Daughter's favorite concubine: Don't come here, the black-bellied prince

Chapter 425
The old mother brought a sedan chair carried by four people, and respectfully invited Xin Meng to go to Kunyu Palace in the sedan chair.

Xinmeng knew this old lady.Her surname is Sun, and everyone in the palace calls her Nanny Sun. She is an old man in Kunyu Palace and one of the most trusted palace people of Concubine Meng.

At that moment, Xinmeng got into the sedan chair and followed Nanny Sun to Kunyu Palace.

The bearers who carried the sedan chair were all veterans in the palace. They were strong and healthy, and they walked very fast. It didn't take a stick of incense to send Xinmeng to Kunyu Palace.

They even carried the sedan chair directly into the palace gate, and carefully put it down on the open space in front of the palace.

Xinmeng got off the sedan chair, and before she could take a step, she heard the sound of breaking a teacup from the hall, followed by a scolding voice: "Why hasn't the person arrived yet! Cui'e, take someone to remind you!"

Xinmeng immediately heard that the owner of that coquettish reprimand was none other than Concubine Meng.The person she said hadn't arrived yet was naturally her, Shen Xinmeng.

The master's anger is in full swing!Nanny Sun glanced at Xinmeng sympathetically, and greeted Xinmeng respectfully: "The imperial concubine is waiting, Miss Shen, please come inside!"

Before coming, Xinmeng was already mentally prepared, so she collected herself and followed Nanny Sun to the front hall.

A woman in her twenties, wearing a pink palace dress, came out of the room with a sullen face, and was obviously relieved when she saw Xin Meng: "Miss Shen is finally here, the imperial concubine... I am impatient to wait." The last half of the sentence was deliberately lowered, not wanting the angry person inside to hear it.

This woman is Cui'e.She is not an ordinary court lady, and everyone in the palace respectfully calls her Aunt Cui.

While speaking, Cui'e looked at Xinmeng with sympathetic eyes, exactly the same as that old mother.

In the previous life, Xinmeng and Concubine Meng had dealt with each other a lot.At that time, Concubine Meng Gui was her serious mother-in-law, and treated her very well.Now that they have become the future mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, the relationship is more than a little bad.

"Aunt Lao Cui welcomes you." Xinmeng took a deep breath, and with the determination that there was no way out, she could only go forward bravely, and stepped into the front hall.

Cui'e froze for a moment, looking at Xinmeng's back with a little more scrutiny in her eyes.

If other noble ladies heard Meng Guifei losing her temper in the hall, they would have been terrified.But this Miss Shen, the future Seventh Prince's Concubine, knew very well that the reason for Concubine Meng Gui's temper was her, her steps were steady and her expression was calm, showing no hint of timidity.

boom!A teacup shattered at Xinmeng's feet, and tiles scattered everywhere.

Xinmeng paused for a moment, then continued to walk forward, stopped three feet away from Concubine Meng, and bowed gracefully: "My daughter Shen Xin dreamed about the imperial concubine, the empress is a thousand years old!"

Concubine Meng stared at Xinmeng bitterly for a moment, and said, "Get up."

There was a trace of astonishment in her flickering eyes, and Xinmeng thought that Concubine Meng Gui would give her a blow like an emperor, and let her kneel for an hour or two before letting her get up.

But Xinmeng soon realized that she was wrong, because just as she stood up, a black shadow rushed towards her face with a gust of wind.

She doesn't hide or dodge...

"Shen Xinmeng, you are so bold! Hurry up and let go of Ben Gong's hand!" Meng Guifei shouted sharply, and her left hand slapped Xinmeng's cheek vigorously.

Xinmeng grabbed one of Concubine Meng's wrists with just the right amount of strength, neither too much pain nor Concubine Meng could not break free.

However, Xinmeng showed mercy, but Concubine Meng felt differently.

(End of this chapter)