Quickly wear the goddess, a little sweet

Chapter 231 The Eldest Princess (Sixteen)

The road has always been unimpeded, no matter whether it is a palace official or a concubine, anyone who sees a golden car with four corners inlaid with red gems will give way one after another.

As we all know, this chariot was bestowed by the emperor himself on the Eldest Princess Jing Liuyuan.What's more, with Jing Liuyuan's delicate and savage temperament, few people dare to make mistakes.

As soon as they arrived at Changle Palace, when the carriage landed at the beginning of the day, several clever little maids ran up to greet her.Su Kui waved her hands casually, and ordered: "Has the imperial physician arrived yet? Help the Ninth Prince in quickly, and be quicker in your hands and feet, so don't let him catch the cold again!"

"Yes! Princess!"

Several palace maids were neatly dressed, and someone immediately put a thick cloak on Nan Xuange, and gently helped him into the Changle Palace who had fallen into a deep coma.

Just as Su Kui was about to step up to follow, a woman in her twenties who was obviously dressed as a court lady ran out in a hurry, leaned close to Su Kui and whispered in her ear, "Princess, the emperor is here, just wait inside!"

"Oh?" Su Kui raised her eyebrows and nodded slightly to show that she knew, "If I had known that my father would come to see me, I wouldn't have stayed outside for so long!"

As she spoke, she pretended to be in a hurry, and walked forward non-stop, her skirt was kicked back and forth by her movements, which really answered the sentence that every step grows lotus.

"Honglian, did you serve tea to the emperor? Use the can of Dahongpao that I treasure to make tea. It must be very good to drink in this weather."

The palace lady Hong Lian bowed her head and followed Su Kui all the way. Seeing that Su Kui took off her cloak, she quickly took it over. Hearing this, she hurriedly said, "It's over, princess, don't worry!"

Su Kui nodded, and asked again: "How long has Father been here?"

Honglian thought for a while, "I've been here for a while, about half an hour later!"

After Su Kui listened quietly, she began to think about it. Unexpectedly, the Emperor Yonglu acted quite like him.

In the midst of his busy schedule, he came to see the sick adoptive daughter in person, and because the adoptive daughter was out, he waited in the palace for half an hour. When this news got out, outsiders would definitely say that Emperor Yonglu was a great emperor with high morals and great bearing!
However, the truth is always in the hands of a few.

Su Kui lowered her eyes and bit her lips for a moment, as if she was frightened by Hong Lian's words, "It's really unfilial to let Father wait for so long! Hurry up! Take Ben to see Father..."

Honglian was waiting for the promise, a hearty man's laughter came from the inner hall, and as the voice gradually approached, Emperor Yonglu, who was dressed in a bright yellow dragon robe and was thin, seemed to be in his fifties and strode forward with his hands behind his back walked out.

"Where did Liu Yuan go? You girl, you are still running around when you are sick, and you don't have to worry your father. You are really unfilial!" Pointing her with his index finger, the emperor shook his head and pretended to be angry.

Su Kui stepped forward and saluted respectfully, bit her lips and blamed herself: "It is indeed my son's fault, please punish me!"

Emperor Yonglu's eyes flashed when he heard her words, he squinted his eyes and stroked his beard and said in a deep voice, "Oh? Then tell me, are you ****?"

"The first mistake should not have caused the father to come with a heart full of concern, but in the end it was in vain. The second mistake should not have wandered around while sick, wasting the precious time of the father."

At first, the emperor was just listening and playing, but he didn't expect that after Su Kui said the following words, the deep eagle eyes gradually narrowed into a thin slit.

He looked at Su Kui wearing a simple hair top with a complicated expression, and was silent for a moment, "Liu Yuan, what you said is not like you, could it be that someone taught you to say it?"

(End of this chapter)