Since I learned about some of the relationship between the queen and the prince, I have become a thorn in my heart. The prince's indifference, the prince's busyness, and the prince's coming and going are so different from the marriage she imagined. After all, it is youth.
Shao Ai's woman, at home, her father loved her in every way, and even His Majesty took good care of herself! However, when she found that her husband's love was far inferior to her father's love, she felt wronged and painful, and she was very proud of herself, and she hugged her
There was great hope, and the two of them were childhood sweethearts, but when they found out that marriage was not the case at all, they finally fell ill and broke out.
"Empress, look, the Queen and Your Majesty have such a good relationship, don't think too much."
Li Yuping was silent for a while. Every time the prince and Taifu Gao had a dispute, every time the prince quietly entered and left the cold palace, and even the prince quietly sent it out that time - she knew it!
Shortly after marrying into the Prince's Mansion, she knew the woman who saved the Prince's life. Although the palace people dared not say too much, in the flashing words, how did that woman live with His Highness? Such love,
How could it be compared to me? In this way, the thorns in my heart became deeper and heavier.
After a while, she said, "One other day, I will personally thank the queen."
Xijun finally breathed a sigh of relief when she saw that a faint smile appeared on her face.
"Empress, you should have gotten better."
"I'm getting better this time, the first person I should thank for is Your Highness." She said, her face turned slightly red again, "Xijun, I really want to give birth to a son for Your Highness..."
"Ah?" Xijun screamed in horror and covered her mouth gently, "Empress, never. Look at who is pregnant in this mansion? You must not. Once you are pregnant, if you give birth to a prince,
You can't keep it yourself...Miss, don't..."
"They are selfish. Your Highness is so old and has no son yet, which is not conducive to the northern country..."
"But, Empress, you shouldn't be a pioneer, no..."
"Maybe the rules of the North will be changed? My father said that Your Majesty intends to depose that rule."
"But, then we have to wait until we are deposed? Before that, who dares to be such a terrible pioneer? Don't!"