Princess Huaichang saw all this and chuckled: "Sister Mu can always make people feel like old friends at first sight. It's really amazing."
Queen Mother Shen frowned and looked at Princess Huaichang.
Princess Huaichang looked innocent and bright: "When I first met Sister Mu, I thought she was a good person. When the Queen Mother saw Sister Mu, she entrusted her with her family and life. When the Queen Mother met Sister Mu, she also felt that she was loyal and reliable... …”
This doesn't sound like a good thing to say.
She thought Mu Yunhan was a good person, but then she was unlucky.
The Queen entrusted her wealth and life to Mu Yunhan, and she is still in trouble.
Therefore, Queen Mother Shen's future is very worrying.
Everyone knows that the words are not good, but they cannot find anything wrong with Huaichang.
Mu Yunhan smiled slightly: "Your Highness, what you said is wrong. You should say it the other way around."
Queen Zou smiled and continued: "How to say?"
"When I first met Your Highness the Princess, I always thought you were a good person.
When they met Your Majesty and the Queen for the first time, my wife and husband had already entrusted them with their fortune and life.
When I met the Queen Mother, I realized that there is such an amiable, wise and far-reaching person in the world."
Mu Yunhan said, stood up, handed the eldest son of the emperor to the wet nurse, and saluted Empress Dowager Shen and Empress Zou devoutly.
A similar paragraph, said directly and backwards are two completely different things.
It wasn't that they believed in the wrong Mu Yunhan, but that Mu Yunhan believed in the wrong person.
Regarding what Empress Zou said, she specifically mentioned the emperor so that she would not appear to be targeting the empress.
As for what will happen with Empress Dowager Shen in the future, that depends on Empress Dowager Shen herself.
Empress Dowager Shen said: "Look at you, you said you were sitting down and talking, but as you were talking, you got up and saluted. Sit down quickly."
Mu Yunhan sat down with a smile and looked around: "Why don't you see Concubine Zhou?"
Queen Mother Shen wondered: "Hey, really, why don't you see her coming?"
The palace servant said respectfully: "To return to the Queen Mother, Concubine Zhou is a little uncomfortable when she wakes up early."
Empress Dowager Shen frowned: "Her body is really... that's all. Huaichang should go back and serve your mother and concubine. She will get married next spring, so it's time to spend some time with her."
Princess Huaichang glanced at Mu Yunhan. This woman's methods were becoming more and more sophisticated. She wanted to drive her away, but she could achieve her wish with just one word.
Mu Yunhan didn't pay any attention to Princess Huaichang.
Suddenly someone from the palace said: "Concubine Zhou is here."
Then Concubine Zhou walked in, supporting a palace servant, and said apologetically: "Your Majesty, please forgive me, I'm late."
Although Empress Dowager Shen hated that Huaichang had disgraced the royal family, she had no ill feelings toward the unconcerned Concubine Zhou. She said kindly: "Since my body is not healthy, I will take good care of it. Why do I have to drive in the wind and rain again?" come over?"
Zhou Taibin said gratefully: "It was just a minor problem. It has been cured now. I feel sorry for not paying my respects to the empress for a long time."
Empress Dowager Shen said: "Give the concubine a soft seat in a place sheltered from the wind."
Princess Huaichang took the opportunity to step forward to support Concubine Zhou, and glanced at Mu Yunhan from the corner of her eyes, saying that it would not be easy to drive her away.
Concubine Zhou, however, avoided her hand without showing any trace, spun on her heels, and was helped over by the palace attendants.
Princess Huaichang looked at her empty hand, a hint of ferociousness flashed in her eyes, and she quickly calmed down her expression. She caught up to Princess Zhou and tightly grabbed her arm, sat down next to her, and talked coquettishly.
Mu Yunhan looked at the two completely different faces, thoughtfully.