Concubine Allure: Pick up a prince and grab the country

Chapter 185 Chapter 211
Yan Qingcheng's complexion did not change, she stared at Yan Aoxiong with her beautiful eyes, with a stubborn tone in her tone.

"Father, I just want to know, did he marry his daughter because of you, or because he really liked her?"

"..."

"I hope father can give his daughter more time for her happiness."

Yan Qingcheng's eyes were firm and expectant.

Yan Aoxiong sighed:

"Why do you have to be serious about this?"

"It's a matter of life, my daughter has to be serious, and I hope my father will be fulfilled."

"Master Hou, this subordinate has something important to report."

Outside the door, someone yelled softly into the door.

Yan Aoxiong's expression froze suddenly, he sat up slightly, he glanced at the shadow outside the door, and waved to Yan Qingcheng.

"You go down first."

"Daughter retire."

Yan Qingcheng owed her a blessing, turned around, picked up the lantern on the shelf, and walked out the door.

When passing by the door, a man in night clothes saw her coming out, and stepped aside respectfully. After she left, he quickly entered the room and closed the door.

Yan Qingcheng subconsciously paused outside the door.

The man deliberately lowered his voice, but Yan Qingcheng still vaguely heard some intermittent words.

"Master Hou...the garrison defense...lost...the man...was injured by an arrow..."

Prince Qi'an's Mansion, Dongyuan.

Chu Yuanheng half leaned on the bed with a bad expression.

The maid was about to serve Chu Yuanheng to drink the medicine, so she scooped up a spoonful of medicine and blew gently, and handed it to Chu Yuanheng's mouth.

Chu Yuanheng looked at the medicine in the spoon, and the image of Yan Qingcheng feeding him the medicine floated in his mind, falling into a burst of lovesickness.

He didn't wake up until Biyou reminded the master that it was time to drink the medicine.

The phoenix's eyes were lowered, hiding a sense of disappointment, he reached out to take the medicine bowl from the maid's hand, and a dull and cold voice sounded.

"You step back, this king will come by himself."

The maid thought she had done something wrong, so she knelt down on the ground and trembled in fright.

Biyou said to the maid:

"It's none of your business here, just step back."

The maid then breathed a sigh of relief and quietly retreated.

Biyou watched her master frowning and drinking the medicine, after drinking, her brows inexplicably stretched for a moment, then wrinkled again, as if she was savoring something.

Although she was puzzled, she vaguely guessed that the master must be missing the one in the princess's pavilion.

When it came to the Princess Pavilion, her expression froze suddenly, and she replied to Chu Yuanheng:
"Master, three days ago, General Yang Shen escorted the military file, and was robbed by unknown men and horses on the way to General Tian's mansion."

Chu Yuanheng paused when he drank the medicine, although he didn't raise his head, there was already frost spreading between his brows, he glanced coldly at Biyou from the corner of his eye, and his tone contained mild anger.

"Why did you report it today?"

Biyou immediately knelt down on one knee, wanting to apologize.

"Subordinates—"

"I made my own decision that day and gave the master a sleeping needle."

Outside the door, Shui Han in a silver shirt suddenly walked in and confessed frankly.

Biyou's expression moved, revealing a touch of gratitude.

Shui Han walked to the side of the bed, took Chu Yuanheng's hand calmly, and felt his pulse silently.

Chu Yuanheng put down the bowl, Biyou quickly knelt down to the bedside to take the bowl, and put it aside to wait.

Seeing Shui Han's indifferent expression, the anger on Chu Yuanheng's face faded away, and he pinched the center of his brows with some headaches.

It can be said that all shadow guards must respect him, take him as their life, and dare not rebel against his orders, with the exception of Shui Han.

Although Shui Han is Chu Yuanheng's shadow guard, he can only be regarded as his personal physician, who can come and go freely, and even make his own decisions. The only bottom line is that he cannot overstep his loyalty to him.

(End of this chapter)