The story of Princess Xiatang's counterattack

Chapter 502 To Ben...I'll Take A Curtain Fence
Chapter 502 To Ben...I'll Take A Curtain Fence
This passage can be regarded as the most calm that Wanyue has said these days.

Hua'er and Siyun almost suspected that they had heard it wrong, the princess could speak well, and she wanted to ask for a talisman for the prince.

It seems that the princess has figured it out. After they have lived in Prince Duan's mansion for so long, they can see that the princess doesn't like Prince Duan very much, but she is married, and the princess can't do anything if she doesn't like it. The emperor has returned to Nanchu, the princess Even if they don't want to live with Prince Duan, it is absolutely impossible to marry and separate. How can they easily let go of the marriage that the two countries have agreed upon.

Therefore, the best result is for the princess to figure it out and accept Prince Duan, otherwise the princess will suffer.

Now it seems that they can finally relax, the princess can figure it out better than anything else, and leave the matter of going to Jing'an Temple to pray for blessings to them.

"Princess, don't worry, the servants will definitely settle this matter." Si Yun said hastily.

Hua'er also responded, and it could be heard that the two girls were a little excited.

Wanyue nodded, "You are the girls I trust the most, so I don't worry about entrusting you to you."

"Thank you, princess." Siyun and Hua'er knocked their heads heavily on the ground.

Picking up the tea on the table, Wan Yue took a sip, "Hua'er, go and call the butler, I have something to tell him."

"Yes." Hua'er stood up in response, exited the door to find the housekeeper, and Ruyun stayed in the house to serve and fan the princess.

Wan Yue drank her tea with her head down, and didn't speak again until the housekeeper was brought by Hua'er.

"Princess Ann." The butler entered the house and greeted Wan Yue first.

Although he knew that the prince didn't want to see this master, he was also aware of Wanyue's identity, the princess of a country, the prince could dislike her, but they couldn't.

Therefore, even though everyone in the mansion could see that the princess was not favored, the housekeeper still beat them up.

"Please get up quickly." Wanyue put down the teacup, slightly leaned forward half of her body, and gave a little support.

"Thank you, princess." The butler didn't expect the princess to be so polite, so is there something he needs to do?

He can't take care of other things, but leaving the palace is absolutely impossible, the prince has already reprimanded them, and the princess is not allowed to leave the palace.

The housekeeper was thinking about it, but didn't show it on his face.

"Butler, please sit down," Wan Yue said with a smile, "Huaer, let's have some tea."

"Yes." Hua'er gave a blessing, first let the butler take the seat, and then went to pour tea.

The butler was thinking in his heart that he didn't dare to sit on his ass anymore. This princess always likes to play tricks, so he has to be more vigilant.

After a while, Hua'er brought the tea, and then stood behind Wanyue, standing with Siyun.

"Housekeeper, I have invited you here today, and I have something to discuss with you." Wan Yue said slowly, her tone was unhurried but it gave off a sense of oppression.

Of course, the housekeeper is not a showman. He works in the palace and works as a steward of the palace. He has never seen such a scene.

He is not uncommon for princes. He is aware of the aura of superiors. He was afraid when he was young, but now that he is at his age and has experienced a lot of knowledge. Wan Yue wants to scare him with this. , that was a miscalculation.

"My concubine is serious. I am honored by her. If you have anything to do, just tell this old slave." The butler moved his upper body forward slightly, and did not look up as he spoke, as if he was obeying orders.

Wan Yue smiled softly, "Don't be nervous, housekeeper, I have nothing important to do, so why not talk about dispatches, it's just around the fifteenth day, and I want to go to Jing'an Temple to pray to the Buddha to ask for peace.

The housekeeper came to his mind, he knew that the princess wanted to go out.

"This..." The butler raised his head, looking embarrassed, before he could say anything, he saw Wan Yue stretching out her hand to stop his next words.

"I know that the lord doesn't allow me to go out of the mansion, so you servants don't dare to disobey the lord's wishes," Wan Yue said directly what the butler wanted to say, seeing the surprised face of the butler, she smiled , "I don't make things difficult for you, it's just that the matter of worshiping the Buddha cannot be dismissed. Since I can't go out, let these two girls go there on my behalf."

Wanyue pointed to the two girls Hua'er and Siyun, "Let them put incense sticks on my behalf and donate some incense money. In addition, I also want them to bring back a peace talisman to the prince on my behalf."

After explaining the purpose of the two maids leaving the mansion, Wan Yue continued, "Although it is not a big deal for the two maids to leave the mansion, they followed me after all, and asked the housekeeper to prepare a carriage for them. Send a few more people to protect them, so as not to have any accidents along the way."

In other words, he looks like a good master who is considerate of his servants.

The housekeeper relieved himself, stood up, and bowed to Wanyue, "Princess, don't worry, this old servant will definitely send someone to protect the two girls."

Wan Yue nodded with a smile, "If that's the case, I'll trouble the housekeeper."

The steward asked the time for the incense, and went to prepare it himself.

There were only three masters and servants of Wanyue left in the house, and Wanyue gave them a few more instructions, and asked them to bring more people to the temple, since they were going to offer incense on her behalf, there should be a proper formation.

Hua'er and Siyun quickly agreed, Wanyue waved her hand, excused that she was tired, and asked them to go down without waiting in the house, and the two maids retreated sensibly.

Wan Yue entered the inner room, took out the pen and ink, and sat at the desk to write something quickly.

Leaning less, put the written things into the envelope and tuck it into the cuff.

After everything was done, Wan Yue breathed a sigh of relief, she went back to bed and rested for a while, her nerves had been tense for the past few days, now that she finally found a solution, she could take a little rest.

After resting for a while, Wan Yue got up and went out for a walk.

This is a habit she has deliberately cultivated these days. There are basically no maids in the courtyard. The princess said that she likes to be quiet, so, during the day, except for Hua'er and Siyun who are in front of her, most of the other maids are idle in the house. .

This made them very happy, of course they were happy that the master had few things to do, not to mention that the whole yard was not too big, when the princess scolded Hua'er and Siyun, they listened sincerely, so naturally they didn't dare to come forward.

Wanyue left the courtyard gate, pretended to turn around a few places, and then walked towards the abandoned courtyard.

After confirming that no one was following, Wanyue opened the gate of the courtyard, found the hole dug in advance, and got out.

She had to find someone to deliver the letter to Xia Houyu, otherwise she would send the two maids away for nothing the next day.

Following the path to the street market, Wan Yue took the lead to go to the Rongxiu Pavilion.

Wanyue didn't change her clothes, so she needed a curtain to hide her face, and she didn't bother to visit small stalls, so Rongxiu Pavilion became her first choice.

"Ma'am, what do you need?" Seeing a guest coming, Huan'er, the girl in charge of the reception at Rongxiu Pavilion, hurriedly stepped forward to ask, with a sweet smile on her face.

"Give me... I'll get a curtain." Wan Yue's mouth was almost bald, but luckily it was collected in time.

(End of this chapter)