Concubine's three acres of pastoral garden

Chapter 254 Loaning money (3)
When Lian Xiu found out, he held his breath and became angry. He only saved some people with his busy work, and his money was completely lost.

After thinking about it carefully for a while, he felt that Wei Xi and Wei Yu might be cooperating to deceive him. When he was annoyed, he felt that Wei Xi was really not worth dating, so he notified Lian Chongxue to ask the King of Beiliao for a marriage.

When Lian Chongxue came to see King Beiliao, King Beiliao was reading a book, which was the "Nongsang Collection" that Luo Jinxing asked Xianglai to copy.

Lian Chongxue came in with a fruit plate in his hand, and said: "Your Majesty, the grapes in the concubine's courtyard are ripe, and this concubine specially sent them here for the king to taste. This concubine planted them herself."

Even when heavy snow hit her, she didn't work hard, and the grapes in the yard were just a whim. When the gardener was planting, she lifted up the soil, so she said that she planted it.

The king of Beiliao was not very interested in grapes. He heard her say "oh", reached out and picked one and put it in his mouth.

Lian Chongxue said: "What book is your majesty reading? You are so absorbed."

King Beiliao said: "Xuan'er sent a book about farming."

Lian Chongxue lost interest as soon as he heard it, and said: "What's so good about farming books, my lord, let's talk about Qian'er."

The King of Northern Liao put down his book and said, "Isn't Qian'er all right? What's the matter?"

Lian Chongxue said: "It's a good thing, it's about getting married."

The king of Beiliao asked strangely: "Didn't you let him marry your niece according to your wishes? What kind of marriage is there?"

Lian Chongxue said: "He is the niece who married a concubine, but the concubine wanted him to marry another niece of mine, so I asked the king to marry me again."

King Beiliao said: "You want him to marry that concubine girl from your elder brother's family? That girl is not qualified to be a concubine concubine. If you want to marry her, you can just bring her into the mansion. What more marriage is there?"

Lian Chongxue said: "The king should be talking about Xiangyuan, but the concubine wants Qian'er to marry not her, but Lian Xianglai, who was allowed to leave the Lian family by the king not long ago."

As soon as she said this, King Beiliao's eyes widened instantly, and he said, "Don't you dislike Lian Xianglai? Why would you let Qian'er marry her?"

Lian Chongxue said: "It's just that I didn't like it in the past, but now I like it again. I think that child's stubbornness is a bit like mine back then."

King Beiliao nodded and said, "Well, she looks a little like you."

Lian Chongxue said: "That's why the concubine wants to get her by my side and look at her every day, as if the concubine is ten or twenty years younger."

The king of Beiliao sat there looking at her, and said: "It's good, but you should know that Xuan'er has been begging me for a long time to marry her as a concubine, and now you let Qian'er marry her, wouldn't it be troublesome?" Are they brothers at odds?"

Lian Chongxue pretended to be surprised and said, "Why hasn't this happened yet? Isn't Your Majesty not sure about it?"

King Beiliao said: "Whether I'm sure is one thing, and whether he likes it is another matter. What do you think he will think when he marries the woman he likes to his younger brother?"

Lian Chongxue sighed and sat beside the King of Beiliao, and said, "Alas, I am actually sharing the king's worries. Do you think that the woman Xuan'er likes would dare to marry except Qian'er? If that woman will never marry Xuan'er will always think about it, if the king bestows Xianglai to marry Qian'er, then Xuan'er can't help it. Young people are like this. When they like it, they think everything is good. After a while, they forget it. I don't think there's anything wrong, and I will naturally marry another suitable concubine according to the prince's wishes."

The King of Northern Liao hesitated, looked down at the book on the case, and said: "But such a woman, marrying Qian'er as a side concubine is really wronged."

Lian Chongxue said: "What's wrong with this, that's my niece, how can I make her feel wronged? What's more, Qian'er's main concubine is her own younger sister, so let her be her older sister and let her younger sister." "

The King of Beiliao thought for a while and said, "Forget it, then it's up to you, and I will make an order tomorrow."

Lian Chongxue said: "What are you going to do tomorrow, let's do it immediately, anyway, the king is idle now."

At her urging, the king of Beiliao took up his pen and wrote an imperial decree, and Lian Chongxue took it happily and went out to find someone to deliver the decree.

The king of Beiliao sat alone behind the imperial case, looked down at the book written by Xianglai, for some reason he was a little afraid to read the words, raised his hand to buckle the scroll to feel comfortable, and reached out to take Lian Chongxue The grapes I gave sat there and ate them sullenly, but the more I ate, the more sour I felt.

When the imperial decree arrived, Xianglai was listening to Xu Che report the news from Luo Jinxing and Yu Zixi, but when she was fascinated by it, someone in the courtyard called her name in a high-pitched voice, and said something to let her accept the decree.

Xianglai was so strange that she brought Huiling and Xu Che to the courtyard, only to see that several eunuchs had entered the residence of Laizhong.

The eunuchs in the palace also knew that Xianglai was not from Lian's family, and they went through her small door when they went to the mansion to announce the decree, and did not come from the Lian family's mansion.

Xianglai didn't know what decree the King of Beiliao had given him inexplicably, so he could only lead everyone to kneel down to accept the decree.

Hearing the eunuch finish reading every word rigidly, Xianglai turned pale with anger, and didn't say a word for a long time, and didn't even hear the eunuch call "receive the order" several times.

Xu Che was afraid that she would cause trouble by resisting the imperial edict on the spot, so he stepped forward to receive the imperial edict for her.

After the eunuch left, it was Huiling who went to help Xianglai to stand up.

After getting up, he couldn't breathe, grabbed the imperial decree in Xu Che's hand and tore it up, saying angrily as he tore it, "The bullshit king of Beiliao, the bullshit imperial decree, but he also has two eyes and a mouth, and he can say something casually." You want me to marry whomever you say, why, if you say you want me to marry, I will marry..."

Whether it was her actions or what she said, Xu Che and Huiling were frightened. Fortunately, the imperial decree was very strong, and Xianglai gritted her teeth without tearing it. Xu Che snatched it out, and Huiling also hugged Xianglai. He kept covering her mouth and said: "My lady, don't talk about it, don't order us to have more, how dare you scold the king!"

The maid in the courtyard was also frightened, and rushed to close the courtyard door, for fear of being heard by people outside.

Xianglai didn't stop until she had vented enough, her chest was heaving with anger, she stopped for a while and then left the house angrily, asking Xu Che to inform Luo Jinxing to come out and meet.

It happened so suddenly that Luo Jinxing didn't expect it at all, and he was stunned for a long time after listening to Xianglai's words, and after a long time he said in a daze: "Could it be that the father wrote the name on the decree wrongly, and put the word Luo Xuan It was written as Luo Qian?!"

Xianglai said: "Don't be stupid, the decree clearly stated that I should marry the third prince Luo Qian as a side concubine, if Luo Xuan and Luo Qian could make mistakes, could the third prince and the eldest son also make mistakes!"

Luo Jinxing rubbed his forehead angrily, and said, "It must be Lian Chongxue's fault again, but why is the father at her mercy!"

Xiang Lai said: "If your father had not been at her mercy, you would not have lived so hard."

(End of this chapter)