The soldier is a girl

Chapter 2170 1301: Pass Hibiscus into the Palace (2)

"go back."

Mo Xi does not allow children to be too affectionate, especially sons.

"Sixth prince, you should go back first, I will let you know if there is anything, you don't have to worry." The queen also tried to persuade her.

In the end, Mo Yicheng had no choice but to stubbornly obey, "I obey."

After speaking, he got up, and turned his head three times a step to look at the inner hall where the screams sounded.

Immediately afterwards, Mo Huan also left with a big stride, shaking his sleeves, and finally there was only the queen standing in the Hesui Hall waiting.

……

It was dark, and it was raining so heavily, so Hibiscus ate early.

She was taking off her clothes and going to bed when the imperial decree arrived.

When the imperial decree asked her to pick it up, she had to re-tie the clothes that were half untied.

"Ah Heng, what imperial decree did the emperor give me this evening?"

He is still very confused about the sudden imperial decree Hibiscus.

"Don't be afraid, no matter what it is, I will accompany you." Mo Ling patted Hibiscus reassuringly. He didn't know what imperial decree would come at this time. No matter what imperial decree it was, it would definitely not be a good thing.

She was not afraid of Mu Jin, but she didn't feel very good, but she still responded, "Yes." Mo Ling's pets never refused to her.

Afterwards, the two accompanied them to the vestibule in the front yard of the mansion.

The decree was proclaimed by Yu Shu himself, but it was only an oral order.

And when Mo Ling and Mu Jin came, Mu Peng also came.

How could Mu Peng feel at ease when he announced the decree to Mu Jin at night.

"Old General Mu, General Ling, and Little General Mu."

Seeing the three people coming, Yu Shu immediately bowed down and bowed to the three. Two out of the three should not be messed with. It is better for him to keep his posture low.

"Eunuch Yu, what are you doing here all night?"

What Yu Shu can do is to announce the decree. Mu Peng is asking the question knowingly, but Yu Shu can't do anything to him, and he has to answer politely.

"Concubine He was hit by someone and gave birth prematurely. The baby could not be born. It was a crisis. His Royal Highness the Sixth Prince came to His Majesty and asked His Majesty to order General Mu to help him. The Empress also pleaded for the Sixth Prince. Your Majesty Knowing that Little General Mu is a military general, saving General Chi's wife is also a miracle, but His Majesty couldn't bear to disappoint His Royal Highness the sixth prince's pure heart, so he ordered the servants to invite Little General Mu into the palace to have a look, and hope that Little General Mu can perform another miracle."

After hearing Yu Shu's words, Mu Jin just wanted to scold people. How the hell did she use her as a military general as an imperial doctor, but the concubine is not just a wife of a third-rank general. She is too trustworthy. Chi Hao's character is not as reliable as that of an emperor. If something goes wrong, whoever is responsible, it is really luck to get a child through the belly.

However, it's hard for her to refuse such a piece of Chicheng, she was really cheated to death by the sixth prince.

"How can Mu Jin not obey His Majesty's will, but Mu Jin can only say that she will try her best, and there is no guarantee that there will be another miracle. If something goes wrong, please forgive me, Your Majesty."

According to this description, the dead person is very likely, and she must first get rid of the responsibility.

"Your Majesty said that General Mu will do his best, and time is urgent. He also hopes that General Mu will go to the palace with his servant soon."

Having talked about this point, Mu Jin couldn't shirk it anymore, so she responded directly: "Okay."

"I'll be with you." Mo Ling, who had been silent all this time, said directly.

"Okay." Mu Jin was still a good word, and Yu Shu didn't refuse.

Afterwards, Mo Ling and Mu Jin followed Yu Shu and headed towards the carriage outside the mansion.

(End of this chapter)