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Chapter 123 Isn't it for the future princess?How did you give it to Mrs. Gu?
After dinner, Rong Zhan sat in the dining room drinking tea.

Liu Yi stood aside, serving Rong Zhan's tea: "Master, my subordinates have ordered people to investigate. The three children of Mrs. Gu were indeed taken out of the city by her maids this morning, saying they were going outside the city. I’m going to play in a small villa, and I won’t be back until three or two days later.”

"She didn't go with her," Rong Zhan said.

"The subordinates also find it strange. Madam Gu seems worried about the safety of the three children, so she specially asked the maid to invite the bodyguards of the bodyguard company to accompany them for protection. Presumably there should be no danger." Liu Yi said.

Rong Zhan: "How is the situation with Mrs. Warring States?"

Liu Yi continued: "The subordinates also went to inquire. People in the Warring States Mansion said that Mrs. Gu sent someone to deliver a letter, saying that there was something urgent, and she would come back for treatment in two days. Mrs. Guo was very fond of Mrs. Gu, so she agreed. her request."

"Her urgent matter is to come to the palace to feel the pulse of the king." Rong Zhan narrowed his eyes and said.

"The subordinates are also puzzled. Taking the pulse three times a day, Mrs. Gu has the leisure to treat the Duke's wife, and there is no need to stay out at night." Liu Yi said.

"She is indeed abnormal today, but she was not like this before." Rong Zhan continued thoughtfully, "Liu Yi, you said that a woman is abnormally taking good care of a man, is there no reason?"

Liu Yi thought about it carefully, but couldn't understand what his master said: "What...can there be a reason?"

Rong Zhan continued to remind: "She didn't care about her own affairs, she came here in a hurry to establish a good relationship with Han'er, and even cooked for our father and son, and served the king. Is there no reason for this?"

The more Liu Yi listened, the more something was wrong. He looked at Rong Zhan tentatively and asked, "My lord, what do you mean, Madam Gu has feelings for you?"

Rong Zhan heard the answer he wanted, and put down the tea bowl in his hand: "Otherwise, there is no other reason."

Liu Yi thought about it for a while, and felt that what the prince said seemed to make some sense: "If the prince doesn't mention something, the subordinates are too stupid to think of it. Speaking of Gu Niangzi, she is a good candidate, and this is the first time that the subordinates have met It turns out that Xiao Shizi likes people other than the prince so much."

"I don't care about love between men and women." Rong Zhan said indifferently.

Hearing the words on Liuyi, I couldn't help but feel a little pity.

In fact, Mrs. Gu is also quite good. She is beautiful, kind, and medically skilled, and she is loved by the younger generation. In addition, the prince does not seem to reject her.

It's a pity, their lords don't care about love between men and women!

Rong Zhan followed up and said: "She is taking Han'er to take a bath and change clothes, you go and call someone to send the Phoenix Fairy Dress that the Queen Mother rewarded earlier."

Liu Yi was stunned, and watched Rong Zhan get up and leave after saying this.

It wasn't until Rong Zhan walked away that Liu Yi scratched his head wonderingly: "Isn't the Phoenix Fairy Dress bestowed by the Queen Mother for the future princess? Why did the prince give it to Lady Gu?"

Liu Yi couldn't figure it out, but still followed the order and sent a maid to give the clothes to Gu Qingxue.

Gu Qingxue didn't know the origin of the clothes, she just felt that this red dress was expensive, wearing it was like wearing a sunset glow on her body, it was so beautiful.

Rong Han looked at Gu Qingxue excitedly, clapped his hands and praised: "The fairy is so beautiful!"

"Your little mouth is the sweetest. Let's go, I'll take you to the room to rest." Gu Qingxue picked up Rong Han, and guided him to the courtyard where he lived.

(End of this chapter)