Dijun, your bride ran away again

Chapter 1540
Liu Boyan was a little stunned, logically speaking his biological father's cousin should be called uncle, but Yuan Qingchen called him father, presumably there must be something hidden in this.

No matter what the secrets are, Yuan Qingchen's father is really not ordinary.

He didn't ask any more questions, just nodded and said: "So that's the case, thank you for coming, otherwise Your Majesty may be in trouble this time."

Xi Ze snorted lightly, and said in a somewhat haughty tone, "I see him as the emperor who has sat for nothing for two years."

Liu Boyan: "..."

Looking at Xi Ze, he subconsciously thought of the accident that happened at the South City Gate, and couldn't help but admire Xi Ze more and more.

Being able to disregard past enmity and rush to rescue each other shows that Xi Ze has a broad mind.

Liu Boyan admired sincerely: "Your Highness's talent is hard to find in the world, and no one can match it."

"You can speak."

Xi Ze glanced at him, and said in a calm voice, "But I didn't save him for nothing. As a price, just ask your majesty to give me the mountains and rivers of Xiyue."

Liu Boyan was taken aback for a moment, then he reacted and said with a smile: "I think your Majesty will wish for it!"

Shen Yihan was noncommittal. Like Liu Boyan, he is not a person who sticks to the old rituals. The surname of Xiyue is not important, what is important is who can bring happiness and peace to the people.

It would be great if it was Xi Ze.

"Okay, it's getting late, let's all go back and rest, we will discuss the specific plan tomorrow."

Xi Ze stood up, took Mu Youning's hand and said to Shen Yihan, "General Lao Shen arranged the guest room, let us go to rest first."

"Yes."

Shen Yihan replied yes, and then took them to resettle.

Seeing that it was too late, Liu Boyan also stayed behind and did not return home.

Xi Ze and Yan Zongli brought Mu Youning and Feng Qingluo to Shen's residence, but Mu Changting didn't want to see Nie Conhua, so he went with Xiao Jingyu and Han Yunyi to the courtyard where Ye Mingjue was in Xiyue before.

Ever since Xiao Jingyu knew that Xiao Caiwei had been poisoned, she was a little worried and wished she could go to the palace to see her immediately.

In the gazebo in the courtyard, he sat alone on the stone bench, looking at the full moon in the night sky, thinking about many things that happened in the past, he couldn't help feeling a little emotional.

Mu Changting couldn't sleep either, and seeing Xiao Jingyu sitting on the pavilion, he ordered someone to prepare wine and food.

"Would you like a drink?"

He walked over and sat down opposite Xiao Jingyu. After the food and wine were served, he poured a glass of wine for Xiao Jingyu with the flagon.

It was only when the jug was put down that Han Yunyi said, "You two are too disloyal, why don't you call me when you drink?"

Mu Changting glanced at him, smiled and filled another empty glass for him and said, "Could it be that you have something to worry about too?"

He and Xiao Jingyu couldn't sleep because they were restless.

Han Yunyi came over, lifted his robe and sat down on the stone bench, "I'm worried that you two can't do it?"

Mu Changting chuckled, put the wine glass in front of him, and said with emotion: "Although we are called the Four Handsome Young Masters of Xiyue, we didn't seem to know each other very well before."

Han Yunyi shrugged his shoulders and said: "Yes, you, the leader of the four handsome sons, are not in the capital all the year round, so it is difficult to see each other, let alone drink together? Only Jing Yu and Yuan Qingchen have a better relationship."

These four handsome sons of them represent the four forces in the capital at that time. Because of family and other reasons, they basically have no personal relationships.

Only Yuan Qingchen and Xiao Jingyu have a deeper friendship.

Hearing what he said, Xiao Jingyu thought of Yuan Qingchen, and he sighed lightly: "If that incident hadn't happened back then, I would have stayed and helped him, but it's a pity that luck made people fool."

(End of this chapter)