Chapter 383: The Empress Dowager returns to court [7]
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Chapter 383: The Queen Mother returns to court【7】
The Queen Mother came back to her senses, nodded, and murmured: "It looks like, it looks like, Beiyue, come in and let the Queen Mother have a look."
"Yes." Bei Yue got into the carriage as she said, opened the curtain and came in. The Queen Mother waved to her and asked her to sit over.
"You have suffered so much, how come you are so thin?" The corners of the Queen Mother's eyes were also red. Although her face was properly maintained, the traces of time were still unforgiving. A few deep wrinkles made people feel sad just looking at them.
Huang Beiyue sniffed, and what she felt at this moment was true family affection. Huang Beiyue had been looking forward to her kind grandmother for many years, and now she finally saw her.
"Bei Yue has not endured hardship, but she is the imperial grandmother. How is her health?"
"Okay, Imperial Grandmother is doing very well." The Queen Mother pursed her lips and was speechless for a long time.
When Princess Yingye saw that Huang Beiyue said nothing, she said: "Royal grandmother, Beiyue didn't want you to worry and deliberately concealed it. Where is she doing well? In the past few days, there were rumors in the imperial capital that Xiao Yuanyuan and a few
This aunt is nothing!"
"Princess." Huang Beiyue glanced at her. This Princess Yingye is used to being evil. Now the Queen Mother has just returned to the court and has not yet arrived in the imperial capital. She is so busy with work. Why is she complaining to her old man?
In my memory, the Queen Mother was very kind and always cared for her. When Princess Huiwen passed away, the Queen Mother was heartbroken and bedridden for several months. Now that she is finally strong, how can she be sad and worried again?
"Yingye, what did you just say?" The Queen Mother naturally heard what she had said, and there was a faint anger on her face, "Then Xiao Yuanyuan, what happened to him?"
Princess Yingye pouted, glanced at Huang Beiyue, and whispered: "Then Xiao Yuanyuan and his aunt conspired to murder the property of the eldest princess's mansion. A few days ago, they even asked someone to put some of it in Liuyun Pavilion where Beiyue lived.
The fire will kill her"
"You bastard!" The Queen Mother suddenly slapped the pillow next to her, "Someone, go arrest that Xiao Yuanyuan!"
"Royal Grandma, you are not here, so I made my own decision. I asked Lord Geng Zhong from Tingwei Temple to investigate, and after taking the evidence, I have put Xiao Yuanyuan and several aunts in jail." Princess Yingye stuck out her tongue and said playfully.
"Princess Yingye is so witty and clever!" Aunt Su praised.
The Queen Mother nodded and said happily: "Well done Ying Ye, how dare Xiao Yuanyuan be so bold? The Ai family misjudged him back then!"
The Queen Mother took a few deep breaths and seemed very angry. Seeing this, Huang Beiyue originally wanted to tell the story that Princess Huiwen did not die of illness but was poisoned, but she didn't have the heart to say it.
Already.
Princess Yingye was too impatient today, so she spoke first. The Queen Mother was probably very angry as well. She is old and cannot bear the blow, so she had to think of a tactful way to say it.
"Beiyue, you have suffered such great grievances. It is the Ai family that feels sorry for you. It would have been nice if the Ai family had taken you away with them. I just think of the bumpy and tiring road. You are young and should be in a stable place.
Growing up in life, who knows, it will make you..." The Queen Mother spoke excitedly, and her voice slowly choked up after speaking.
"Royal Grandma, how can you know that growing up in adversity is not a good thing? After this incident, I know that people's hearts are sinister. I will be more careful in dealing with things in the future." Huang Beiyue said softly.
Aunt Su was startled, and even the Queen Mother lost consciousness for a moment. Looking at her tender little face, she seemed to have never expected that a twelve-year-old child would say such a thing.
