"How could such a thing happen?" Mu Yunhan was surprised and said with a smile, "Will Her Highness the Princess be talked about?"
Princess Huaichang smiled: "Do you think I am gold and everyone likes me? That matter... got involved with you again for no reason. I am also... I'm really sorry."
She held Mu Yunhan's hand and shook it gently: "I heard about the ginseng case, but unfortunately I can't do anything, not even say sorry."
"I just thought that if I have the chance to see you in the future, I must say sorry to you."
"It's a pity that last time you entered the palace, you still had no chance at all. Today you finally have this opportunity. I'm sorry."
Mu Yunhan shook his head and said sincerely: "This matter was none of your business in the first place."
It was the Jiang family who was causing trouble inside, and the Zhou family quickly switched sides.
Princess Huaichang showed a bit of sadness: "Actually, this matter has nothing to do with Hua Shi. If he knew that they were like this, he would definitely disapprove."
"Huashi?" Mu Yunhan was silent for a moment before realizing that this was the name of Princess Huaichang's fiancé who died young and the second son of the Jiang family.
So Princess Huaichang doesn't have any feelings for her ex-fiancé?
Princess Huaichang quietly wiped away a tear from the corner of her eye, forced a smile and said, "I'll make you laugh."
Mu Yunhan shook his head.
Being born into a royal family, there must be a lot of things you can't control, and you can't laugh or cry freely.
However, Princess Huaichang was in such decline that even Mrs. Lin could squeeze her out, which she did not expect.
If you think about it carefully, the Zhou family has no promising people and can only rely on the queen and prince to make ends meet.
As for the Lin family, even though the Queen Mother doesn't show much respect, the men in the family are really powerful.
Even when Magistrate Qiu offended the Jiang family, the owner of Huanhua House introduced him to the Queen Mother's nephew, Qianchuan Prefecture Mu Linyun, and he was able to continue his official career.
It can be seen that the Lin family is not very afraid of the Jiang family, and of course they are not very afraid of the Zhou family.
The two were speechless. Princess Huaichang stood up and said softly: "I heard that this incident has brought trouble to you and my little sister. I am very sorry. I will not sit back and watch this happen."
After saying that, she left quickly.
Mu Yunhan and Mu Ying were left looking at each other in confusion.
Mu Ying watched the entire audience and remained silent. At this moment, Fang innocently spread her hands to Mu Yunhan: "Why does it feel like everyone is so busy?"
Every word, every look, and every action of these people makes people feel that there is a lot going on.
Using the word "busy" to describe it couldn't be more appropriate.
Mu Yunhan smiled slightly: "How do you feel?"
Mu Ying whispered: "They are all jealous of us and want to warn and threaten us, but they don't dare to go too far. As for Princess Huaichang, she wants to be friends with you."
Mu Yunhan felt it.
Huaichang has been showing goodwill.
It doesn’t matter how much sincerity there is and what the purpose is.
But she said that she could wait to resolve the matter between Mu Ying and Zhou Yifu.
Suddenly I heard a sound from the cloud board, and the eunuch's high-pitched voice said: "Silence! Silence!"
The entire Guangming Palace became quiet.
The emperor and the queen mother were seated, and the concubines, princes, princesses, and the royal family were seated.
The ministers took their seats.
Mu Yunhan noticed that Gu Yilan and Gu Fenglin's seats were arranged very interestingly.
Ranking first among the ministers, Gu Yilan is on the left and Gu Fenglin is on the right.
Gu Yilan was wearing a black priest's robe with red lining, and Gu Fenglin was wearing a Taichang Temple minister's robe with vermilion black lining. The colors alone made them look interesting.
What's more, when the two of them were sitting at the table, their expressions were at two extremes. (To be continued)