Concubine forced marriage: Six-finger princess

Chapter 362 The Brother Who Came Out
Xu Ping suddenly turned her eyes and looked at Shui Xinlei with great relief on her face, "Heaven has eyes, Lei'er, do you know that?"

"Mother, mother..." Shui Xinlei yelled worriedly, but she was confused, "What are you talking about, the sky has eyes, what is going on here?"

Xu Ping stared at her with a smile on her face, with deep gratitude in her eyes, "What's going on... It's my mother who wants to thank you. If it wasn't for you, this vengeful mother would have no way of repaying her."

"Enmity?" Shui Xinlei looked at her with wide eyes, and said in a daze, "What does this enmity have to do with the prince?"

The Shui family has never had much contact with the imperial court, so why did the mother's enmity have something to do with King Qing?The more Shui Xinlei thought about it, the more she didn't understand.

Xu Ping looked up at Lan Tian, ​​unconsciously curled the corners of her mouth, and sneered, "It has nothing to do with him, but it has a lot to do with his mother."

"Mother's queen?" Hearing this, Shui Xinlei became even more confused. It was hard for her to imagine that the mother's queen whom she had met before would have any deep hatred for her mother.

The word "mother queen" was just out of the mouth, and Xu Ping's sharp eyes immediately greeted her, and she said angrily, "You actually called her mother queen! She was the enemy who almost killed me and your brother!"

"You and brother..." Shui Xinlei was infinitely surprised by the words that popped up suddenly in the past 18 years.

Xu Ping turned around slowly, looked at the emerald green and complicated grape leaves, and poured out all her memories, "More than 20 years ago, my mother was originally a good lady in the palace. Because she is deeply loved by the current emperor, three A month later, my mother was pregnant.

At that time, the queen had already given birth to a legitimate son, and she and I were pregnant with the emperor's child successively.Because the queen was afraid that her mother's child would threaten her as the son of the crown prince, she repeatedly attacked the child in her mother's womb.

At that time, the mother was pure and kind, and never knew that the queen would secretly harm her. When she found out, she was already about to give birth. ..." 
The scene at that time is vivid in my mind. On the night of giving birth, it was raining heavily in the dark sky, and the glazed lamps hanging under the eaves were shining softly.

In Duofu Palace, a group of ladies come and goes, and the gauze curtain blown by the wind floats around like ghosts.

(End of this chapter)