She went out for a while, and came in again soon, personally carrying a cup of hot ginseng tea, very respectfully: "Your Majesty, please have tea. [26nbsp;]"
He smiled bitterly, which was also a way to serve tea and see off guests.
"Your Majesty, it's late at night. It's not good for you to stay in the Falling Flower Hall. The little girl is afraid of causing any rumors. The little woman is not afraid of anything if she is gentle, but she is afraid of affecting His Majesty..."
The palace is not a vacuum. Even if it is an emperor, people will be aware of stealing incense and jade. The gossip spreads faster than imagined. When it is dawn, the emperor's whereabouts will not be such a secret matter.
The fasting emperor, visiting the Empress Dowager's substitute at night - what's going on?
Are you righteous during the day and unruly at night?
Professor during the day, beast at night???
She was more smarter than he thought - it was the word he used - smarter - not smart - at this time, she was really possessed by the Empress Dowager - there was a kind of thing he was very, very unaccustomed to
"Looking at the tip of the hair"-
This is the kind of traits he dislikes the most among women, so many words came to his mouth and they were swallowed back.
"Your Majesty, please."
His eyebrows slightly raised, and he was not angry, but just looked at her face with "sincerity" - this face was so cautious, completely contrary to the past. She adhered to her duties and was well-behaved, and she really couldn't help but make him unable to do so.
Get angry.
He downplayed: "Are you blaming me?"
She finally raised her head slightly: "The little girl dare not. Although the little girl wants to marry the third prince as her concubine, she also knows that her identity is humble, and it is expected that she will be rejected..."
She actually dared to say that she ran out to propose in front of the Second Prince. If it weren't for this, how could the resistance be so great??? The thing she had planned was messed up by her.
He felt really angry in his heart and said in a deep voice: "Shui Lian, you know that I didn't mean this."
Her eyes fell on his face - the palace lantern was not as good as the daytime, his face looked very hazy, and the blood on the corners of his mouth had already dried up. Yes, the autumn air was clear and cool, and it was the dryest season. When men got angry, it was also true.
It's very natural.
So she began to wait - he didn't mean that, what exactly did it mean? But, what did he mean, he didn't say it out.
She was impatient to wait and picked up the teacup again: "Your Majesty, please have tea."