Peasant Woman’s Decreed Life as a Wife

  Chapter 1488 Heartbeat

  After all, brother Chongjin has already helped him out of his troubles, so there is no need to say anything that will cause trouble.

   Besides, she believed that brother Chongjin could understand what she meant.

  Li Chongjin's expression was still indifferent: "It's dangerous over there, don't go any further, it's really impossible to pick it up, let the maids help, the emperor's grandmother is the most gentle, I don't like to cause trouble because of her."

  Chu Ziluo could hear the concern in his words, she was in a happy mood, and saluted in a proper manner: "Thank you, Lord Rong, for reminding me."

   "Don't make trouble in the palace, please pay more attention." Li Chongjin's voice was still indifferent. After leaving this sentence, he turned around and walked away. He could only see his black back, and he left at a leisurely pace.

  Li Chun'er's cheeks were flushed, and she couldn't bear to look away from him.

  Thinking of the last flower appreciation feast, she only glanced at King Rong from a distance, and now she feels extremely regretful, scratching her heart and lungs, itching like a cat's paw, if she had known that King Rong was so outstanding, she would have...

  Li Chun'er pinched the handkerchief on her hand, intertwined her fingers, and suddenly her eyes fell on Chu Ziluo who was picking flowers next to her. With scrutiny in her eyes, she approached and asked, "Do you know King Rong?"

   "I know." Chu Ziluo nodded, a little confused: "Didn't the last flower appreciation banquet be held for King Rong and King Qi?"

   "I mean, are you very familiar with King Rong? He only talked to you just now." Li Chun'er questioned, with obvious jealousy flashing in her eyes.

  Chu Ziluo saw it clearly at a glance. She was surprised in her heart, and shook her head slightly: "Sister Li, you misunderstood. Just now, King Rong just warned me not to cause trouble. It is not good for the Queen Mother."

   Isn't it.

   Originally, it was in the name of entering the palace to see the Empress Dowager's body. If something happened, wouldn't it be unlucky.

  Chu Ziluo doesn't want to cause trouble, and she knows that a woman's jealousy is a double-edged sword. She doesn't want to confront Li Chuner, especially when the other party often cannot control her emotions.

   "Then you mean that you have nothing to do with King Rong." Li Chun'er's mood improved a lot in an instant.

  Chu Ziluo: "How could a courtier have anything to do with King Rong? That's the prince."

   "That's right." Li Chun'er glanced at her, the contempt in her eyes couldn't be more obvious.

  Chu Ziluo saw it clearly but didn't say anything. After all, it's fine not to cause trouble. Anyway, she can't control other people's thoughts.

   There is no trouble for her, so naturally I don't care.

  Afterwards, Li Chun'er had no intention of staying, Chu Ziluo pretended not to know what she was thinking, and followed her back with a flower basket.

  She had learned flower arranging, so after returning to the Palace of Compassion and Ning, she soon put plum blossoms into a vase in the side hall together with the buds, revealing the unique arrogance of plum blossoms, exuding vitality in their aloofness.

   "Miss Chu has worked hard, this servant will present the vase to the Empress Dowager."

  Chu Ziluo thanked her, but the maid in charge hurriedly said she didn't dare. At the same time, Li Chuner's next to her was put into a vase by the maid next to her, and they were taken by the maid to the Empress Dowager's Palace.

  The Empress Dowager was put on acupuncture and moxibustion.

  I feel a lot more comfortable on my body.

   Resting on the soft couch, the nurse next to her stood and pressed the acupuncture points on her hands, which was also ordered by the imperial doctor and Lu Sangqi and other doctors.

   "Your Majesty, I heard from the imperial doctors that your body is not incurable, but you need to pay attention to it. You must take good care of your body." The nun said with concern.

  The Queen Mother leaned to one side.

  (end of this chapter)