Good pregnancy, quick to wear: the soft fox is pampered in the plane

A trace of shame flashed in Baili Qingyi's eyes.

"Isn't that right? As long as you help the second prince ascend to the throne, is there anything else you can't get?"

The head of the Baili family seemed to have become the largest aristocratic family in the capital and was sought after with a gleam in his eyes.

His descendants were all used by the emperor, and he became the object of everyone's fawning.

"By the way, the fourth princess is still in the mansion. You have to be nice to her. After all, she is the second prince's biological sister. We will all be part of the family from now on. Are you still afraid that you will be mistreated in the future with her here?"

Thinking of the complaining, calculating, and vicious woman in the backyard, Baili Qingyi felt inexplicably irritable for some reason.

What flashed through his mind was the bright smile of the woman who had been chasing behind him.

But reality still slapped him hard in the face.

"Yes, my nephew knows."

After leaving the room of the head of the Baili family, Baili Qingyi went straight back to the backyard that he had not entered for a long time.

Before I even walked in, I heard a burst of curses coming from the house.

"Trash, you bunch of trash, you can't handle it alone, what's the use of you?"

"Didn't Jing Si go to the south alone? You also missed an unarmed woman?"

Baili Qingyi's eyes suddenly shrank, and he rushed up and asked coldly: "Did you attack the princess?"

Jing Xiao was startled and was relieved to see that it was him. However, when He Jiao heard his words and saw his nervous expression, his face instantly turned cold.

"What? Are you feeling distressed?"

Jing Xiao's eyes were full of jealousy, and she rushed up and looked at him fiercely: "Baili Qingyi, do you understand? I am your wife, I am the one!"

"You didn't want Jing Si in the first place, and Jing Si didn't want you either, so you married that werewolf Yuan Lanqing. What happened to me when I attacked her? Are you distressed?"

A series of questions and ridicules made Baili Qingyi's head hurt.

He resisted the urge to attack her: "No matter what, she is your sister, you don't have to do everything."

Jing Xiao seemed to have heard some big joke: "Sister? He and I are just half-mothers. Is she worthy of my sister?"

Baili Qingyi noticed that the person in front of him was in a wrong mood and didn't want to engage in a verbal dispute.

But Jing Xiao blocked his way: "Why on earth, you all prefer her, am I worse than her?"

"As long as my imperial brother succeeds in his great cause, I will be the most noble princess of the Tianlin Dynasty. Jing Si will only end up as a beggar in the end."

She had already discussed it with the royal brother, and she just had to wait for the great cause to be completed.

So he demoted the queen, prince, and Jing Si to beggars, begging every day.

Make them the lowest of the low.

Baili Qingyi's eyes flashed with disgust and disdain, but thinking of the second prince she mentioned, she could only hold back her temper.

He sighed slightly and said angrily: "If you don't like her, I won't mention her. Just don't let your anger break your body."

Jing Xiao was stunned and looked at him in surprise.

His eyebrows were gentle, with no intention of blaming her, only helplessness and pampering.

"It was really helpless for me to marry you in the first place, and I really hated that I was tricked into marrying you, so I did resent you at first, but as time goes by, I see people's hearts. I'm not the kind of person who is arrogant. Thank you for your kindness. I can see it."

The tip of Jing Xiao's nose felt sour, but she turned her head stubbornly: "You just saw that the emperor is now in power, so you did this to me."

Baili Qingyi resisted the urge to feel sick: "If you don't believe it, I can't help it. I just used the wrong method before. You... forget it, go to bed early."

After saying that, he turned around and left.

Jing Xiao turned around when he heard the footsteps and looked at his back with a trace of nostalgia.

At that time, Baili Qingyi, an aristocratic young man with outstanding talent and famous name in the capital, was the dream lover of all women, including her. But with Jing Si, the legitimate princess, pursuing him, she had no chance to get close to him. After Jing Si finally got married, she could slowly want to get close to him.

That day, she saw him lying on the ground behind the rockery. Although she had been drugged, she was not completely unconscious. If he hadn't been the person she had always dreamed of before, she would not have given herself away so easily even if she had been drugged. …

I think she was willing to marry to Baili Mansion at the beginning, but she didn't expect that she would be a concubine.

She couldn't accept that the person she longed for humiliated her so much, and she even resisted that he was not asking to marry her as his wife, so she resisted desperately.

But when she got married to Baili Mansion, everyone there looked down on her.

Even Baili Qingyi rarely stepped into her yard. In order not to be looked down upon, she had to pretend not to care and never put down her body to see him.

Is everything a misunderstanding now?
In fact, he has always liked her, but it was just because of a misunderstanding that the two of them never understood each other's feelings?
Jing Si here met the people sent by the emperor before she arrived in the capital.

The emperor ordered the magistrate to be released immediately and not to mess around.

Jing Si's eyes turned red and she reluctantly agreed to let him go.

But at this time, the magistrate was already dying and had no strength.

The people who came wanted to take the magistrate away and seek medical treatment in advance, but they were stopped by Jing Si, who took the initiative to give up the carriage and said that they would take him into the city together.

So that night, Jing Si quickly returned to the capital with her people.

Without waiting for the palace people to report first, Jing Si took the person lying on the carriage directly into the palace.

When the emperor and queen got the news, they hurried over and saw their daughter who had lost a lot of weight.

The emperor's heart suddenly softened when he wanted to scold him, and the queen looked even more worried behind her.

Jing Si didn't say anything. She first sent away the people around her, then took out a letter from her arms and handed it over.

The emperor accepted it doubtfully, and his face became increasingly ugly as the contents of the letter continued.

"Si'er, do you know the consequences of such a crime being committed on your imperial brother?"

Jing Si nodded: "It was precisely because he knew that Si'er came to tell his father in person."

"Although the second emperor brother and I are not of the same mother, we are both my father's children. I will not frame him randomly. But as Lan Qing said, it involves not only personal interests or family affairs, but also more. This is a world matter, involving tens of thousands of people, so I beg your Majesty to think twice."

She didn't have any emotions, knelt on the ground and kowtowed, addressing her as your majesty instead of her father.

Because she was saying this for the sake of thousands of people.

The prince's voice came from outside the door: "I beg your father to calm down. Si'er is young and is acting like this because of the pain of losing her husband. Please don't blame Si'er."

The prince kept talking at the door again and again, kowtowing one by one.

Looking at a pair of children, one risked his life to seek permission for world affairs, and the other put aside his majesty as a prince for the sake of his biological sister.

Think again about what the other pair of children did at this time.

He was really heartbroken.

The queen closed her eyes in pain, then came to kneel down next to Jing Si.

"Lian'er..."

"Your Majesty, I know that you are a wise king and will not bear to see the people suffer. Whether this matter is true or false, we should take it seriously and not put the people at any risk."

"Since ancient times, in the struggle for power, no matter who wins or loses, the people in the world suffer the most."

"Lian'er, I know, I will investigate this matter thoroughly and will not be partial or connivant."

The queen pulled away the hands held by the emperor and said respectfully: "Yes, your majesty is wise."

The emperor smiled bitterly: "Lian'er, do you and I really want to do this?"