Emperor concubine and phoenix

Chapter 89
A game of chess was played for more than half an hour.

Nan Si lost a son, and there was a bit of coldness in her delicate and lazy eyes.

Standing up, she said lightly: "The emperor has something to deal with, so I won't bother you. I will leave for now."

"Si'er." Cang Hanyu raised his eyes slightly as she got up, and there seemed to be some suppressed emotion in his eyes, "Stay here tonight."

Nan Si bowed slightly, "Your Majesty, forgive me."

"Si'er!" Cang Hanyu grabbed her hand, his voice became tense almost out of control, "Don't go."

Pei Hai swallowed uneasily, sensitively aware that something was wrong with the emperor's emotions, and Nan Xiang's attitude seemed to be more indifferent than before, making people wonder what happened, but at the same time, the air in the hall felt in a rapid decline.

Cang Minghua's body froze and he didn't even dare to move. His intuition told him that spying on the emperor's private affairs was a capital crime. Even if he didn't die now, he would be silenced one day in the future. Kneeling motionless, even the sound of breathing is as light as possible.

Nan Si lowered her eyes to look at the slender fingers holding her wrist, with clear joints, white and strong, a palm that controlled the world, but at this moment she could clearly feel that this hand was trembling uncontrollably.

There was a moment of silence in the hall.

Nan Si turned her head to look at the sky outside, and her voice was indifferent: "I still have some things to deal with. If the emperor wants me to sleep in bed, you can ask Mr. Pei to deliver the order before dark, and I will not resist."

After finishing speaking, he grabbed his wrist with his right hand, gently but forcefully opened his hand, turned and left.

Cang Hanyu's thin lips were tightly pressed, and he stared at her back without blinking.

Nan Si walked to the gate of the palace, turned around suddenly, stared at Cang Hanyu for a moment, met the gloomy and frightened pupils of the man, and sighed imperceptibly from her red lips.

Lifting her foot to the window, she raised her hand and touched his head, her voice became a little softer: "Enjoy your dinner well, don't abuse your body anymore."

After saying this, she really turned around and left.

Cang Hanyu felt the residual warmth of her palm on the top of his head, and stared at her slender figure greedily, until the slender figure disappeared outside the palace gate, he reluctantly withdrew his gaze and lowered his head to look at the chessboard in front of him.

The black and white chess pieces clashed fiercely on the chessboard, and the familiar layout style of the vertical and horizontal slaughter rushed towards his face, which made his heart flustered for a while, and he propped his forehead with one hand, trying to suppress the panic and throbbing in his heart.

Pei Hai tremblingly walked over, bowed and said, "Your Majesty."

The emotion in the chest was surging violently, Cang Hanyu closed his eyes and raised his head again to suppress all the emotions, but the voice was as cold as frost: "Minghua."

The young man's body was stiff, and the cold air from the palace brick floor invaded his knees, but he bowed his head respectfully as if he didn't realize it, and said: "The minister is here."

"Do you know why I broke the rules and promoted you?"

break the rules.

Cang Minghua knew it well, it was indeed an exception.

The son of Ming Dynasty in Duanwang's mansion is so dandy, even if he is deprived of the position of the son, according to the usual rules, it will not be the turn of a bastard to inherit the position of the son.

Cang Minghua was puzzled, so he said honestly: "I don't know."

Cang Hanyu picked up the teacup presented by Pei Hai, and said in an indifferent voice, "How is your martial arts?"

Cang Mingqi did not expect the emperor to ask this question, hesitated for a moment, and still chose to answer honestly: "I have been locked up in the palace since I was a child, and I rarely have the opportunity to go out. I spend my spare time studying military strategies."

(End of this chapter)