On the occasion of rebirth Zhou Sui

Chapter 495
In the past, when Cui Che didn't live with Yang Lihua, the young Cui Badger lived with his grandmother.

Now that Princess Nanyang has returned to Jinyang, he naturally moved to his mother's yard.

After the daughter-in-law left with her grandson, Cui Che and Yang Lihua talked about marrying the eldest grandson's wife, Mrs. Gao, but Yang Lihua did not object.

She just gave Cui Che a blank look, and complained:

"Master Gao is a new widow, so you came to the door in a hurry to say goodbye. Could it be that this Gao family is really beautiful and beautiful, which makes you so impatient."

Cui Che hugged Yang Lihua and said softly:
"There are countless beautiful women in this world, but Cui's favorite is the woman in palace costume she met under the osmanthus tree in the East Palace."

Yang Lihua was also brought back memories of the past when he said it.

That night, Cui Che and Yang Lihua performed the ceremony of husband and wife again, but Yang Lihua's physical strength was not as good as before, and she couldn't bear the long-term favor.

As a last resort, Cui Che brought Yang Awu over in the middle of the night, and experienced the joy of the past with the sisters of the Yang family.

Seven days passed in a blink of an eye, Pei Xiu was entrusted by Cui Che to go to the door to hire her, and also arranged everything properly, and the wedding date was also set on the tenth day of the first lunar month.

Prior to this, Cui Che had asked the little emperor for an order to win the favor of his eldest grandson Wuji, allowing him to stay in Xiangguo's mansion instead of Ding You to keep his filial piety.

On the tenth day of the first lunar month in the third year of Zhenyuan (608 A.D.), the palace of King Yan was decorated with lanterns and festoons, and the house was full of guests. Everyone came to celebrate King Yan's concubine.

Even Cui Zhaorong was supported by Pei Xiu and came to the palace to ask for a glass of wedding wine.

Cui Che brought Mrs. Gao, first paid homage to her aunt, and then asked her to serve tea to Yang Lihua and Yang Awu.

This tea, also known as concubine room tea, is an important ceremony for taking concubines.

Only when the concubine's concubine drinks the concubine's tea, can she enter the door.

During these days, Cui Che has put in a lot of effort on the sisters of the Yang family, but luckily the hard work at night was not in vain, the two of them are in a good mood, naturally they will not embarrass Gao.

After the sisters of the Yang family drank concubine tea, it also meant that Gao had become Cui Che's concubine, the side concubine of King Yan.

The eldest grandson Wuji, who was watching the whole ceremony, was in a mixed mood.

He was happy that his mother got what she wanted, but there was always some discomfort in his heart.

Just looking at the sincere joy shown by his mother after serving the tea, Changsun Wuji only had blessings in his heart.

After drinking for three rounds, the guests and the host had a good time, Changsun Wuji took Guanyin's maidservant and left, and someone will take her into the mansion tomorrow.

And Cui Che also staggered to Gao's new house.

As soon as he entered the door, Gao could smell the strong smell of wine.

"This concubine is pouring tea for my husband to sober up."

She put down her cattail fan and was about to get up to pour tea for Cui Che, but Cui Che laughed and said:
"On the big day, how could I get so drunk? It's just that I deliberately spilled wine on the dress to get rid of the guests."

As he spoke, he walked to the front of the couch, and gently put Gao Shi who was sitting on the couch down.

Under Gao's tension and anticipation, Cui Che untied her clothes, removed the restraints on his body, and pressed down on the clean body on the couch.

It was a night of strong wind and rain, and the sound of panting continued for a long time.

The next day, in the early morning, Gao Shi lay on Cui Che's chest like a lazy cat.

She is really exhausted and can't lift half of her strength.

But he still struggled to get up, and wanted to pay his respects to the two main wives, this is the rule of being a concubine.

She used to be the main wife of Changsun Sheng, so she naturally knew that today was the time for the main wife to set the rules for the concubine's room, so she would not dare to neglect her no matter what.

