But why does the lord insist on marrying

Chapter 455 The Princess Was Grounded

A leaf was blown by the breeze, twirled, and flew gently to Xia Ziyan's hair, Heng Wang raised his hand to help her pick it off carefully.

In the gazebo not far behind King Heng, Concubine Luo didn't see the leaves. Looking over from her angle, she happened to see Prince Heng stroking Xia Ziyan's head.

No wonder, she always felt that King Heng had weird eyes when he saw Xia Ziyan, but it turned out to be... Concubine Luo's eyes couldn't help but deepen.

Xia Ziyan glanced at the fallen leaves of Heng Wang, and said, "It's not considered acquaintance, it's just that we met once before."

"Oh." Heng Wang had to give up the idea of ​​getting to know the Lord through her.

Back then at the auction site, seeing the Lord holding Xia Ziyan's hand when he left, he thought there was something different.

Also, the Venerable Master's personality is notoriously weird, he acts according to his whim, and cannot be viewed with ordinary people's thinking.

The young ladies who were resting in the gazebo saw that Wang Heng took the initiative to talk to Xia Ziyan, but he didn't intend to come back after such a long time, and they couldn't help but look at Concubine Luo.

This concubine Luo has just been married for only a month or two, she looks dignified and beautiful, and has a good personality. Has this Heng Wang started thinking about others?This other person is Princess Cang, his sister-in-law...

Are all men lustful?Even Heng Wang is no exception?
No, Xia Ziyan should have used some means to hook Heng Wang, right?
Concubine Luo received everyone's sympathetic gazes, she just smiled gently and generously: "Maybe there is something wrong."

The servant girl who came with Concubine Luo said: "Madam, what can be the matter? Wasn't Concubine Heng banned for half a month by the lord just because she spoke disrespectfully to Concubine Cang?"

Luo Yan lowered her face in displeasure, and reprimanded: "Shut up! Do you also want my concubine to be grounded?"

As soon as she finished speaking, all the ladies who were waiting to gossip immediately began to make up their own brains.

Could it be that King Heng has some ulterior affair with Princess Cang?

Otherwise, why would Concubine Heng be grounded because of her disrespectful words?

Even Luo Yan, the Princess of Wei, dare not say anything?

Immediately, the young lady who had a good thing said: "Mother, you have only been in our country of Qi for a short time, and you may not know that this King Heng has been married to Xia Ziyan since he was a child."

It was really the first time Luo Yan heard of it, and suddenly her brain went crazy...

It turned out that he just felt that something was wrong with the two of them. Was it because he was given a marriage since he was a child?

Some asked eagerly: "Then why did Xia Ziyan become Princess Cang again?" After asking, she realized that she had lost her composure, and immediately sat up straight.

Another lady whispered: "This Xia Ziyan has been poisoned since she was a child, and she has always been a fool. Although she is stupid, she is extremely infatuated with Heng Wang. Heng Wang is handsome, talented, and has many admirers. Once someone gets close to Heng Wang At that time, the silly second lady Xia Ziyan would kick and beat people away. So even though she was a fool at that time, she loved Heng Wang terribly. It was not until this spring, after Heng Wang divorced, that she was treated by a miracle doctor The poison has been cured. As for why the marriage was divorced..."

The young lady looked around the pavilion and found that they were all acquainted boudoir friends and insiders, so she continued: "According to the gossip, I heard that Xia Ziyan was framed by Xia Ziyu's design, beaten half to death, and snatched Heng Wang The Holy Majesty saw that both of them were willing to replace Concubine Heng, so he issued a decree to marry her, and Xia Ziyu became the legitimate Concubine Heng."

Luo Yan said thoughtfully: "Oh, no wonder Xia Ziyu and Xia Ziyan have always been at odds..."

(End of this chapter)