The shocking rules of the wedding night: Lord, I will wait for you to divorce your wife

"Cheng'er hasn't been in the palace very much recently, what are you busy with? It's good to visit Ai's house or the emperor once in a while, so that you don't have to stay in the mansion all day long, playing the piano and painting, waiting for you to live in the palace Come to accompany Ai's family, you can paint however you want, and don't be in a hurry." The Queen Mother seemed to be chatting about family affairs, but she seemed to be pointing.

"Isn't the emperor's grandmother the clearest about Cheng'er's temperament?" Mo Liancheng said in a leisurely manner.

"The Ai family understands your temperament too well, so they are worried for you. I believe you will not disappoint Ai, right?"

"Is the imperial grandmother trying to force Cheng'er?"

"Cheng'er, did you come here on purpose today to upset Ai's family?" The queen mother was slightly angry.

"Grandmother, the tea is cold. It's better to drink some tea to moisten your throat first, and then it's not too late to talk slowly." Mo Liancheng smiled and pointed to the teacup beside the queen mother, deliberately bypassing the topic.

After hearing what Mo Liancheng said, the Empress Dowager finally calmed down a little, and glanced at Qu Tan'er, who was sitting silently beside her: "Why is the eighth princess silent?"

"Tan'er dare not disturb." Qu Tan'er was startled, and immediately replied.Then, she was gentle and demure, lowered her eyebrows and lowered her eyes, not looking directly at the Queen Mother.Looking at the old woman's glance, she is not very friendly.She can't afford to provoke her for the time being, it's better for her to keep a low profile, otherwise, she won't even know how she died.

"Since you don't dare, then Aijia asked you to speak, so you can speak."

"Yes." Qu Tan'er responded softly.

"Tell me, how many tea leaves are in this cup of tea from Ai's family?" The queen mother glanced at the teacup in her hand and asked thoughtfully.

Qu Tan'er was taken aback for a moment, and immediately twitched the corners of her mouth, wanting to speak, but swallowed the words again. Anyone who hears this kind of question will probably have a little doubt whether the Queen Mother's words are talking to herself Bar.Otherwise, who would ask such an idiotic and childish question?

"Eighth Princess." The Queen Mother narrowed her eyes slightly and glanced at Qu Tan'er.

"Yes, the imperial grandmother said..."

"Why, do you want to say it again?"

"Don't dare." Qu Tan'er was startled, and actually asked her?But... how many leaves are there in the tea?If she is a god, she will know everything by pinching her fingers.It's very obvious that this dead old woman... is deliberately making things difficult for her.Next, it can be predicted that no matter what Qu Tan'er answers, the queen mother will definitely pick a thorn.

"Then what do you say about this tea?" The queen mother was not in a hurry, but she didn't stop asking questions that should be asked, and continued to speak.

"Tan'er is dull when it comes to the emperor's grandmother."

"Talk about it casually, even if it's wrong, Ai's family won't blame you, but if Ai's family asks, you must answer."

"Yes." Qu Tan'er glanced slightly towards Mo Liancheng from the corner of her eyes, thinking that he would help her out, but in the end, a certain man was leisurely tasting the tea in his hand, with a calm expression on his face, it was probably hopeless, So, she calmly replied: "If you go back to the imperial grandmother, the imperial grandmother's teacup should..." There should be as many tea leaves as there should be.

"Grandmother, who made this tea?"

Unexpectedly, just as Qu Tan'er was halfway through her sentence, Mo Liancheng suddenly interjected, seeming to interrupt her on purpose, Su Shou was still turning the teacup in her hand quite casually, Feng Mu also looked at the Queen Mother with a faint smile.

"Why, Cheng'er doesn't like this tea?" the queen mother asked.

"Not really, it's just a little different from usual."