Traitor Concubine Growth Manual

Chapter 119

After coming out of the palace, Qin Shu didn't hurry back to the residence, but rode his horse to Su Yirong's small building.

At that time, Su Yirong was embroidering a purse, and there were a pair of mandarin ducks on the purse, playing in the water freely, while her brows were furrowed and frowning.

The bead curtain was lifted, and she thought it was a maid who came in, so she ordered in a low voice, "Pour me a cup of tea."

The man poured tea for her, and then extended his hand to her. She slightly raised her head to pick it up, but was startled when she saw the hand holding the tea, then raised her head and said to the person in disbelief, "You, you come back It's..."

Tears welled up all at once, and she put the purse on the table casually, crying and laughing: "When did you come back? Have you already entered the palace to meet His Royal Highness the Crown Prince? Why are you silent? I thought it was... Tell you to pour tea! You, you heartless..."

Because she was too excited, she began to speak incoherently. Qin Shu just listened to her with a smile, staring at her with loving eyes, and finally took her hand: "Okay, Rong Rong, aren't you thirsty?" ? Why are you still talking so much in one breath?"

He handed her the water, watched her take a sip, and immediately said to him with red eyes, "You lost weight and suffered a lot in Sichuan, didn't you?"

He wanted to joke with her, but suddenly remembered something, and the smile on his lips disappeared.

Su Yirong sensed something sensitively, so she stopped and asked him: "What's wrong? Did things go wrong there? What happened?"

Qin Shu hesitated for a moment, then shook his head again, showing a smile: "It's okay, everything is going well, but the eldest princess is missing. When I entered the palace just now, His Royal Highness said that she hadn't returned home for nearly ten days."

Su Yirong's face suddenly turned pale: "The princess...is missing?"

She tugged on Qin Shu's sleeve, but her hands trembled slightly: "But because... because you know about us?"

"Anxin." Qin Shu comforted her, "It's not because of us, it seems that Qingyang quarreled with her, she ran away from home in a fit of anger, and never came back."

Seeing that Su Yirong didn't speak, he pondered for a while: "Although the princess is willful and reckless, she has never been away from home for ten days in a row, maybe she has encountered an accident... That's fine, if she has an accident when she is out, then naturally it would be great However, as a concubine, although I can't renew the strings, His Royal Highness and the eldest princess have no feelings for each other, and I am not a pedantic person. If I think about it, it will not be difficult for me to accept you into the mansion in the name of a housekeeper, as long as you enter the mansion , the name is only on the surface, but the rights are what I can decide."

Su Yirong was anxious, and shook her head quickly: "No, you have been with me without telling the princess all these years, you have already done her a disservice to her, how can I still occupy the magpie's nest?"

Her expression was gloomy: "If something happens to the princess, then my conscience will be uneasy for the rest of my life..."

"It's hard to say if there are any accidents. Let's take a step and see." Qin Shu comforted her, but his eyes were a little cold.

It would be best for the eldest princess to have some good and bad, and it would save him many worries in the future.With a thought in his heart, he suddenly had an idea, why not let him do it himself, so that even if there is nothing for her, she will never be able to return to the mansion.

In the evening, he left Xiaozhu and went to the mansion.

He didn't tell Su Yirong about Qin Yuanshan, fearing that she would have trouble sleeping and eating because she was worried about her son. Qin Shu thought of Prince Gong. The two have maintained a cooperative relationship so far. He should try his best to save Yuanshan.

Thinking of this, he felt a little relieved.

(End of this chapter)