The medical concubine never thinks of going out of the wall

Chapter 1316
The days when Tang Nineteen went to the Criminal Division were not as long as the days when he went to the palace to treat the empress.

The queen's attitude towards Tang Nineteen is not much different from before, but she is a little more dependent amidst her arrogance.

Tang Nineteen knew that the Queen's dislike for her and Qu Tiange was mostly because Qu Tiange "loyalty" to King Rui. Now that King Rui is dead, in the Queen's eyes, Qu Tiange is just the Queen of Autumn. Grasshoppers, there is nothing to jump about.

She let go of her guard, and naturally her attitude improved a lot.

Tang Nineteen intentionally slowed down the treatment process due to the empress' headache, but the empress did get better. After Tang Nineteen's efforts to persuade her, the empress agreed to send Xu Jing out of the palace.

On the day Xu Jing left the palace, there was a little snow in the sky. She was wearing dark blue civilian clothes. Tang Nineteen sent her to a carriage and horse dealer, and hired a carriage for her. One cart, one person, one simple package, A person's life, separated from that complicated palace, becomes so simple and pure, and also becomes so lonely.

Tang Nineteen returned home after seeing Xu Jing off, and watched Xue from the window for a long time. She didn't notice that Bitao came in, and she didn't turn her head until Bitao bumped into something and made a movement.

Bi Tao is so skinny that she's losing her appearance.

Since Lu Bai and Meili's marriage started to be put on the table in September, and the progress was slowly laid out, she has not been in a good mood.

Tang Shijiu knew that this girl felt uncomfortable, and she was afraid that she loved Lu Bai so badly that it would be difficult to pull her out for a while.

Trying to make her happy is useless.

She seemed to be a different person, she always looked at the sky in a numb manner, and always bumped into herself when doing things, and she became thinner day by day, and she always avoided talking to her when she wanted to talk to her.

Tang Nineteen had nothing to do with her. Relationships were not as simple as eating and sleeping. It was not like she could force Bi Tao to obey her.

She could only hope that Bi Tao would come out soon.

Outside, Hydrangea ran in excitedly holding the qin. Aunt Lin came out of the small kitchen wearing an apron and hurriedly opened an umbrella and went over: "My little ancestor, don't run away, it's snowing, slide carefully, and drop the qin in a while." It's broken, let's see you cry."

This pair of "grandfather and grandson" is the most lively in this yard.

Tang Nineteen smiled through the window, "Hydrangea, what did you learn today?"

"After learning Pingsha Luoyan, the master praised me for playing well."

"Play it to me later, Bi Tao, listen to it together."

Bi Tao shook her head faintly: "No, this servant will go to Prince Yi's Mansion soon. Two days ago, I went to Prince Qian's Mansion to give gifts to the young prince. When it rained, Princess Yi borrowed an umbrella from my servant, and this servant has to return the umbrella."

"It's just an umbrella, just ask Butler Liu to send someone to return it."

Bi Tao shook her head: "Young maidservant will handle it by herself, Miss, please listen slowly."

After speaking, turning back and going out, Tang Nineteen frowned, and sighed almost imperceptibly.

Compared with Bitao, you have never had a lively face, but Hydrangea is like a snowflake outside, lively and elf.

Now, she and Tang Nineteen are getting closer.

"Miss, I'm coming in."

Just as she was about to step in, she was stopped by Aunt Lin: "Little ancestor, you are cold, and the young lady is a healthy person. Be careful not to catch the cold air for the young lady, and take off the cloak first."

Tang Nineteen smiled and said, "Let her come in. I didn't even light a charcoal basin, and I still had the bed open. I don't care about the cold. Come in, Hydrangea."

Hydrangea made a face at Aunt Lin, came in with her piano in her arms, sat down on the edge of Tang Nineteen's piano table, put down her piano, and asked Tang Nineteen's opinion: "Play now? "

(End of this chapter)