Uncle's First Favorite Concubine

Chapter 996

"That's a good thing, you have to help Erniang live well, thank you, my lord." Yan Wu couldn't close his mouth in joy, and held Xiao Liu's hand without letting go.

Xiaoliu saw that the third sister-in-law was instructing the servants to clean up, and the third brother was sitting beside her, so she asked in a low voice: "Third brother, do you want to take the third sister-in-law with you?"

Tang San glanced at his wife's back, and slowly shook his head: "I'll go first, and then take their mother and child over after I get a firm foothold."

"I mean to leave the child in the capital so that we can study with everyone, but the mother is reluctant to leave the child, so I don't want to persuade her." Yan Wu smiled.

Xiao Liu nodded: "Alright, Liu Xing will go with you, third brother. He has a lot of tricks, so he should be able to help you."

After chatting for a while, Xiao Liu went to find his grandparents.

As soon as she entered the Shi'an Academy, she saw the old man holding a magnifying glass that she bought from the queen mother, looking at a vase.

She stepped forward quietly, and the old lady motioned her to whisper: "Your grandfather bought it with money from a few old friends. He said it was an old item from the past. No, he has read it several times. If you want me to say, he just got caught. tricked."

Xiao Liu and grandma sat aside, "Grandpa doesn't seem to like these things, how did you think about this?"

"Who knows, maybe someone whispered in his ear that he is uneducated, trying to make up for face."

"Yesterday, for the emperor's birthday, I brought a coral tree from the palace, which is full of precious stones, shining brightly. I'll send someone to give it to grandpa to play with."

"Coral tree? What coral tree?" Hearing this, the old man turned around and walked over.

Xiao Liu and grandma looked at each other and smiled, "It was the emperor's birthday yesterday, and the emperor's uncle searched for it. The emperor almost threw the shoe at the emperor's uncle."

The old man also went yesterday, but he didn't pay attention to these things. He chatted with a few old brothers and returned early.

"Throw it, you'll get used to it. I've seen King Han throw a chamber pot on the emperor." The old man walked over and sat next to Xiao Liu.

"Huh, chamber pot? Why?" Xiao Liu was very curious.

"There's no reason, King Han was still young at that time, and the emperor had only been on the throne for two years, so he was afraid that someone would harm King Han, so he basically brought him with him.

When King Han was young, he was much more noisy than you. At night, the emperor went to see if King Han was sleeping with a quilt.

As soon as I opened the door, I was hit by the chamber pot on the door. That scene, tsk tsk tsk... I still remember it fresh! "

"Pfft...hahahaha..." Xiao Liu burst out laughing immediately, unable to bear it anymore.

"Then what happened later, the emperor didn't beat the uncle?"

"Why not, the emperor rolled up his sleeves to hit someone, King Han got up, lifted the quilt, just covered the emperor, punched and kicked, and hid in a corner shivering after the beating, saying that there was an assassin."

When the old man recalled it, he still had a smile on his face.

"The emperor finally lifted the quilt and vomited while stroking the wall."

Xiao Liu tilted his head: "What's the matter, the beating was too serious?"

"No, that boy King Han wetted the bed, and the quilt wetted a lot, so it doesn't smoke the emperor." The old man stroked his beard and smiled.

"Ahahaha..." Xiao Liu laughed loudly, "Uncle Huang even wet the bed..."

She will have to laugh at him when she goes back.

After dinner at the Zhen Guogong's mansion, Xiao Liu left the mansion in a leisurely manner, who knew he had just gotten into the car.

Who the hell told her, how could there be someone in her car?

"Who are you? You don't want to live anymore. Don't you know who I am? Dare to get in my car?" The man was lying on his stomach in the carriage. She couldn't see the front, but there was blood in the carriage.

(End of this chapter)