Princess of the auxiliary country

Some people think that it is human nature for Duke Ji's government to do this.

The daughter who was finally found was stabbed in the back before she could do anything.

The clay figurine also has three points of fire. Even though Ji Guogong has a good temper, if he doesn't do something at this time, wouldn't he be a father in vain?

But some people felt that Duke Ji's government had no ulterior motives in doing this. Although Huo Junyao was stabbed in the back, Huo Junyao almost drowned, wasn't it still Zhao Yaner who saved her?
Even if the knot cannot be resolved, there is a tacit understanding between each other, and there is no need to openly say it.

How embarrassing it is that we are all courtiers and live so close to each other.

However, what they don't know is that at this moment, they are in Langhuan Garden of Duke Ji's Mansion.

Princess Ningyang was discussing with Huo Jingzhi and Huo Jinyan about moving the mansion.

This is the Duke's Mansion, the mansion that the emperor gifted to Huo Jingzhi.

And who is his wife?The current eldest princess is the emperor's sister, so naturally she also has a mansion.

Logically speaking, the eldest princess Ningyang should live in the princess's mansion even after she gets married. However, because of her good relationship with Huo Jingzhi and the favor of Emperor Tai and Emperor Zhaowu, she is not required to live in the princess's mansion according to the rules. Lives in the eldest princess mansion.

Now that something like this happened, they also considered how inconvenient it would be to live with Cao Guogong, their next-door neighbor, without looking up and looking down.

The eldest princess Ningyang was determined to let her family move to the eldest princess' mansion with her.

Her eldest princess's mansion is some distance away from Duke Ji's mansion, and is close to the palace. From now on, she won't have to get up early to prepare for the court, so she can have more rest.

Having said this, I have to complain. In ancient times, it was really early to go to court. It was better in spring, summer, and autumn. In winter, it is really too early to get up early in the morning to go to court before dawn. Suffer.

"Jingzhi, I know that letting you live in the eldest princess's residence is a bit bad for your reputation, but now you have seen this situation, it is really..."

Huo Jingzhi smiled slightly and said, "It doesn't matter, I didn't think so in my heart. We have been husband and wife for many years, why don't we live there?"

"It's not like we don't have a mansion. Those people outside won't talk nonsense."

"And I also think it's better to move far away. It can be regarded as a silent response to what happened to our daughter."

Nowadays, there are still rumors outside about how Zhao Yaner sacrificed his life to save his daughter. He feels sick when he hears it.

Although I know that this is a design and Zhao Yaner also played a role in it, there are some things that cannot be said clearly.

This is related to the reputation of the prince. The emperor can reprimand and scold the prince, but as ministers they cannot discredit the prince, otherwise it will be a serious crime.

Therefore, even if they were angry, they had to listen to those outside preaching about Zhao Yaner's words to save their daughter.

But now the eldest princess Ningyang proposed to move, which made Huo Jingzhi's eyes light up.

Isn't it said that Zhao Yan'er was life-saving to his daughter?

Then let's break off our friendship and move. If we don't thank you for saving our lives, we break off our friendship and move. What will people outside think?

As long as you are not a fool, you can probably guess that there is something going on here, and you will naturally be able to sway the direction of public opinion.

"Not to mention, it has to be dad. You are amazing. You can play this skill beautifully."

When Huo Jinyan heard his father's silent response again, he was startled, and then his mind turned quickly, and he immediately understood what his father was thinking.

Give him a thumbs up.

"Okay, since both you and your son agree, I will ask someone to go over there and clean it up first. Once it is packed up, we will move there first, and we will slowly move things in later."

Father and son nodded in unison.

Royal Palace.

As dinner time approached, Emperor Zhaowu had almost finished his official duties for the day and stood up to stretch his muscles.

Asked for the time. "Show me in Fengqi Palace."

With that said, he walked out, but within two steps, he seemed to have thought of something, so he turned back and took out a roll of paper from under the imperial desk.

Gao Fu was startled when he saw what he was taking, and thought to himself, wasn't this something that Prince Ji Guogong sent over in the morning?
After the emperor saw it at that time, he was very angry and punished the prince severely for this.

When he came back from delivering the oral message, he didn't see it. He thought that the emperor might have thrown it away, but he never thought that he still kept it.
It seems like this has to be taken to Fengqi Palace for the Queen to see?

What exactly is written here?
He was very curious about this. What was it that could make the emperor angry, but he still couldn't bear to throw it away, and wanted to show it to the queen?
Over at Fengqi Palace, the queen seemed to have guessed that the emperor would come, and gave orders early to prepare dinner.

"Mr. Wen."

Sure enough, not long after, Emperor Zhaowu's call came from outside.

The queen quickly stood up and faced out.

Let me tell you here that the queen’s surname is Shen and her maiden name is Wenjun.

She and Emperor Zhaowu were a young couple, and they fell in love and came together, so even if their identities changed, the emperor's name for her in private remained the same.

It is almost rare to call the queen, and she always calls the queen by her first name.

"Your Majesty, are you done with your work? Are you hungry? I have already asked someone to prepare dinner."

Emperor Zhaowu smiled and nodded and said, "I'm really hungry. I didn't eat much at noon."

"Huh? Why, Your Majesty?"

At this point, Queen Shen paused and realized that she was probably not in the mood to eat because of the prince's affairs.

"Even if your Majesty is busy, you still have to remember to eat. Taking care of your body is the most important thing."

Emperor Zhaowu sighed, took Queen Shen's hand and walked to the main hall to sit down in front of the sofa.

"Do you know about Yaoyao leaving the capital?"

Hearing this, Queen Shen was startled, with a guilty look on her face, shaking her head and saying, "I don't know when I left, my concubine? How could Duke Ji and the emperor agree to her leaving?"

"What can I do if I don't leave? How unpleasant are the rumors outside now?"

Speaking of this, Emperor Zhaowu lost his smile and his eyes flashed with anger.

Seeing him like this, Queen Shen felt even more guilty.

"It's all my concubine's fault. If I hadn't asked for the emperor's sister, nothing would have happened next."

"The same goes for the prince. How could he do such a hateful thing?"

Emperor Zhaowu was depressed for a long time before he continued: "Before leaving, that girl Yaoyao wrote a calligraphy. In the morning, the emperor asked that brat Jinyan to send it to me."

As he spoke, Emperor Zhaowu's face turned strangely red.

Queen Shen didn't notice. Her attention was completely attracted by Yaoyao's writing.

"That girl still knows how to write?"

"Not only do you understand, but you can endure it. It was just after seeing her handwriting that I became so angry that I issued an oral order to punish the prince."

In fact, after calming down, Emperor Zhaowu also realized that today's instructions to the prince were a bit too harsh.

Although the prince made a big mistake and must be punished, the content of the order can be changed.

When he said it at this time, he was actually telling Queen Shen that he had no intention of Yi Chu, it was all because he was too angry, and anything that was immoral was just an angry talk.