The reborn emperor, you are dismissed

Chapter 457
She stopped unconsciously, and her gaze shifted from the brightly lit street to the small river aside, where a fishing boat was moored on the calm water.

At the bow of the ship, a faint light swayed.

The new moon is in the sky, and the water is separated from the dust.

It seems that after that, they have never spent the Lantern Festival together outside.

His thoughts drifted away, and when he came back to his senses, there was a hint of coolness from the neckline.

She was surprised to find that there was no one beside her, the fluffy snow fell on her shoulders in white, stained with fox fur, and a few pieces slipped into her neck.

"Xiaoyun..." she called out.

This is just when I was in a daze, did I accidentally get separated?

Now, she will no longer be flustered for no reason, and she is considering whether to wait on the spot, or go directly to the carriage, when an umbrella shadow covers it.

"Do you know how long I searched that day?"

The mellow and pleasant voice rang out in a low voice.

Her heart trembled, and she laughed silently.

Turning around lightly, the corners of her clothes swayed in a circle, she raised her head slightly, and faced the man with deep eyes.

He has black hair in a half bundle, and the night wind blows, and a few strands of hair are flying. He is wearing a black coat, which makes his eyebrows and eyes as handsome as jade. Walking out of the painting, it seems like a banished fairy.

"I'm so afraid, in this life, without you."

Any difference may lead to changes in the world.

Her smile deepened, and she rushed forward, wrapped her arms around his waist, sucked in the warm breath, and replied clearly:

"Your Highness, you have found me."

He raised his thin lips, his eyes were as bright as bright stars.

The arms were tilted, and the oil-paper umbrella covered the figures of the two. On one side was the bustling crowd, and on the other side was the trickling river.

He lifted her small jaw, lowered his head and kissed her deeply.

For a moment, the surrounding noise seemed to disappear, leaving only the rustling sound of the pear-like fine snow gently hitting the umbrella surface.

No one noticed the people coming and going. In the dark by the river, a pair of people who met each other snuggled up.

At the corner of the street, Yu Si covered Xiao Yun's mouth and watched quietly from a distance.

The little girl's eyes were wide open, and she protested.

"What are you calling, that's the master."

To put it in the palace, such a stupid court lady has already been assigned to a remote palace to sweep the floor, so it's her turn to serve the empress.

Two well-dressed men approached, bowed and said, "Director Yu."

"Well, be smarter next time, don't always follow suit, you have to watch what the master is doing." Yu Si talked eloquently, "Be careful if you get annoyed, you will end up like Lang Mo."

The two imperial guards looked at each other, thinking about Lang's colleague being dispatched to the suburbs of Beijing, his body shook, and he said respectfully:
"Thank you, Director Yu, for your guidance!"

Eunuch Yu pushed the terrified little maid to the two guards in disgust, and ordered: "Send it back to the small building."

Then he raised his breath, shuttled lightly through the crowd, and chased in the direction of the masters.

"Didn't you say that you will return in mid-spring?"

Like ordinary couples, they strolled along the riverside path and enjoyed the gorgeous scenery together.

He held the umbrella firmly, while she held her arm tenderly.

"I thought you could guess something when you saw that painting." The black eyes sparkled with a smile.

She stared at him slightly annoyed: "What do you mean, you are clearly prepared to return early, but you deliberately didn't say anything, which made me sad and sad, crying alone until dawn!"

The description was so miserable that he couldn't help but choke, almost believing it.

"But according to Yu Si's report, you had a very pleasant time these days, and it seems that you have never thought about your husband."

(End of this chapter)