Gao shi kept her hands and feet as light as possible, she walked off the bed with bare feet, and went to pick up the clothes scattered on the floor.

Without heavy make-up, just freshening up, Gao hurried to Yang Lihua's yard.

However, contrary to Gao Shi's expectations, Yang Lihua did not set a rule for her, but poured two cups of tea, and asked Gao Shi to talk with her for a long time before slowly saying:
"Your Majesty doesn't stick to trifles, and the sisters in the family don't have the rules of morning and evening.

"Everyone lives in harmony, and there is less open and secret fighting, so that this day can be lived comfortably."

Yang Lihua didn't bother with the concubine because of her gentle personality and kindness to others.

But it is also inseparable from her noble background. Before she married, she was the eldest daughter of the Duke of Sui.

After going through so many things, how can he be interested in being awe-inspiring in Cui Che's rear house?

Now Cui Che's wives and concubines are harmonious, thanks to Yang Lihua, a good wife.

As a result, Cui Che respected her even more.

Gao was surprised by Yang Lihua's demeanor, and she was less worried about her future life in the palace.

Yang Lihua asked Gao to have a conversation with her again. Seeing that Princess Nanyang brought Cui Badger, Gao also resigned tactfully and went to pay a visit to Yang Awu.

Yang Awu also has a temperament that does not contend with the world. When she greeted Mrs. Gao, she said to her daughter Cui Wenjun:

"This is your father's new concubine, and you haven't saluted your aunt yet."

Cui Wenjun, who has a quiet personality, saluted and said:
"Wen Jun met Aunt Gao."

Of course Gao knew that Yang Ah Wu had a daughter, who was Cui Che's first daughter, who was nine years old at the time, the same age as Guanyin's maidservant.

She had been prepared for a long time, and took out a piece of jewelry from her bosom, and wanted to present it to Cui Wenjun as a meeting gift.

Cui Wenjun didn't know whether to answer it, she looked at her mother, but saw Yang Awu smiled and said:
"Since it was a gift from Aunt Gao, it's best to keep it."

After all, Yang Awu said to Gao:

"When your daughter enters the mansion, remember to bring her to my yard. As the aunt, I also prepared a small gift for her."

Pointing to Cui Wenjun again, he smiled and said:
"Their sisters are the same age. From now on, we should let them get closer and have a companion."

When Gao heard the words, he also echoed again and again.

Cui Wenjun asked curiously:

"Same age as me, is that sister, or sister?"

Yang Awu and Gao Shi compared the birthdays of Cui Wenjun and Guanyin's maidservant, and Guanyin's maidservant was born later than Cui Wenjun.

Seeing that he is an older sister, Cui Wenjun also cheered happily.

After bidding farewell to Yang A-Wu, Mrs. Gao returned to her courtyard. It was already under the sun, but Cui Che was nowhere to be seen.

Asked the maids, but they didn't know his whereabouts, Cui Che didn't say anything, and the maids didn't dare to ask, they only said that King Yan had just left not long ago.

When Gao returned to the bedroom, she felt empty in her heart.

At this time, Cui Che had already taken the carriage to the Changsun Mansion to pick him up.

The brother and sister who had already removed their filial obedience were waiting outside the mansion at this time, the Guanyin servant girl couldn't let go of her brother, and wept with tears in her eyes.

Changsun Wuji managed to coax her well, and Cui Che's carriage also slowly approached.

Seeing that it was Cui Che getting out of the car, Changsun Wuji was very surprised, he did not expect that it was Cui Che who came in person.

Just about to bow and salute, but I don't know how to address it.

Cui Che also saw his embarrassment, and said indifferently:

"Whether you change your address or not, you are still the stepson of this king. If you find it difficult to say it, you can use the same address as before."

Changsun Wuji heaved a sigh of relief, he respectfully saluted and said:
"Wuji greets the king."

(End of this chapter)