A Handbook of Happiness for Small Farmers

Chapter 489 Letter from the Queen
Kowtowing to receive the imperial edict, the father-in-law who delivered the decree whispered to Qin Ke'er: "Miss Qin, the emperor still has an order to deliver, please please find a quiet place!"

Qin Ke'er hurriedly led people into the front room and the west room, and fended off the others. Then she stuffed the purse in her sleeve to the father-in-law who delivered the decree.

"Hey, what do you say, the girl has ruined the family, you can't do it, you can't do it." The father-in-law pretended to evade, but Qin Ke'er insisted. After a few rounds, the father-in-law just smiled I took the purse.

"Miss Qin, the following words are the emperor's oral order, so you don't have to kneel to listen." Because of the money, Qin Ke'er was saved from kneeling again.

If yesterday he only suspected that the big man was the emperor, then after hearing the oral order passed down by the eunuch Chuanzhi, Qin Ke'er can be 100% sure that the person he served all day yesterday is the current emperor.

Because the content of the oral order is as follows, the first is to ask Qin Keer to write out the recipe of the sauce that goes with potato chips and give it to Eunuch Chuanzhi, and the second is to ask Eunuch Chuanzhi to bring back some of the wild mountains that he drank yesterday For tea, the third one is that every autumn, Qin Keer will have someone send a batch of wild camellias to Beijing, and the fourth one is to tell Qin Keer to go to the palace to spend more time with the queen in her free time.

Hearing such a thing, Qin Ke'er couldn't help being taken aback. The first three things are easy to handle, but the last thing...

Forget it, it's really pitiful to think that Wei Ying will live deep in the palace when she is only a teenager. If she really has the opportunity to go to Beijing, it would be good to go and see her.

After thanking the father-in-law who passed the decree, Qin Keer proposed to stay with the father-in-law for lunch, but the father-in-law refused, and even dragged Qin Keer to confess a few more private words.

"Miss Qin, the emperor did not ask the miscellaneous family to say the following, but the empress ordered it." As he spoke, the father-in-law lowered his head and took out a piece of folded paper that was folded into a very small piece from the mouth of the boot, and handed it to Qin Ke'er In his hand, "Those who enter the palace and leave the palace, their clothes are always searched carefully, and only this place can escape the catastrophe. I hope Miss Qin will not be offended."

The father-in-law who delivered the decree was a little embarrassed. After all, it was somewhat unreasonable to take something out of the shoe and give it to others.

"It's okay, thanks to my father-in-law's smartness." Qin Ke'er blessed her body with a smile, but did not open the note.

Qin Ke'er originally wanted to send the edict-handling father away first, and then open the note, but he never thought that the edict-handling father-in-law would look like "you read the note first, and then I will leave".

Helpless, Qin Ke'er opened the note.

The note was not big, it was only the size of a finger when opened, and there were not many words on it, but it shocked Qin Ke'er very much.

There are only four words on it: Save my Wei family.

Qin Ke'er didn't know what kind of mood Wei Ying was in when she wrote these four words, but one thing is certain, she definitely risked a lot of money to write these four words, and she also entrusted people bring into their own hands.

The dignified queen of a country actually took such a big risk to send a message. This is not asking for help, but putting his wealth, life, and even the entire family in his own hands.

A small piece of paper is as heavy as a thousand catties to Qin Ke'er.

It seems that my choice the day before was not wrong, and it is also a good choice to admit the so-called three-year marriage period between myself and Wei Liao.

That being the case, let's go on like this!Anyway, there are still three years, so we can talk about it then.

(End of this chapter)