Concubine Mad Concubine: Fifth Miss of the Prime Minister's House

Chapter 962 The emperor cares about his daughter-in-law

Just when Murong Jingxue was convincing herself in this way, she felt a deep voice above her head, "Get up, girl."

Murong Jingxue got up quickly, lowered her eyes, looking at her nose and heart.

"Lang'er, you can go back first, the emperor has something to ask the girl."

The second prince came back to his senses, with a slight look of disappointment on his face, but he didn't dare to disobey his father's intention, so he lowered his head, "Yes, father."

Just as the second prince left, the emperor looked at Murong Jingxue and waved his hands, "Girl, come here, come closer."

Seeing Murong Jingxue move a few steps, the emperor waved again, "Come closer."

Murong Jingxue moved forward a few more steps, but there was still a distance from the vermilion lacquer platform in front of the emperor.

Seeing Murong Jingxue like this, the emperor got a little angry, "Girl, are you afraid that I will eat you?"

Murong Jingxue didn't expect the emperor to say that, so she took a few steps forward and stood in front of the vermilion lacquer square platform, facing the emperor.

"Girl, are you injured?" The emperor looked her up and down, and asked in a low voice.

Murong Jingxue shook her head with a smile, "My daughter is fine, I was injured a little earlier, but it's already healed."

The emperor breathed a sigh of relief when he heard the words, "I knew you would be fine, and Zhan'er will definitely not let you be in trouble. Moreover, Zhan Wang's Mansion is also a place suitable for recuperating." After speaking, he laughed at himself.

"Did you know that the courtier's daughter is in Prince Zhan's Mansion?" Murong Jingxue asked curiously, "Was Prince Zhan told you?"

The emperor paused, naturally he couldn't tell Murong Jingxue, he sent someone to find her, and found out by accident, "Of course I have a way to find out, so you don't have to worry about it."

Murong Jingxue nodded, remembering the official business of entering the palace today, and said, "Your Majesty, my daughter is here today to ask His Majesty something."

"Oh? What's the matter?" The emperor asked happily.

"Your Majesty, the Jing Garden in the Prime Minister's Mansion is the residence of the courtier. Now that the emperor gave it to my father, the courtier wants to ask the emperor, where does the courtier live?"

"Then you will live in your father's garden." The emperor replied reflexively.

Murong Jingxue immediately retorted, "Your Majesty, if I live in my father's garden, how do you make the people in the prime minister's mansion think of me? They will think that the minister's daughter asked the emperor to deliberately embarrass my father. Come on, what will the emperor ask the courtiers to do in the prime minister's mansion in the future?"

The emperor obviously didn't think about the consequences of this decree. After thinking for a while, he said, "What do you think about the people in the Prime Minister's house? I just favor you. What's the matter? You are my future daughter-in-law, and I Shouldn't it be partial to you?"

"Yes, of course." Murong Jingxue walked slowly to the back of the vermilion lacquered square platform, put her hand on the emperor's arm, and continued, "Just, emperor, have you ever thought that if this matter gets out, I would think that people in the royal family are bullying others, and it doesn't matter if others misunderstand me, after all, I am an insignificant little girl, but you, the emperor, are different, you are a generation of Mingjun."

Murong Jingxue obviously saw that the emperor puffed out his chest very much, she pursed her lips in satisfaction, and continued, "So, you can't let people spread such unfavorable rumors about you, are you right?"

The emperor nodded, expressing his agreement with Murong Jingxue's point of view.

Murong Jingxue smiled and said, "Then the emperor agreed?"

The emperor pointed at Murong Jingxue and said with a helpless smile, "You girl, you're still a bit of a fool when it comes to reasoning."

(End of this chapter)