The reborn abandoned girl Jinghua

Chapter 657 No Choice (1)
Princess Huyang was stunned, she raised her head and looked at Emperor Xuan Ren in disbelief, "Father Emperor..." The words that followed were stuck in her throat and she couldn't utter a single word.

Astonishment, indignation, sadness, sadness, unwillingness, etc. came one after another.

Where did she go wrong?

She wanted to get rid of that girl, but she also wanted to continue living with Xie Lang!And that girl's life is so cheap, she died early just like her bitch mother!

She is a princess, and if she likes Xie Lang so much, and has liked him for so many years, he, Xie Lang, should also like herself and repay herself with the same affection.

But what about him?
How did you treat yourself?
First had a child with a woman next to him.

Over the past ten years, he has been so hypocritical to himself.

She is her father's daughter, how could her father stand by Xie Lang's side?
Princess Huyang wanted to question Emperor Xuanren loudly, why did he treat her like this, why didn't he stand behind her and help her?She is his own daughter, isn't she?

But she didn't dare to question like that, so she could only lower her head and cry in a low voice, her sobbing sound was full of sadness and anger.

Even the emperor didn't help her!

Why didn't the father help her!

Hearing Princess Huyang's sobs, Empress Xie felt like her heart was being crushed, and her fingers curled up in pain.

After sinking for a while, Empress Xie looked down at the shiny floor, and said slowly, "Your Majesty, Huyang was so angry and dizzy that she did such a thing. Hurt, she also knows her mistake, Your Majesty, please forgive her this time."

Emperor Xuan Ren didn't speak, but looked at the mother and daughter indifferently.

Empress Xie waited for a while and didn't hear what Emperor Xuanren said, so she turned her head to look at Princess Huyang, "Huyang, quickly tell your father that you knew your mistake, and you will never do it again."

Princess Huyang turned her head to look at Empress Xie with a pale face, "Mother Queen."

Empress Xie looked at her and said softly, "Your father has always loved you, you know you are wrong, your father will definitely forgive you." He gave her a wink.

Although Princess Huyang was not reconciled, she also knew that Empress Xie would not hurt her. After thinking about it in her heart, she turned her head and looked up at Emperor Xuanren, crying and said, "Father, I know I was wrong. No, Erchen doesn't want to be separated from Xie Lang, Erchen wants to live a good life with him, Father, please forgive Erchen this time, when Erchen returns, he will definitely bring that girl back, treat her well, and treat her as a Take care of me like my own daughter, Father, please forgive me this time."

Empress Xie also nodded and looked at Emperor Xuanren, "Your Majesty, Huyang knew her mistake, so please forgive her this time. How has she ever suffered such humiliation when she grows up so old? It is understandable for her to be angry for a while. Your Majesty, please forgive her." Forgive her because she knows her mistakes and can correct them."

"Huyang, when you attacked that girl, didn't you think about the result today?" Emperor Xuanren looked at Princess Huyang and asked, "Do you think Xie Lang would not treat you like this? Over the years, Xie Lang has been low-key and introverted, but he is still the same Xie Lang back then."

He is still the arrogant and sharp-edged Xie Lang.

and……

Huyang, did she really realize she was wrong?
Her eyes had already betrayed her.

Unwilling, resentful, sad, is this how she admits her mistake?
Empress Xie's heart skipped a beat, and she quickly persuaded in a warm voice, "Your Majesty, Huyang also lost her mind because she valued Xie Lang too much, and how could they break up as soon as they were husband and wife for more than ten years?" And what about Scarlett, if Scarlett said she knew, how sad would she be? Lang'er is also a sensible person, as long as Hu Yang makes it clear to him, he will definitely forgive Hu Yang, Lang'er, he This time must have been out of anger, and what I said was all anger."

(End of this chapter)