Empress is a black heart lotus

Chapter 252 Don't Keep Me Waiting for Half a Cup of Tea

It is better to ask a Murong Wan to be useful than to ask the emperor.

Due to the fact that the two masters and servants didn't understand the truth, they asked the wrong person.

Hearing the words, the emperor's handsome and cold face didn't improve in the slightest, on the contrary, he was about to get cold, as if a rainstorm was about to come.

Mu Nian is afraid, and also afraid.

After all, the person opposite is the emperor of Daqi, the ruler of a country, controlling the life and death of the whole world.

He is serious in speech and expression, showing that human life is worthless.

"Since Miss Mu has something to say to the concubine alone, you should go back and wait for me, Your Majesty. Anyway, it will take some time for them to prepare the food. When it is ready, the concubine will come back."

Hearing this, the emperor's face softened a little.

Seeing that she insisted on staying, he took off his outer robe and put it on her body: "It's half a cup of tea, don't keep me waiting."

"I know."

Murong Wan acted coquettishly at him as if no one was around: "You've already put on a piece of clothing for me, if you put another one on, I'm almost going to die of heat."

"It's windy and chilly at night."

With five words, she rejected her plan to tear off her clothes.

Murong Wan could only wear the coat he put on and watched him go away.

"The kindness and love that the emperor treats Concubine Jin is really enviable."

The words came out full of sourness.

Murong Wan glanced at the girl kneeling on the ground, and found a clean place to sit down: "Get up."

"Thank you, Concubine Jin."

"It's so late, Miss Mu, did you just wake up? Or did you stay up all night?"

Seeing that her eye sockets were red and swollen, not only did she not sleep all night, she clearly cried all night.

Xiang'er who asked this question was a little dissatisfied. In the final analysis, it was all Murong Wan's fault that Miss was so sad, if it wasn't for her
If it wasn't for her randomly reviewing some quasi-records for the emperor, the young lady wouldn't be so sad.

But due to Murong Wan's identity, some words, and presumptuous behavior, Xiang'er dared not do it no matter what.

"The courtier is curious about something, and wants to ask Concubine Jin to give the courtier an answer."

"what's up?"

"Concubine Jin, why did you agree to the elder brother's request and marry the courtier's daughter to His Royal Highness King Jing?"

"Oh, so that's what happened."

Murong Wan smiled: "It's nothing, I just think that you and His Royal Highness King Jing are both talented and beautiful, and Mr. Mu is also an important minister of Da Qi, so you two are a good match, so I agreed."

Speaking of this, Murong Wan's expression became more regretful: "Actually, the love between a man and a woman is sometimes not just love at first sight, mutual affection, and getting along more and more in the future, gradually developing feelings. Comparing the two, I am more inclined to This kind of long-term love."

"Because once you get used to having someone by your side, then this habit may become a habit forever."

Mu Nian smiled when she heard the words: "The concubine Jin's cognition is the same as that of the minister's daughter, and the minister's daughter also believes that love grows after a long time, even if the other party doesn't like me, there is always someone who can love me." The excuses and reasons for staying with the other party. The courtiers dare not pray for his favor, at least the courtiers can see him every day, and being under the same roof with him is a great satisfaction."

"So, on behalf of the emperor, it is right for me to agree to your elder brother's request for a marriage?"

"At that time, I heard my elder brother talk about Concubine Jin, saying that Concubine Jin agreed to this marriage. In my heart, I don't know how grateful I am to Concubine Jin. But today, I want to beg Concubine Jin, To plead with the emperor, to break off the marriage between the minister's daughter and His Royal Highness King Jing."

(End of this chapter)