Mo Xiangqi: The next imperial concubine is going to leave the pavilion [The finale]

Chapter 6
"She is not a woman of unknown origin, but my Helianqing's woman. If you dare to say no to her, this king will not show mercy!"

Jian Guang was cold and threatening, against his eyes that could not bear the murderous intent, it was full of An Zixun's appearance.

Because of punishing He Lianqing for stabbing her, Helian Yufeng did not grant the marriage he asked for, and fulfilled his promise to An Zixun, officially naming her Princess Qing.

Three days after the wedding, Helian Yufeng went to the palace to watch the ceremony in person, and the rewards filled the entire Lin'an Long Street, giving her a beautiful wedding that would not make her feel wronged.

Red candles were lit in the new house, and An Zixun got up to make tea by the window without feeling sleepy at the second watch.

In the dark night, the stars are sparse and the moonlight is dim, and the lights of Yazhu in the distance have already been turned off.

When he entered the bridal chamber, he turned and left without even opening the hipa. On the day of the wedding, he placed the woman he brought back in another elegant building in the palace.

"This king will definitely make you regret the decision you made today!"

When passing by her outside the Golden Luan Hall that day, he left these words.

He knew that she had come prepared, but he stabbed her with a sword calmly. He was waiting for the emperor to ask him to get married. He married her, but he showed with actions that the wife he recognized would only be brought by him. Come back woman.

An Zixun stood by the window, under the light of the moonlight, she had a bitter smile on her lips, she never thought that he would be the one who rescued three years ago!Not to mention that she and He Lianqing would meet again in this way three years later, and even live together.

"Ah Xun." Afterwards, a figure leaped in from the outside quietly, his eyes were shining like stars, and his long eyebrows were drawn into his temples. He raised his eyebrows slightly, and there was a hint of anger in his elegant and handsome eyebrows.

"Cousin, after all, you are Jin Henbo, the mighty South Sea Dragon Young Master. You came in through the window in the middle of the night. Aren't you afraid of hurting your cousin and me?" An Zixun smiled.

"Who doesn't know that the Jin family in the South China Sea was born as a pirate." Jin Henbo rarely showed anger on his face, "You bad girl promised to meet at Liuxian Pavilion, so you let me go! It's useless for me to go around to find out what you want for you. Really obediently married He Lianqing!"

"I came all the way to Xichu just to fulfill the marriage contract I made back then."

"If He Lianqing really wanted to marry you, he should have married you into the palace on the day of the wedding, so why wait until now." He was still angry, "He humiliated you every time, and he really thought that the Jin family in Nanhai was afraid of him, the prince. No!"

"I didn't expect it to spread so quickly." Good things go a long way without going out.

"The purpose of my coming this time is to take you back, even Qing He dare not touch Nanhai lightly!"

It was rare for Meng Lang's frivolous Jin Henbo to say these words so seriously. She felt warm when she heard this, and said for a moment: "If you really do this, the hard work that mother has put in for the An family for more than 20 years will be obliterated. The person who can hurt her is my father who is devoted to Prince Qing."

"You are not happy at all. It will be even more uncomfortable if my aunt finds out. What she is afraid of is that you will repeat her mistakes. This marriage is a marriage of power. He Lianqing doesn't even care about this. How should Xichu live on!"

Jin Henbo looked at her always smiling face. Since she was a child, she seldom revealed her true feelings except for her smile. The more so, the more worried he was.

"Don't worry, I'm fine." An Zixun raised her head and smiled heartlessly, her crooked eyebrows concealing the fleeting loneliness in her eyes.

(End of this chapter)