesn't matter if they get closer.

"Madam's hairpin is very beautiful. I saw it from a distance just now."

"Really? It's a gift from my son. It's not a rare item, but it's just because of his heart. Your Ying Luo is also pretty good."

"..."

Sometimes, women's friendships are just so weird and cute.

The friendship between Mother Jiang and the Empress Dowager quickly warmed up, and Mother Jiang was a slick person, but within half a month, the Queen Mother called Mother Jiang her confidant.

When it was time to return to the palace, the queen mother confessed her identity to Mother Jiang with some hesitation.

When they got to the door, the Queen Mother still hesitated, fearing that Mother Jiang would end up with her.

Mother Jiang, who knew the identity of the queen mother early in the morning, heard the queen mother's confession, pretended to be decent, and said she got up and saluted.

The Empress Dowager hurriedly supported Mother Jiang: "Why do you and I need such vain courtesy?"

Only then did Mother Jiang smile a little shyly: "I thought you were the official wife of some family, but who would have thought that you were the queen mother."

"It's just a title." The Empress Dowager pulled Mother Jiang to sit down.

"So my sister is going back to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival." Mother Jiang reluctantly held the Queen Mother's hand.

"Yeah, it's you. You should have gone back a long time ago. It's just because of me that you've delayed for so long." The queen mother felt a little guilty, but she was more happy.

"It's the same whenever I go back. Will my sister come back?" Mother Jiang asked expectantly.

The queen mother shook her head, and took a gold-plated token from the maid: "I'm afraid I won't come back, if you miss me someday, you can come to the palace to see me with this token."

"Then I won't be polite. Speaking of which, I have something to ask my sister." Mother Jiang lowered her eyes and sighed softly.

"Sister, it's fine, you and I don't have to be so polite." The Queen Mother agreed.

"I have a daughter who has entered the palace, and my sister will go back in the future, can you help me with something about her?" Mother Jiang was a little depressed as she spoke.

The Queen Mother was a little surprised, and then smiled and said: "What's the matter, as long as she doesn't harm the country and the people, I will protect her well. Speaking of which, we are also considered in-laws."

Mother Jiang responded, still a little depressed, but quickly adjusted.

The two chatted all afternoon, and before they knew it, it was time for dinner.

In the palace, Meng Chengye received the papers from Frontier to announce the good news. General Mu truthfully explained Jiang's father's achievements, and asked about some follow-up matters.

They sent a letter to the Nanman King, but there was no news there. In fact, the Nanman King had already fainted from Ge Lie's anger.

He is still not awake yet, and Ge Lie was also locked up by his elder brother, saying that he will deal with it when the Nanman king wakes up.

General Mu continued to advance the above request in the notebook, and Meng Chengye also agreed.

Victory in the first battle is the time when morale is soaring, and this time is naturally full of energy.

What's more, they don't have that kind of slow-down here, and they have enough food and grass supplies, so they naturally fight whenever they want.

Meng Chengye looked at the folder on the table, with a faint smile on his lips.

After dinner, Jiang Yuming received an imperial edict.

Just when Jiang Yuming was in the fog, Yang Fu happily delivered the imperial decree to her.

(End of this chapter)