Married a proud husband after farming

Chapter 1832
A few radish heads wanted to pass the imperial examination to enter the imperial court. Emperor Chu was very pleased and praised Shen Mu full of praise: "You are worthy of being my grandson!"

After finishing speaking, he said again: "There is Xun'er in charge of the country in the court, I will go back to Yaozhuang with you to live for a while."

Rong Jiu smiled and nodded.

If Emperor Chu was busy with state affairs, his life expectancy would only be ten years. As a son of man, he always hoped that his parents would live a hundred years and take care of them.

After leaving the palace, Rong Jiu went to Chang'an Medical Center.

Qiuniang detoxified and woke up, Rong Jiu had a gentle face, and asked with a smile: "Qiuniang, how do you feel now?"

Qiuniang didn't know Rong Jiu, so she was at a loss for a while: "Madam Lao is concerned, I am fine, I don't know Madam?"

Rong Jiu reported himself to the family, with a smile in his eyes: "That day, my mother sprained her ankle, and luckily met you. Now that you are safe, I feel relieved."

"It turned out to be Mrs. Shen."

"You are away alone, and you don't have anyone to take care of you, why don't you come back home with me."

"Don't bother Madam, I'm fine, just go back to the inn to recuperate for two days."

"It's not safe for you to live in a hotel with a girl. Besides, you've been infected with blood corpse powder. If you don't take good care of it, it's easy to get sick. You're still young, so you can't be sloppy."

"This"

"That's it, we don't know how to thank you for helping my mother."

"Then bother Ma'am."

Rong Jiu took Qiuniang back to the Princess Mansion and got out of the carriage. Qiuniang stuttered in shock when she saw the big gilt characters on the plaque: "Princess Mansion? Madam is Princess Jiu?"

Rong Jiu smiled: "Go in."

Qiu Niang seemed to have just recovered, and quickly saluted Rong Jiu: "The daughter of the people has seen the princess, if there is any offense, I ask the princess to forgive me."

Rong Jiu's smile remained unchanged, and helped her up: "Those who don't know are innocent, just treat it as being in your own home, don't be restrained."

After the two entered the mansion, Rong Jiu asked his servants to take her to live in a wing room. Mrs. Li was very happy when she learned that Qiuniang had entered the mansion.

Xiao Mi'er just woke up, with a dazed look on her face, Rong Jiu kissed her on the cheek, and hugged her: "Does Mi'er miss your mother?"

Xiao Mi'er was hungry, frowning and wanted to cry, Rong Jiu asked Ling Yue to warm up the goat's milk, and fed her little by little.

When she was full and in a good mood, when Rong Jiu teased her, Xiao Mi'er grinned and "giggled", holding the little wooden dog made by Shen Mu in her hand, and accidentally smashed it on the face. , "Wow" cried.

Rong Jiu couldn't help laughing, and picked up the red doll beside her to coax her. When Xiao Mi'er saw it, she stared at it for a while, sobbed twice, and then stopped crying.

The summer was hot, Rong Jiu hugged her for a while, and then put her back on the small wooden bed. Xiao Mi'er was very cute, and it wasn't difficult to take care of her. Rong Jiu gently tickled her, and Xiao Mi'er laughed clearly.

Before Shen Cheng entered the hall, he heard the laughter of the mother and daughter, and the corners of his lips raised slightly involuntarily.

Shen Cheng approached with a smile, Rong Jiu turned around, pulled Shen Cheng to sit beside him, and told him interesting stories about Xiao Mi'er.

With a smile on Shen Cheng's lips, he asked, "Did you bring Qiuniang back?"

"Ah."

"What happened that day was too coincidental, she should belong to Mu Yan."

"I know, Mr. Murong said that there is no abnormality at first after being poisoned by blood corpse powder. The symptoms will not appear until a few days after the poisoning. Qiuniang said that she came to Chang'an to visit relatives and was not taken in by her relatives. According to what she said, The day she met her mother should have been her first day in Chang'an, but she had clearly suffered from blood corpse powder early on."

(End of this chapter)