A prostitute: a good wife provoked an evil husband

Back in the palace, the emperor was annoyed that the princess had acted recklessly and lost the face of the royal family, so she took off her title of princess, demoted her to a commoner, and kicked her out of the palace.

Fortunately, the princess's mother-in-law, Concubine Yu, was still favored, and she pleaded hard in front of the emperor, so the emperor gave her a second residence. However, all the princess's food towns were taken back, and only a few shimilu were used to make ends meet every year.

Without the prosperous and wealthy eldest princess, she went to Prince Ning's mansion whenever she had something to do, as if she regarded Ning's mansion as her own home, and didn't treat herself as an outsider at all. Stole things back.

Speaking of this empress dowager, she used to have a very close relationship with the empress dowager. The empress dowager gave birth to Prince Ning with difficulty, and she was unwilling to educate King Ning for a long time. The affection is very strong, and sometimes King Ning takes Concubine Yu as his mother, but he is a bit indifferent to the Queen Mother.

After the first emperor passed away, Concubine Yu asked the emperor for grace, and went out of the palace to live with Prince Ning.

Because there is a concubine in Prince Ning's mansion, and because Prince Ning is his elder brother, the eldest princess is like a half-master in Prince Ning's mansion, bossing her around, and even the concubine is ignored.

Not to mention the food and clothing from Prince Ning's mansion, and the concubine's savings are often exploited. Fortunately, the concubine's savings are quite rich, and the emperor has rewards every year, which can withstand her exploitation.

When Chu Yunxi got married, the eldest princess had cried to the concubine for a long time, and asked for the pair of dragon and phoenix bracelets as a gift. Unexpectedly, when she met Pei Xiaoqing, what she gave away was an ordinary silver hairpin. The dragon and phoenix bracelet that the concubine concubine asked her to give her was lost, and now she is still beating her up, saying that Pei Xiaoqing despises her lightness of etiquette.

Now that she was exposed by the concubine's words, she couldn't sit still any longer, and said angrily to Prince Ning: "Second brother married a good daughter-in-law who doesn't even have elders in her eyes, and she said she came from a scholarly family. Hmph, not at all educated."

After finishing speaking, he flicked his sleeves and left angrily.

The pair of dragon and phoenix bracelets were still not taken out, even the silver hairpin was kicked in his arms and taken away.

Concubine Ning's delicate brows were frowned, she looked helplessly at the departing princess, and asked Yu Rong to bring Pei Xiaoqing to the next relative.

When Pei Xiaoqing raised her eyes, she felt so amazed. The beauty in the palace costume in front of her was enchanting and gorgeous, and her beauty was not inferior to the glamorous queen in the palace. Her pair of autumn eyes were so charming that water dripped out, her skin was as white as creamy fat, but her eyes were also cold. The cold, pretty face was somewhat mean and hostile.

If you stand with the princess, you will be as charming as a monster, and as elegant as a fairy, two completely different beauties, each with its own characteristics.

When Pei Xiaoqing was wondering who this beautiful woman was, Yu Rong whispered, "Second Young Mistress, please serve tea to Concubine Gu Ze."

It turned out to be Chu Yunyao's own mother and Liu Jingru's decent mother-in-law.

Pei Xiaoqing smiled, picked up a cup of tea, and bowed in respect.

Concubine Gu narrowed her eyes winkingly, looked at her coldly but did not take the tea.

The girl in front of her threw a piece of pudding in front of Concubine Gu, which meant that Pei Xiaoqing knelt down and offered tea.

Pei Xiaoqing is the daughter-in-law, while concubine Gu is just a concubine. In a hundred-married family, she is at best a concubine, and there is no right for the daughter-in-law to bow down to the concubine.