Empress will not return to the palace tonight

Chapter 79 Irony
That is not a place that can be bought with money. It must be the mother's argument and the empress dowager's preference for them, which resulted in such a result.

While Bai Yun was grateful to her mother, she was also very grateful to the old lady, the Queen Mother.

Elderly people like to eat some sweets, so when all kinds of fruits are harvested next year, let’s make more fruit candies and send them to them.

"Miss, when I went out, Madam said that Bazhen Pavilion has finished painting the head jewelry she ordered for you. Please go over and have a look. If you think it is good, they will start work." Miaoqin said with a smile.

"Then go." Bai Yun nodded with a smile.

"It's almost the end of the year. Master Hou will definitely return to Beijing from southern Xinjiang to report on his work. He will stay in Beijing for the new year. The second master's family will also come back from Shanxi. It will be lively then, and our lady can't stay so plain all the time. Mrs. The sets of head and face jewelry you made are very expensive, they are most suitable for the lady to wear, and they will not let the people in the second room look down on you." Miaoqin said with a smile.

Yesterday, Fahrenheit specially told everyone in the mansion that Bai Yunyi was about to reconcile with King Wei. From now on, people in the mansion will treat her as the unmarried Second Miss and still call her Miss.

Of course Bai Yunyi was also very happy, finally getting rid of the title of Princess Wei.

But... Mother actually said that she would find a son-in-law for her in the future, but she was shocked enough.

Of course, she doesn't dare to tell her mother about the idea of ​​not wanting to get married now, and she can only talk about it slowly in the future. At worst, when she is asked to go on a blind date in the future, she will just say that she doesn't like any of them.

When the three of them, master and servant, arrived at Bazhen Pavilion, it was already full of people.

Bazhen Pavilion's business is very good. The outer courtyard on the first floor sells ordinary gold and silver jewelry, and many people can afford it, so the place is also crowded with people.

The inner courtyard sells much more expensive pearl and hairpin jewelry. As for the second floor, they are all good things that dignitaries and nobles can afford. They are inlaid with top-quality jade, east beads, and gemstones of various colors. There are complete sets of head jewelry. The selling price is naturally high.

I heard from my mother that she owns [-]% of shares in Bazhen Pavilion, so she can be regarded as one of the bosses. My mother has discounts when buying things here, and she also does her best.

Bazhen Pavilion is now the best and highest-grade jewelry shop in the entire Yan Dynasty.

As soon as Bai Yun arrived, the chief steward welcomed her in.

"Princess, please." The chief steward said as he welcomed Bai Yunyi to the second floor. At the corner of the corridor, he met a man and a woman.

"Greetings to Mrs. and Mrs. Wei!" The person in charge hurriedly saluted.

They obviously did not expect to meet Bai Yunyi here, they were all startled.

As soon as Bai Yun noticed that they were looking at her strangely, she thought she must be an acquaintance, but she didn't expect the potbellied woman to speak first: "Hey, isn't this Princess Wei? I heard that the princess is going to reconcile with the prince. The status of the wheel is not as good as that of a concubine, and the concubine will not salute you."

When Bai Yun heard that her tone was a bit weird, she didn't bother to respond, but she didn't want the man to cup his fists at him and said, "Dali Temple Minister Wei Feng pays his respects to the princess."

"My lord, you don't need to be too polite." Bai Yun wanted to leave as soon as she responded.

"I heard that the princess has lost her memory and can't remember the past, so she must not remember my husband, right? What a pity, if the princess reconciles earlier, maybe it's not me who will marry your husband, but you, the princess. .” Mrs. Wei said with a half-smile.

(End of this chapter)