Rebirth of the eldest daughter

Chapter 1234 His thoughts are in my heart

After explaining to Bi, Bai Mingwei was ready to go find Liu Yao.

There is a thick stack of letters on the table.

As usual, Cheng Bi was ready to burn these letters quickly.

But that special letter was also among them. She stopped Bai Mingwei who was about to leave: "Miss..."

Bai Ming looked back slightly: "What's wrong?"

Cheng Bi asked: "Aren't you going to keep these letters?"

Bai Ming shook his head slightly: "It's all taken care of."

Cheng Bi was puzzled: "But... this is between you after all..."

Bai Mingwei originally wanted to leave the order and leave.

But when the words came to her lips, she still chose to explain patiently:

"Cheng Bi, if I were just an ordinary woman in a boudoir, I could certainly treat these letters as treasures and store them carefully and properly."

"Because my thoughts and friendships will only happen in that small boudoir. They have nothing to do with anyone and are not known to anyone who is irrelevant."

"But now, my joys, sorrows, and joys cannot be seen by outsiders, let alone these matters that are related to my private affairs."

"His friendship is in my heart, and the content of the letter is in my mind. If I cling to these pieces of paper, then there will be a butcher's knife hanging on the necks of everyone around me."

Hearing this, Cheng Bi solemnly admitted her mistake to Bai Mingwei: "Miss, I know I was wrong. I will pay attention to it in the future."

Bai Ming smiled: "I know you also care about me. In the future, whenever you are unsure, just like today, ask me first."

Cheng Bi nodded: "Yes, miss."

Bai Mingwei said nothing more, turned around and walked out.

Why doesn't she cherish those letters?

But as she said, the friendship and the content of the letter were all in her heart, so why bother clinging to the few carriers used to express it?

When Bai Mingwei saw Liu Yao, Liu Yao was sitting at his desk.

There were several candles on the desk, and the light and shadow swayed gently, illuminating his slightly pale and tired face.

"Your Highness."

Bai Ming slightly saluted.

Liu Yao put down what he was doing and raised his eyes with a faint smile: "General, you are here."

With that said, he handed several letters to Bai Mingwei.

Bai Mingwei took it and glanced at it: "Your Highness, this is a letter from the Imperial Concubine. It seems inappropriate to me."

Liu Yao said quietly: "She is no longer a noble concubine, she is now Wei Fei."

Bai Mingwei already knew about this, but she didn't reveal much.

She asked: "What did Concubine Wei say?"

Liu Yao looked at Bai Mingwei calmly: "The general is better informed than I am, so I guess he already knows about the affair." Bai Mingwei nodded: "I know roughly, but not much."

Liu Yao said: "The inside story is in the envelope. Take a look."

Bai Mingwei opened the envelope, took out the letter and started reading.

After a while, she put down the letter: "So, Concubine Wei is following the prince's will."

Bai Mingwei knows the specific inside story better than Liu Yao.

Originally, the prince and the others used Concubine Wei to deal with Jian Jia, but Xiao Chongyuan used the trick to make it appear that the prince was doing it for the hydrographic map in Jian Jia's hand.

However, from Concubine Wei's point of view, she only felt that this was a conspiracy against her.

Because Xiao Chongyuan was involved, Bai Mingwei was unable to be honest and explain everything clearly.

It's not that she doesn't trust His Highness Ninth Prince, but it's just that she sails the ten-thousand-year ship with caution.

After Liu Yao heard her summary, he immediately said: "On the surface, it is like this. The mother-in-law and the queen have been fighting for many years. Due to personal grudges, there are some things that she is not aware of."

"But I feel that the whole thing is not that simple. Even if the general doesn't come to the door, I will invite the general to come."

Bai Mingwei asked: "Your Highness wants to ask how involved I am in this matter, right?"

Liu Yao looked at Bai Mingwei steadily: "So, how much involvement did the general have?"

Bai Mingwei didn't feel cold about Liu Yao's question.

Instead, I felt a little relieved.

Accompanying you is like accompanying a tiger.

Is the art of controlling people as simple as giving "trust"?

A qualified monarch should still be suspicious even if he does not have a close family relationship.

Hearing this, Bai Ming raised his lips slightly: "Not much. I don't have the ability to influence the affairs of the Crown Prince and Concubine Wei."

Liu Yao looked at Bai Mingwei quietly, and after a moment he suddenly laughed: "This answer is very characteristic of you, the general."

Yun Danfengqing's words showed that he would not pursue the question any further.

But at the same time, he also told Bai Mingwei that he did not believe everything Bai Mingwei said just now.

But Bai Mingwei didn't say anything, so he didn't force Bai Mingwei.

Bai Ming slightly cupped his hands and his voice became extremely solemn: "Thank you, Your Highness/for your understanding."

Liu Yao's answer was also very solemn: "I know the general's wish, and you should keep an appropriate distance from me."

"As long as the general does not change his original intention, my heart will not change either. If the general is unwilling, I will never force him. This is the case now, and it will be the same in the future."

Bai Mingwei listened to Liu Yao's words.

She handed over her hand again: "Excuse me, Your Highness, what do you think of this matter?"

(End of this chapter)