Her Royal Highness is playing a demon again

Chapter 9 Don't worry, I will accompany you
Xi Po's face was full of smiles: "This is a blessing for the princess and the general to be rich and honored after their marriage."

After finishing speaking, Xi Po began to tie up the princess's hair non-stop.

Raise eyebrows?Wealthy?
Xi Po's chanting just now echoed in Nan Yuan's ears. Nan Yuan, who was not in the mood to get married, suddenly looked back. She was only twenty-eight years old (16 years old), and her wedding day was ushered in.

"Where's Lingyun?" Nan Yuan looked around, only to realize that she had been forced to wake up for so long without seeing Lingyun.

"Princess..." Said Cao Cao Cao Cao arrived, Lingyun's voice came from behind, and it seemed to have a trembling sound.

Nan Yuan turned her head and glanced at Ling Yun. Her legs were trembling so badly that people who didn't know thought she was punished to stand all night yesterday: "What's wrong?"

Lingyun put her hands on the arms that the princess held up for her, and took two trembling steps forward before she found a stool and sat down.

Even when she sat down, her legs were still trembling, and her little face was so sad that she almost cried: "This slave has not been in a good mood all night."

On the contrary, the closer to the hour, the more I felt that my legs were trembling and I couldn't help myself.

"Pfft." Upon hearing this, Nan Yuan couldn't hold back and laughed out loud. She and Ling Yun grew up together, and she was never afraid to see her shed blood and sweat to protect her, and always treated her in various ways. Shi Ji was as timid as a mouse in fright, but he never regretted missing an appointment with her.

Nan Yuan stretched out her hand to hold Ling Yun's little hand, and wrapped it in her heart: "Don't worry, I will accompany you."

The boring wedding preparations and dressing up gradually made Nan Yuan, who hadn't woken up, start to fall asleep again, and couldn't help leaning her head on Lingyun's shoulder and fell asleep directly.

When Lingyun woke her up, Nan Yuan yawned and raised her head. The pearl hairpin pendant on her head was so heavy that Nan Yuan bared her teeth and nearly broke her neck.

When she covered her head and boarded the sedan chair, Nan Yuan pointed to Ling Yun, and said to Xi Po, "Let her serve on the sedan chair!"

Xi Po took the order, left a person for the princess to wait on according to the princess's instructions, and then said: "Play the flute."

Drums and music rang together, and the wedding sedan chair carrying the princess walked from the palace to the lively neighborhood.

In the lively and noisy scene, the wedding sedan has already arrived in the center of the market, and half of the ten-mile dowry is left in the palace waiting to leave.

On the street, whether it was a daily hawker or a passer-by who rarely went to the market to go to the market, they all stopped to see the grand scene of the princess's wedding, and there were many discussions.

A voice sounded: "This is the dowry for the princess when she gets married. It's so rich and spectacular!"

Another voice replied: "Of course, the princess is married to the general, and she doesn't bring much dowry to demonstrate. If she is bullied in the future, won't she lose face as a princess?"

"I don't like to hear your words. General Duan is brave and good at fighting. He has made countless military exploits and defended our homeland. How can he not be worthy of a princess who only knows how to be a king in the palace?"

A voice different from the previous two sounded: "Yes, yes, General Duan fought in the north and south, how many girls admire his heroic deeds! I really want to see what the princess looks like, how can He De be worthy of Duan General."

"Then you have seen General Duan before?"

As soon as this remark came out, the voices that had been discussing just now became quiet in an instant.

In the sedan chair, she had exchanged clothes with the princess, and the spirit in the headgear was sitting on pins and needles, not forgetting to listen to the movement outside.

(End of this chapter)