Emperor concubine and phoenix

Chapter 183 Mother's Kindness and Son's Filial Piety
Eunuch Lin gasped suddenly.

This little girl is so brave!
How dare you speak so unscrupulously in front of the emperor, and even call yourself "I"?
The emperor obviously didn't take it seriously: "Since that's the case, Si'er will follow me to ask?"

Nan Si nodded, her brows and eyes were somewhat indifferent like water.

Eunuch Lin stood up, and was about to announce loudly to remind the queen in the hall, and then just about to open his mouth, the emperor turned his eyes: "Zhen asked you to wake up?"

With a plop, Eunuch Lin fell to his knees on the ground, and the sound of his knees touching the ground felt painful.

The emperor stretched out his hand to Nan Si.

The little girl glanced at his slender fingers, and turned her eyes without seeing him.

Seeing this, the emperor sighed helplessly, but there was a doting smile in his eyes.

His Majesty the Emperor walked towards the main hall of Fengyi Palace, crossed the small bridge in front of the palace, climbed up the steps, and stepped into the main hall gate.

Nan Si calmly followed behind.

Walking to the gate of the hall, she turned her head and glanced at the young man in the distance.

The juvenile Zhilan Yushu, rich and handsome, even kneeling, does not conceal the strength of character in his bones.

The emperor looked down at her, and asked in a low voice, "Does your heart hurt?"

Nan Si withdrew her gaze lightly: "It won't happen."

Gentle laughter came from the hall, showing the mother's concern for her son: "This sauced duck is your favorite, I ordered the kitchen to prepare it for you, eat more..."

"Thank you, Queen Mother."

Looking across a hollow sandalwood partition, as far as the line of sight is concerned, it is a scene of motherly kindness and filial piety.

A woman in a luxurious phoenix robe sat at the dining table, with a smile on her face, she kept serving dishes to her beloved son with chopsticks. The son thanked him respectfully and enjoyed the delicious meal alone.

The already very pale expression on Nan Si's face became even lighter, but at the same time, there was a bit of coolness and madness in her eyes.

The sudden silence in the hall made the mother and son aware of the abnormality.

The queen turned her head, only to find that all the maids in the hall had knelt down at some point, and the dignified and dignified emperor in bright yellow stood at the gate of the main hall.

There was a thump in my heart, but the queen remained calm, stood up respectfully and came over to salute: "The concubine saw the emperor, but I didn't know that the emperor was coming, and I didn't come out to meet him. Please forgive my sin."

"I will see my father." Ye Junchen got up and knelt down with his mother, with a thoughtful etiquette, raising his hands and feet with the air of an eldest son.

"Pingshen." The emperor's tone was calm, with the usual indifference and majesty.

After the words fell, he walked slowly into the hall, sat down on the low couch carved with mahogany and phoenix patterns, and said lightly: "Just now when I came here, I saw Xiao Qi kneeling outside, what happened? "

The queen walked over and sat down on the emperor's first seat, with a completely calm face: "I made a mistake in the academy today, and was punished by Gu Taifu. After hearing this, the concubine was a little annoyed, so she ordered him to reflect for a while. "

"Really?" His Majesty the Emperor raised his eyes and looked at the eldest son standing beside him, "Chen'er, what's going on?"

Ye Junchen replied respectfully: "Seventh brother got into a fight with some powerful children and tore up the "National Policy" that he had read recently, so Taifu Gu beat his hands."

"What were you doing?"

what?
Ye Junchen was taken aback: "Father?"

His Majesty the Emperor casually brushed the sleeves of his robe, and repeated, "What were you doing when your seventh brother was fighting?"

Ye Junchen's face changed slightly, and he lowered his head and replied, "My son... my son is studying in the book pavilion..."

(End of this chapter)