Marriage as Queen: Work with Son

Chapter 312
Since he didn't bring so much money with him, King Li asked the coachman to go back to his house to get the money.

And he himself continued to sit where he was, like a normal person.

The shopkeeper knew the elegant meaning after hearing the string song, and immediately handed over the box containing the face to King Li,

King Li didn't hesitate, and directly stuffed the box into the sleeve cage.

He didn't want anyone to know that he bought jewelry for Yunyao.

Seeing Li Wang's nervous appearance, the shopkeeper showed a clear smile, and immediately pretended that nothing happened, and turned back to the counter.

If his family had such a beautiful concubine, he might be like this guest officer, for fear that the other party would find out that he was partial.

But having said that, the main wife is their legitimate wife, which is not comparable to the concubine of a servant.

The box was a little bulging, which made Wang Li's sleeves look bloated.

King Li still lowered his head and drank the tea brought by the shopkeeper, with a calm expression on his face, as if he had forgotten the things in the sleeves of his robe.

At this moment, Yun Xi came down from upstairs in a dispirited manner: "This upstairs is full of crooked melons and dates, so there is nothing good about it."

After finishing speaking, Yun Xi ran to King Li's side in two or three steps, stretched out his hand and pulled the other's sleeve: "Let's go."

King Li avoided Yun Xi's hand indiscriminately, not wanting her to touch his sleeve, and at the same time comforted him in a low voice: "Don't complain, I see there are quite a few good bracelets over there, go and pick one." Right."

A stern look flashed across Yun Xi's eyes, but she quickly covered it up.

He only greeted Li Wang with a smile.

It wasn't until the coachman brought back the banknotes that King Li finally got up and handed the banknotes to the shopkeeper.

Yun Xi still had a smile on his face, and when the shopkeeper was not paying attention, he pulled Wang Li and asked in a low voice: "Did the concubine spend a lot of money on the master?"

Although Yun Xi's voice was brisk, she hated Yun Yao in her heart.

The total of these things she bought was only 2000 taels, just one zero less than Yunyao.

Yun Xi's words made King Li feel a little guilty, so he had to answer softly, and then got into the carriage first.

Along the way, King Li didn't take Yun Xi into his arms because of the jewelry box in the armhole.

And Yun Xi didn't bother him, just lay on the car window and looked out with a strange face: "Master, Kyoto is really prosperous!"

King Li hummed lightly, feeling a little more sympathetic towards Yun Xi's sensibility.

The two returned to Prince Li's mansion all the way.

I thought that the mansion should be quiet, but I didn't expect that as soon as Li Wang entered the mansion, he was blocked by Zheng Haihe.

I saw Zheng Haihe knelt down in front of King Li with a plop, and then frantically slapped himself on the face with his hands: "My lord, it's not good to be a slave, and it's useless to let the old lady at home make trouble in front of the princess.

Now as long as the princess can calm down, even if my family is beaten to death, I will admit it.

If I can't go underground to accompany my short-lived eldest son, the whole family will be neat and tidy."

The more Zheng Haihe talked, the more excited he became, and finally he started crying.

Hearing the eldest son mentioned by Zheng Haihe, King Li pursed his lips, and the expression on his face became more serious: "Just tell me the matter in detail, and this king will make the decision for you."

There is also a reason why Zheng Haihe's family is so arrogant in Prince Li's Mansion.

Back then, King Li took Zheng Haihe's eldest son, Zheng Da'an, to the battlefield.

Who would have thought that in a battle where South Vietnam was defeated, Zheng Daan would have escorted King Li to a safe place with injuries.

Although King Li was saved afterwards, Zheng Daan died.

(End of this chapter)