The daily life of the great devil's favorite wife

Chapter 444 Gong Feimo

In front of the white brocade carriage, a figure floated.

A group of attendants spend money like water, but they often look sideways and observe the carriage behind.

Suddenly, they saw the carriage behind them turned around and turned towards another road leading to the palace gate.

Throwing away the copper coins in his hand, the headed attendant immediately turned around and entered the curtain of the car.

"They took a detour?"

An indifferent voice sounded, like a light flowing cloud, calm and calm.

Hearing this, the attendant immediately knelt down on one knee and saluted respectfully to the man sitting in front of him.

"Back to your lord, you are so predictable. They lifted the curtains and looked at it for a moment, then turned around and went to another road. Thinking about it, it was a detour."

"Get up."

The man dragged the teacup with one hand, and gently blew away the scent of tea.Among the strands of hair bound by the brocade crown, there are actually a few strands of snow-white mixed with it.

Let him wear this elegant Tsing Yi, more refined.

Perhaps it was the precipitation of the years that made his demeanor more indifferent and gentle.

"Remove the copper coins and let those beggars go."

"My subordinate understands."

The attendant took the order and immediately made a gesture to the outside. After a while of noise, everything returned to calm.

"I haven't been back to the capital for a long time, so I don't fit in with the hustle and bustle here."

The man sighed softly, but his tone was slightly weak, faint and lacking in breath.If Zhuang Jiang is here, one can definitely see that this middle-aged man is nostalgic for old illnesses.

"My lord, don't say that." The attendant lowered his head, not knowing what to say.

"Shiqi, go down, I want to be alone." The man smiled, with an elegant cup of tea in his hand, with faint white smoke wafting, it was such a long-lasting mood.

Shi Qi heard the words, but there was a strange look in his expression.

"My lord, did you really not tell the prince and empress that you were going to enter the palace in advance?"

Now the matter in the mansion is handled by the prince and the empress, if the prince encounters any danger, they may not be able to protect him.

And just now, the prince was clearly showing his identity to the old prince Zhuang on purpose.

"Shiqi, this king is a useless person, what else do they have to be afraid of? They killed me, they will only give Ziyu a chance. This king knows best about my son."

The man shook his head, his tone was flat but irrefutable.

"This king is anxious to come back today because I want to surprise Mo Qing. I also want to see how much Xi'er hates me now."

"The imperial concubine and your childhood sweetheart, she will definitely not..." Shi Qi hesitated to speak.

"Isn't it enough to explain everything if the letter has been sent and never returned? The king's sister has never been a fuel-efficient lamp."

"But you also want to, trust your empress..."

"Shiqi, that's enough."

The man put down the teacup, leaned against the carriage, closed his eyes and rested.Her face was slightly tired, but what she couldn't hide was the deep excitement between her brows.

Uncle Zhuang, since you don't want to talk to Feimo, then Feimo can only enter the palace and come to see you in person.

Have you forgotten what you promised your father back then?

Shi Qi lowered her head, finally turned around and got out of the carriage.Soon, the carriage drove slowly towards the palace gate.

Thin clothes and blue shirts, jade face Shura.

Once upon a time, what the prince represented was the pinnacle of this majestic capital.It is a dream that countless people flock to, but can only be tainted with admiration from afar.

He is a banner of that era, a legend.

But all of this was wiped out because of one person, an accident, and an irreparable trauma.

Concubine Ning, Dongfang Ning.

This person is regarded as the greatest opponent by the prince and will definitely be recorded in the royal annals.

(End of this chapter)