748. Chapter 748 Keeping Loyal Hearts According to History 26
Nanbi gently stroked his swollen belly. If he had not taken advantage of the opportunity, this child would not have appeared. It was precisely because Anuo took away all the eyes of Queen Chabi that she was able to conceive Longzi.
Standing by and watching, Arnold should not be blamed now. After thinking about this, Nan Bi felt a little better. She picked up the tea cup and took a sip of tea, "You are outside the palace, do you know the impact of this disaster?
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The expression on Arnold's face was still a little careless. When Nanbi asked her to help save the child, she did have some selfish motives for letting Nanbi take the initiative. Although there was nothing wrong with doing so, taking the initiative could make Queen Chabi interested. One
Queen Chabi would not take it seriously if she was a woman who did not fight or rob, but if she dared to take the lead, Queen Chabi would definitely get rid of her even if it was just to protect herself.
Queen Chabi and Nanbi were originally sisters. She didn't know what was going on between the two sisters, but she knew that the relationship between the two sisters was life-and-death. It was just a slight provocation, and Nanbi became a constraint in the palace.
After staying in Chabi, Queen Chabi was unable to estimate the Yunnan Palace. If this were not the case, there would probably be a sequel to what Hu Gechi went to Shitou Town some time ago.
Arnold glanced at Nan Bi and could see that Nan Bi was already a little anxious at this time. Arnold reached out and picked up the teapot on the table, tilted the pot body and poured tea into the water cup. The water cup gradually became full, and then overflowed.
, tea suddenly flowed everywhere on the table.
"It's full, it's full." Nan Bi showed a trace of impatience on her face. She just wanted Arnold to come into the palace today and tell her something she wanted to know, but Arnold didn't say anything when he came to the palace.
Now, she was so distracted that she didn't even notice the tea spilling from the cup.
She raised her eyes and looked at Nanbi, and then looked away after a long time. She put the teapot back in its place, looked at the wet table and said slowly: "The Yellow River has two banks. One bank is affected by the disaster, but what about the other bank?
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Nan Bi was stunned: "You mean..."
Arnold nodded: "Yes, it's what you thought."
"Does the Khan know that?" Nanbi's voice was trembling, whether it was excitement or fear. She looked at Arnold, hoping to see something on his face, but Arnold was always calm.
"I don't know whether Khan knows about it, but this time the report only reported that Henan was affected by the disaster. If we talk about the location, then Henan is farther away than Hebei. The emergency report should have come earlier." Arnold pointed with his hand.
She ordered some tea on the table, and then started drawing on the table. After drawing for a while, she stood up and said, "It's getting late. Madam, please rest more and don't think too much."
Seeing that Arnold was about to leave, Nan Bi quickly stood up and stopped her, "No, don't leave yet, I still have something to ask you."
Arnold turned back and looked at Nanbi doubtfully, "What else?"
"What do you think Khan will do?" Nanbi gritted his teeth and asked.
It is not a good thing to discuss political affairs in the harem, not to mention guessing the Khan's thoughts is taboo. Arnold smiled bitterly: "Actually, I don't know what the Khan will do in this flood. Maybe he will immediately open a warehouse to release food to relieve the victims, but
In the eyes of you Mongolians, the lives of the Han people are not as cheap as pigs and dogs. Perhaps the victims may be left to fend for themselves. However, Mrs. Nanbi, you are pregnant with Liujia. If you can persuade the Khan to pay attention to this matter, it will be for your mother's sake.
The middle child accumulates blessings."
"Then there is one more thing I want to ask." Nan Bi looked at Arnold with an appraising look, as if he was making up his mind whether to ask what she wanted to know, hesitating and wavering.