The medical concubine never thinks of going out of the wall

Chapter 1522

It was an island in the center of the lake on Tongbao Lake. There was a beautiful palace built on the island in the center of the lake. It was the private property of the emperor when he was still a prince. Over the years, people have been sent to maintain it carefully. A few years ago, according to the palace In the style of the middle hall, a small palace was built.

Ordinary people are nobles in the imperial palace, and who would dare to build a house imitating the imperial palace, so this palace is also called the Little Palace. As soon as the emperor made a move, he gave Xiaobawang a small palace. , It's like seeing a lump of gold bumps, it's too valuable.

Bairi naturally also sent invitations to the prince.

During the full moon, invitation cards were also sent out. The crown prince came and just sat down. The crown princess was not feeling well, so the crown prince accompanied him and left first. In fact, who knows whether it is real or fake.

This time, I hope that the crown princess's body will be a little more solid, lest others suspect that the crown princess has some kind of disease.

On the morning of Hundred Days, Tang Nineteen was busy.

Bi Tao came over with her little Bi Tao in her arms. Yes, Bi Tao gave birth to a daughter, who was only a few days younger than Xiaobawang. The name was given by Tang Nineteen, Lu Nannan.

Nannan, homonym nannan, meaning baby.

Tang Nineteen was not as precious to his son as he was to Lu Nannan. If he didn't see him for a day or two on weekdays, he would urge Hydrangea to go to Lu's mansion to bring Lu Nannan back and make her happy for a day or two.

I've been breastfeeding Bawang Qu myself, but I'm afraid that if I don't breastfeed him personally, I won't be able to breastfeed Lu Nannan a few times.

But these days are so busy that she doesn't even have the time to squeeze her little hands and kiss her little face, Lu Nannan, who is the most darling.

Tang Nineteen was a hard worker. He used to leave everything alone and hand it over to Butler Liu, leaving him alone.

But during the Hundred Days of Overlord, she did everything by herself, not because she was afraid that Steward Liu would not do well, but because some things were done by herself, it was very meaningful.

For example, the return gift of the King of Songs for a hundred days.

The gift box was designed by her herself. On the red eggs, she drew cute little comics on each one. She went to the store to taste countless flavors of the wedding cakes before confirming that she personally made the biscuits. There was a small bottle of wine inside. It was also the Peach Blossom Brew that she decided on after comparing and selecting countless brands.

Of course, in order for Qu Tiange to have a sense of presence in the matter of returning the gift, every thank you letter in it was written by Qu Tiange himself.

In fact, it was because Qu Tiange's handwriting was so beautiful that he could handle it, which made him look good.

Tang Nineteen had been preparing for almost a month just to return the gift.

For the rest of the seating arrangement, dishes, order of serving, etc., Tang Nineteen had to personally confirm all the details before letting others make a final decision.

After a busy morning, she had a hasty lunch at noon, and the potted plants and flowers she ordered were delivered in the afternoon.

The flowers were all freshly cut, so Tang Nineteen asked to deliver them in the afternoon.

Several flower gardens in the city were almost wiped out by Tang Nineteen. The maids picked off the colorful petals and scattered them on both sides of the aisle. On the way to the banquet hall, colorful flowers are placed on the hairpins, forming dreamy flower arches.

At the gate, Tang Nineteen also asked someone to put a row of whitewashed tall and slender wooden barrels. The wooden barrels had been carved with beautiful patterns of flowers and vines by a carpenter.

On the mouth of the wooden barrel, there is a bundled round flower ball, which is pleasing to the eye from a distance, and even more beautiful when viewed up close.

(End of this chapter)