Chapter 505 Ask His Highness the Crown Prince for Help
Chapter 505: He also asked His Highness the Crown Prince for help
Dong Yinchuan frowned and didn't say anything to stop him.
There were many women in the harem, and he had seen many tricks. Princess Xiao had used them in the wrong place.
"Jade Wushuang..."
"I am the emperor's own princess. Not only did you fail to salute me, but you also spoke rudely to me. This is another crime for you." Yu Wushuang interrupted her.
The mother-in-law secretly tugged at Princess Xiao.
Princess Xiao knelt on the ground with her legs bent, her voice trembling: "I was wrong today, I bumped into Princess Wushuang, please forgive me Princess Wushuang."
Yu Wushuang half lowered his eyes, twitched the corners of his mouth coldly, and said nothing.
A little quieter.
Time passed little by little, and on a hot day, Princess Xiao's legs hurt when she was kneeling, and her head and hands ached.
"Miss Yu." Dong Yinchuan called.
Yu Wushuang looked away: "Since Princess Xiao is so sincere, I will bypass you."
Princess Xiao's forehead was dripping with sweat and her head felt dizzy.
Noisy sounds rang out, and Fei Yuan led Magistrate Yin over in a hurry.
Magistrate Yin took a look around, and things seemed to be a little clearer when he arrived.
At this time, seeing Princess Xiao kneeling on the ground, she became more clear about which side she could provoke and which side she couldn't provoke.
"Your Royal Highness, Princess Wushuang."
"Prefect Yin came late, the matter has been resolved." Yu Wushuang looked at it.
Magistrate Yin nodded and bowed: "As long as it's solved, it'll be fine."
It would be great if you don't have to go to the Yamen. The small Yamen really can't accommodate the Big Buddha, especially the Big Buddha who is a direct descendant of the Yu family.
"But since Magistrate Yin is here, please send Princess Xiao back to the house. It's hot and we can't let the princess walk back." Yu Wushuang said again.
"Yes." Magistrate Yin nodded, turned to the Yamen servant and ordered: "Hurry and prepare the car."
The mother-in-law has helped Princess Xiao up from the ground.
Princess Xiao felt dizzy and leaned on her mother-in-law.
"Miss Yu, I'm about to return to the palace, why don't we go together." Dong Yinchuan said with a smile.
"good."
Yu Wushuang walked towards the carriage and stepped out as if she had thought of something again. She turned back to Princess Xiao and asked, "Is Old Princess Xiao okay?"
Prince Xiao's eyes widened when he heard the words in a daze.
"You have to live well." Yu Wushuang said coldly and got into the car.
If the Xiao family touches someone they shouldn't touch, the price must be paid.
Princess Xiao rolled her eyes and really fainted——
Fei Yuan crossed the East Street without even looking at the horse-drawn carriage.
Dong Yinchuan got on his horse and walked outside Yu Wushuang's carriage, thinking deeply.
Prince Xiao passed away early, and Princess Xiao had been fasting, praying, and praying without asking about court affairs. He had not seen the old princess for many years.
I don’t understand why Yu Wushuang suddenly asked about Princess Xiao?
After entering the palace gate, the guards led Dong Yinchuan's horse.
The two of them walked side by side, secretly looking at the woman beside him. She was cold and very strong. Although she was not afraid, she was no worse than those practitioners.
"If His Highness the Crown Prince is not busy, can we go together to meet the Holy Spirit?" Yu Wushuang tilted his head and said suddenly.
Dong Yinchuan was stunned for a moment, then smiled and said: "Of course it is, but I don't know why Miss Yu wants to see my father?"
"His Royal Highness will know about it later, and I asked His Highness for help during the game."
"If I can help Miss Yu, I will be very happy." Dong Yinchuan had no airs at all.
Yu Wushuang smiled and said no more.
Jing Shengze was indeed very discerning, and Dong Yinchuan was pretty good, but she felt that Emperor Dongyue was more interested in the third prince because he was more ruthless.
There is no need for emotions in imperial power. Emperor Dongyue saw his sons clearly.