The medical concubine never thinks of going out of the wall

Chapter 496

When Xu Jing saw Tang Nineteen in the morning, her heart was filled with hope.

I always feel that as long as the sixth concubine comes, she will definitely bring something delicious and delicious to the queen mother, and it will always appease the queen mother's already riddled stomach.

The confidence she had lost in the imperial physician was now entrusted to Tang Jiujiu.

"Sixth Princess, I'll thank you for that."

Tang Nineteen was very polite: "Why don't you bother, Madam Xu is polite. I just checked the empress dowager's pulse, and after hearing what you said, I am even more certain that the empress dowager must be fainting from hunger, and the cake in the pot is about to die." It's out of the oven, the imperial doctor is here, let them find a way to wake up the queen mother, if she doesn't eat, she may really collapse."

"Yes, Sixth Princess."

The rich cake aroma has already drifted into the room.

In the first furnace, Tang Nineteen was afraid that the eunuchs would not be able to watch him, so Tang Nineteen ran out smelling the aroma.

Ayigul followed suit.

Tang Nineteen was guarding the oven, and Ayigul was also guarding the oven.

Tang Nineteen went back to the kitchen to get the tray, and Ayigul followed.

As if, he became Tang Nineteen's little follower, and was ridiculed by Tang Nineteen: "Why do you follow me?"

Ayigul's face turned red.

She is really shy, and when she gets shy, there are two red clouds on her baby-fat face.

"It's almost ready, don't worry, I promised to give you the first one, and I will definitely leave it to you."

Ayiguli blushed even more: "I didn't follow Mrs. Six because of this."

"Then why?"

"Because, I really don't know where I should stand."

This reason is quite strange, she has no place to stand in such a huge Longevity Palace.

Tang Nineteen smiled and said, "You can stay with the Queen Mother inside."

"many people."

"You think it's messy?"

"It's not that it's messy, it's just that I don't know what to do there."

The little girl was blushing all the time, and looked a little flustered. The more she said, the more she felt that she had said something wrong.

Tang Nineteen understood that the little girl felt uncomfortable staying in the Longevity Palace.

She didn't expose it, so as not to make people more nervous.

Instead, he chatted with Ayigul.

Talking about her hometown, Ayigul finally relaxed.

"The sky in southern Xinjiang is very blue and the grasslands are green. My brother took me out to play every day. At that time, my mother was still there. My mother couldn't ride a horse, and she didn't want to learn it. My father always rode with her. Our family The four of us wandered leisurely on the prairie for a whole day, until Uncle Jin sent someone to find us, and then we walked home with the setting sun and evening wind, at that time, we were very happy."

In Tang Nineteen's mind, a picture unfolded unconsciously.

The sky is gray, the wild is vast, and the wind blows the grass and cattle and sheep appear.

The goshawk hovered in the sky, and in a green field, a tall and handsome man, holding his beloved woman and a pair of children, rode a horse galloping freely and freely between the sky and the earth.

She suddenly understood why Ayigul felt that there was no place to stand in this palace.

A free heart is suddenly restrained into a strange birdcage, naturally it is not suitable.

Thinking about how Tang Nineteen felt when he entered the palace for the first time, he just wished he could finish and go home quickly.

There are many rules and cumbersome rules, everyone is hypocritical and submissive, wearing a fake mask. In this place, there is too little sincerity and too much hypocrisy.

Tang Nineteen began to wonder what kind of mood the Empress Dowager was in when she first entered the palace, and whether she was at a loss like Ayiguli now.

Preoccupied, she didn't listen to what Ayigul was saying, until she smelled a burnt smell, and she woke up suddenly: "Oh, I'm going, my cake."

(End of this chapter)