The imperial concubine is favored by the Six Palaces again

Before leaving, the Empress Dowager took off the other bracelet from her hand and handed it to Mrs. Jiang: "Maybe you won't see me again next year. This pair of bracelets is also my memory for you."

Mrs. Jiang looked at the other bracelet on her wrist, wiped her wet eyes and said, "What nonsense are you talking about? With Luoxia here, you will be fine."

The queen mother smiled, took Mrs. Jiang's other free hand and put the bracelet on Mrs. Jiang, and said with a smile: "I know my own body, not to mention that it is better if I go to see the first emperor earlier. I have been drinking for two years. The medicine is very bitter, and where there is good wine, I know you can't bear it, don't be afraid, I will miss you when I go."

Mrs. Jiang hugged the queen mother and cried for a long time before turning around and leaving.

When they arrived at Ganquan Palace, Mrs. Jiang still hadn't recovered a bit. Jiang Yuming knew that her mother had gone to see the queen mother, so she didn't say anything, just pulled Mrs. Jiang's sleeve and shook it.

The queen mother has been in poor health for the past few years, but she is not willing to ask people to come and serve her sick, she just said that she doesn't like people being surrounded by people.

Mrs. Jiang stayed in the evening and left the palace.

On the carriage back home, Jiang Xunfang leaned on Second Aunt Jiang and said softly, "Mother, the palace is so beautiful, even more beautiful than the imperial garden."

Jiang Ersao said with a smile: "That's because the emperor dotes on your aunt, so your aunt's palace is naturally beautiful."

"Then what if the emperor doesn't favor aunt any more?" Jiang Xunfang's immature face was a little worried.

She felt that her aunt was a very kind person, and she took a sneak peek at the lucky money she gave her, and it was all gold.

"No." Jiang Ersao said with a smile, "There won't be such a day, even if the emperor doesn't spoil your aunt someday, there will still be your cousins, and you won't make your aunt suffer."

Jiang Xunfang responded, and then said with a smile: "Mother, the New Year's money given by my aunt is all gold."

"Since your aunt gave it to you, you should keep it well." Second Aunt Jiang rubbed Jiang Xunfang's head.

If it was said that the emperor would stop pampering Chacha someday, she felt that this might not be true.

When Chacha was first favored, everyone thought that the emperor was only fresh for two days.

But this freshness has been fresh for more than ten years. In the future, as long as Chacha doesn't harm the world, the emperor probably won't let go of Chacha.

After returning home, thinking that she had been out of the palace for business these few days and happened to live in the Prince's Mansion outside the palace, Mrs. Jiang took her family's children to the Prince's Mansion to visit the Prince.

The guy who opened the door at that time was a young servant who looked a bit unfamiliar, but Mrs. Jiang didn't pay much attention to it, after all, she didn't come to the Prince's Mansion very often.

On the contrary, Mr. Jiang glanced at him. He would occasionally come to the Prince's Mansion to play chess with Jing Luo, but Jing Luo didn't live outside much, so he just glanced at him and didn't care.

After having dinner at the Prince's Mansion, Mrs. Jiang's family went back.

On the first Lantern Festival, the Lantern Festival was held outside the palace in accordance with the tradition handed down from the ancestors.

The whole street is full of lanterns, some give lanterns by guessing lantern riddles, and some buy fireworks.

To this day, some people still recall the sky lanterns that the emperor set up for Concubine Zhaorong more than ten years ago.

The spectacular and shocking Lantern Festival in Beijing that year is really unforgettable.

The activity that everyone is most willing to participate in during the Lantern Festival is guessing lantern riddles.

The Jiang family has a big business, and every year they build a table in the middle of the busiest street in Shangjing as a venue for lantern riddles.