But why does the lord insist on marrying

Chapter 619
You Ruo couldn't tell what was going on in her heart at this moment, there were shock and joy, fear and hatred, anger and sadness...all came to her heart.

Originally, she wholeheartedly hoped to get out of that damned small courtyard and regain her freedom. When she opened her eyes every day, she could only move around in that small courtyard. What is the difference from going to jail?
But now she is indeed out of the yard, she is the biggest in the whole Cangwang mansion, she should laugh loudly to show her congratulations, but the god-like handsome Cangwang is gone...

So handsome and impeccable, why did he insist on following Xia Ziyan?
So what's so good about Xia Ziyan that she deserves such treatment from him?
Kneeling in front of the coffin full of resentment...

The two got married without even a ceremony, let alone a bridal chamber, and she is still innocent...

King Cang passed away, and the word innocence, which was originally an incomparably sacred word, now seemed more like a ruthless irony...

Suddenly I thought of Xiao Yu, this nasty maid, did you think you could get rid of her by leaving the small courtyard?
Sure enough, Feng Shui took turns, and now Cangwang Mansion is under her control.

After a few days of busy work, let's see if she doesn't clean up this little bastard.

It's so cheap, that annoying guard actually set himself on fire with the prince.

In one night, You Ruo's thoughts were ever-changing, which relieved a lot of the pain caused by King Cang's death.

Cang Wang's funeral was held as scheduled amidst the sighs of the people.

Out of admiration for Princess Cang and sigh for the short life of King Cang, many people came from Send Xing, and the sky also had a drizzle, which was the first spring rain since the beginning of spring...

In order not to arouse suspicion, Zi'er led Xuan'er and Yun'er to see him off in plain clothes. One of them held a white handkerchief with some liquid medicine on it, and when he put it on his eyes, tears flowed down, not like chili peppers. Water hurts the eyes so much.

Although Long San nestled in his yard every day to make various herbs, wasting a lot of precious and rare medicinal materials, they were still useful at critical times, such as this potion he made that made people cry...

While sending it off, I muttered in my heart, it was cheaper to replace the corpse of King Cang, and I was blessed to be buried in the imperial tomb...

In order to prevent the officials from finding out anything, the Lord did not use the corpses from the mass graves, but actually captured two extremely weak living people, touched their dumb points, and burned them alive...

After burying King Cang, You Ruo went back to the mansion and couldn't care less about rest, so she quickly summoned the housekeeper and asked him to find Xiao Yu, the maid who betrayed her.

But the steward replied hesitantly: "The girl Xiao Yu only worked in the flower garden for one day after she came out of the side concubine's courtyard, so the princess gave her some silver taels and asked her to leave the capital to live by herself."

You Ruo slapped the table angrily: "It's cheap, you little bastard, do you know where you are going?"

The steward replied: "I don't know, even Princess Cang doesn't know where she went."

You Ruo was so angry that she walked back and forth a few steps, told her to call her the princess instead of the side concubine, and sent him away.

After busying for the past few days, she was guarding the spirit and seeing off guests. Although she was managed by the people from the etiquette department, she was really tired for her delicate princess body. You Ruo asked Xiaoxue to support her and walked to the backyard.

When I came to the door leading to the backyard, I saw two guards who were dressed differently from the guards in front.

A black brocade suit with a domineering Tian character embroidered with gold thread.

You Ruo was about to go in, but the two guards blocked the way by crossing the halberds in their hands...

(End of this chapter)