The medical concubine never thinks of going out of the wall

Chapter 1871 Autumn Outing 4 Guilt

When the four children got into the tub, they showed their childish nature and had a great time playing.

The most popular thing is to enter the pavilion. No one brought the servants on this trip. Qu Tiange sent away all the servants on Huxin Island, so Mei Li sent the two concubines with her to take care of them. child.

On the table in the pavilion, Bitao took out the fruit cakes prepared in advance. On the stove that the servants had made earlier, the water was steaming, and Bitao was busy making tea for everyone again.

Tang Nineteen stepped forward to help her: "If you're pregnant, just rest and don't get tired."

Bi Tao raised her head and smiled sweetly: "This matter is so tiring for servants."

"Anyway, I'll come."

"No, how can I let the lady come."

Tang Nineteen raised his hand and flicked Bitao's forehead. Bitao felt the pain and covered her forehead: "Miss, it hurts."

"Look, you're hurt, so just sit down."

The corner of Bi Tao's mouth twitched, but her heart was very warm.

The water boiled, and Tang Nineteen personally cooked a cup of tea for everyone.

In the pavilion, the fragrance of tea curls up.

Outside the pavilion, the scenery is beautiful.

In the pavilion, adults gossip about family affairs.

Outside the booth, children laughed and laughed.

Everything is so harmonious. What Tang Nineteen wanted was peace and tranquility, that's all. Your best friend and the person you love the most are by your side.

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After playing all morning, at night, Tang Shijiuben fell asleep early, but Mei Li knocked on the door and borrowed her with Qu Tiange.

In the hot spring pool, Mei Li swam back and forth, lying comfortably on the edge of the pool.

She is a beauty, she is a demon without makeup.

In the past three years, she has lost her baby fat face and is full of femininity.

The fragrant shoulders are slightly exposed, and the appearance of lazily lying on the pool is very seductive.

But she looked at Tang Nineteen who was sitting on the bank and playing in the water, showing a look of envy: "Prince Princess, you are so beautiful, just sit there casually, it is a painting."

"Hehe, you're not bad, just lying there casually makes people feel guilty."

As Tang Nineteen spoke, his eyes slid down Meili's neck.

Time is a good thing, and the chubby little face has become thinner.

Somewhere that is thin has become round.

Mei Li blushed, but it was because Tang Nineteen was not up to the job that she had something to say, so she dared to say, "Actually, I asked you out to soak in the hot spring because I wanted to talk to you about something."

"About King Xuan?"

Mellie nodded.

Tang Nineteen jumped into the water, walked to Mei Li, turned over and leaned against the stone, spread his hands, and smiled at Mei Li: "I know what you want to say."

"You know."

"You and I are of the same generation. There is no one here, so there is no need to address me with respect." Tang Nineteen patted the water surface lightly with his fingertips. "Not only do I know what you are going to say, I also know how to help you solve your troubles."

Meili was pleasantly surprised: "Really."

"real."

"Then, what should I do? What should I do in order to let the prince succeed."

"Don't waste your time."

"What do you mean? Didn't you say that you know my troubles and how to help me solve them?"

Tang Nineteen nodded: "Yes, your trouble is that you can't have children. Your bigger trouble is that King Xuan refused to cooperate with you and consummated the concubine Ji you sent, and even got angry with you about it, right?"

"Yes." Mei Li smiled wryly, "I'm afraid the whole capital knows about my troubles, so what you mean by helping me solve it is to let me stop wasting my time?"

"Yes."

Mei Li looked a little disappointed.

"It's the prince who told you to say that. He doesn't like the woman I sent. I came to you because I know... I know that the prince treats you..."

"Don't say it." There are some things that are embarrassing to each other.

(End of this chapter)