Empress is overjoyed, the emperor died violently!

Chapter 65 Another possibility

"what?"

Both Xinyue and Jingyue looked at Jiang Yuwan.

Jiang Yuwan wanted to cover it up and said, "Besides, it doesn't matter what your identities are, as long as you are human, you will have these three lines on your hands."

Xinyue breathed a sigh of relief, "Scared the slaves to death, but there is another possibility, that is, the eunuch can form a rivalry with the maid. This should barely be regarded as a relationship line."

Jiang Yuwan's eyebrows furrowed subconsciously even when she didn't realize it.

Jingyue scolded Xinyue when she heard the words, "You're so unscrupulous, you dare to say anything in front of your master, I'll take good care of you, so as not to cause trouble for your empress someday."

"Besides, this kind of thing is not absolute. The empress said that everyone wanted to have fun. You have to be serious. Hurry up and apologize to the empress and Eunuch Xiaochuan!"

Xinyue pouted, realizing that she was talking fast again.

"My lord, I'm sorry, it's all slaves talking too much."

"I'm sorry, Mr. Xiaochuan, I offended you, so don't take it to heart."

Speaking of Xinyue, under the threat of Jingyue, she slapped herself with tears in her eyes, and then bowed her head in frustration.

"That's all."

"No problem."

Jiang Yuwan and Eunuch Xiaochuan said in unison, they looked at each other in surprise, and then looked away in unison.

Xinyue nodded lazily, left the palace and went back to the small room where she and Jingyue lived, and threw herself on the bed.

Jingyue was still serving in front of the empress, but did not follow.

Xinyue's shoulders trembled, her weeping sounded softly, and she was stuffed under the quilt.

"I'm so stupid, I can't even speak..."

The lively and talkative Xinyue was very sad at this moment, she sat up and wiped her tears, "Jingyue is so fierce, she made me unable to step down in front of the master, but we are all on our own, what's wrong with talking and joking."

The more she thought about it, the more sad Xinyue threw herself on the bed to wipe her tears.

After crying, her eyes were red, and she was in a daze in the room.

Jingyue came back to look for her at night, and sighed helplessly when she saw her red eyes, "Xinyue."

Xinyue didn't want to talk to her at first, but she couldn't help being wronged, and snorted.

"It's not that you can't mention those things. You have to wait for the master to say it yourself before you can continue. Everything must be measured, and Mr. Xiaochuan is right in front of you. The empress has never heard of these things before. You didn't see that the empress's expression changed. Yet?"

Xinyue looked up, "Really?"

Jingyue moistened the veil with the cold tea on the table and put it on Xinyue's eyes, "Of course, so you should pay more attention in the future."

"Ok."

Xinyue didn't speak for a while, don't be awkward, then looked at Yueyue and whispered: "Then don't always point out my mistakes in front of your mother."

She lowered her head and grabbed the quilt with her fingers in desperation, "That would make me look useless, the master will dislike me even more after a long time, and I can't lift my head up."

Mirror Moon was silent.

She put down the veil covering Xinyue's eyes, and looked at Xinyue, "So you're bothered by this."

"...Well, I also want to save face. You see, every time you say something, I listen carefully and change it."

"I'm sorry." Jingyue apologized directly, and touched the end of Xinyue's eyes guiltily.

"It's because I didn't do things properly and didn't consider your feelings. From then on, as long as you don't do too much, I will come back and tell you in private."

Xinyue laughed through tears, "Really?"

"Ok!"

Jingyue nodded affirmatively, and assured Xinyue that she was also reflecting on herself.

"Hey, then I forgive you."

Xinyue's mood improved, and she hugged Jingyue with a smile.

Jingyue pushed her, "It's worth your boring afternoon if you do this little thing, hurry up and tidy up and serve your empress."

(End of this chapter)