They will definitely get back all the suffering you and I have endured in this general's mansion. Don't you forget that we have a backer behind us?"
Mu Zongping raised his eyebrows slightly after listening to her words.
Liu Lanxin walked to the closet and found a piece of white silk, then handed it to Mu Zongping: "I hope the second master can bear with it for the time being and don't let anything go wrong before the big thing is done."
Mu Zongping also knew that he was too impulsive just now. He had already endured it for thirty years, so what would it matter if he endured it for a little longer?
He took a deep breath, waved his hand and hung the white silk on the beam, and then put the concubine's body on it to pretend to hang himself.
After doing all this, the two of them walked out of the room.
Because of Aunt Liu's appearance, the atmosphere in the General's Mansion was a little unusual, but the strange atmosphere was quickly dispersed by an imperial edict.
In order to congratulate Mu Rufeng on her great happiness, His Majesty specially decreed to make Xin Ruyi a first-class lady and also rewarded her with many things.
The next day, Mu Rufeng took Xin Ruyi into the palace to thank him.
It was Xin Ruyi's first time entering the palace, so she was a little nervous. She was afraid that her lack of etiquette would embarrass Mu Rufeng, and she was even more afraid that her status as a second marriage would make Mu Rufeng unable to hold her head high.
When she didn't understand her feelings before, she had never considered these things, but now all she could think about was Mu Rufeng's feelings.
In fact, based on her status, she is not qualified to marry Mu Rufeng.
Although Mu Rufeng is remarrying, with his prominent status, what kind of noble lady cannot marry him?
She had already planned this marriage, and now that she was granted the title of first-class wife, Xin Ruyi felt that the burden on her body was even heavier.
Mu Rufeng held Xin Ruyi's hand and felt her palms were wet with sweat. He looked sideways at Xin Ruyi's nervous look and stopped and said, "Don't be afraid, I'm here!"
Xin Ruyi's nervous heart relaxed after just a few words.
She knew that Mu Rufeng was a man who was not good at words. Although he could not say any sweet words, he would prove his love for her with practical actions!
Xin Ruyi smiled, nodded, and was about to speak when she suddenly heard a woman's feminine voice coming from behind: "Isn't this General Mu?"
Xin Ruyi looked back curiously and saw a woman in gorgeous clothes sitting on a sedan chair, followed by many palace maids and eunuchs, making a rather loud noise.
Although she had never been to the palace, she knew that the person who could be chased in a sedan chair in the palace was definitely not an ordinary person.
Just as she was thinking about it, the woman's eyes fell on her and she looked at her: "Is this General Mu's newly married wife? She looks pretty good."
Mu Rufeng raised her eyebrows, calmly rolled up her sleeves and saluted the woman: "I have met Her Royal Highness, the eldest princess."
Xin Ruyi was stunned for a moment when she heard the word eldest princess, and then she realized it and hurriedly followed Mu Rufeng to attend the ceremony: "I have met Her Royal Highness the eldest princess!"
The eldest princess is His Majesty's biological sister, but there are many rumors about her.
It is said that the eldest princess loves to keep male pets, and she got angry and killed her consort. However, your majesty is particularly indulgent towards this sister and always turns a blind eye to what she does, so that the eldest princess's reputation in the capital is not very good.
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It's just that the eldest princess doesn't live in the capital all year round. She has a house on the outskirts of Beijing and rarely enters the palace except for New Year's Day.
Mu Rufeng did not expect that he would run into the eldest princess. If there was anyone he least wanted to see in the capital, it would be the eldest princess.
Because there was an unpleasant past between him and the eldest princess back then!