Has the princess petted her husband today?

Chapter 649
The tone of the person who said this was flat, but everyone who heard it felt sad.

Reminiscent of the fact that the King of England has never married anyone since the death of the princess, and the backyard is so clean that there is no trace of popularity, Feng Lan is also slightly moved.

Luo Liufeng's thoughts moved even more, and he blurted out: "...Father."

The King of England smiled, this was the second time he smiled at Luo Liufeng so softly except for the accident that he had just found him back, "Go as you want, you live forever, but only a few years, a good relationship is rare, you I cherish myself."

Luo Liufeng got up and knelt down in front of King Ying, and Yuan Liyue knelt down beside him.

The two looked at each other, and Yuan Liyue smiled slightly.

The King of England did not accept their gift, and helped each of them up one by one, "It won't be too late to wait for such a big gift when you get married."

Feng Lan stared at King Ying, nodded after a while and said: "My lord is right, but your big wedding has to be held ahead of schedule, and within five days, we have to leave and return to the family. The date of our return has not yet been determined, so it is better to arrange the big event as soon as possible." Make a decision, and leave without worries.”

"Five days?"

Fuling and Duhan exclaimed in unison, Fuling worried: "Is five days too short? It takes a long time to prepare for the wedding dress alone, let alone the betrothal gift..."

King Ying also felt a little rushed, but he knew that the current situation really could not be delayed. It was partly because they were in a hurry to go home, and Empress Tianyuan couldn't delay it either. It would be good for everyone to finish it sooner.

After pondering for a moment, he waved his hand: "The dowry is easy to deal with. I can give whatever I have in the Royal Palace. Anyway, no one will use it if I keep it. As for the wedding dress... Back then, Ruo'er personally prepared a set for his future daughter-in-law, including a phoenix crown. Take it out and use it."

"Mother did it?"

Luo Liufeng was surprised: "Why didn't you tell me before?"

The King of England glanced at him: "If it weren't for you getting married, I wouldn't be willing to give it to you."

Luo Liufeng: "..."

Yuan Liyue Fushen said: "Thank you, lord and concubine, the younger generation will keep it well and cherish it."

"it is good."

The King of England smiled kindly, "Then the wedding date will be set in three days. I will have a banquet for the guests. It so happens that Her Majesty the Empress is also there. Liyue will get married from the posthouse at that time, right?" .”

Yuan Liyue shook her head: "What kind of grievance is this? I understand the prince's intentions."

Afterwards, several people stayed to discuss some details. Feng Lan sat on the side like a normal person, drinking tea and eating snacks from time to time, which is called a leisurely life.

It wasn't until noon that everyone had a meal together. Yuan Liyue and Luo Liufeng went back first. Feng Lan walked behind. He walked to the door, facing the boundless sunshine, and suddenly said: "Some things may not be thought of by the prince." It’s so bad, it’s not necessarily a bad thing if you don’t see people when you’re born, and you don’t see corpses when you’re dead.”

The meaning of this sentence is profound. At first, the King of England thought he had heard it wrong. It took a long time to realize the meaning of his words, and he stood up abruptly.

But when he looked up, Feng Lan had already gone far away.

"Isn't it necessarily a bad thing..."

The King of England chased to the door and muttered to himself. After a while, he finally showed a little smile. It was the joy and excitement of a traveler in the desert who finally saw the oasis after surviving the vast sea of ​​sand.

……

After Yuan Liyue made an agreement, she took Luo Liufeng and Feng Lan to the posthouse in person, and her speech was similar to what she said in the King's Mansion, but Her Majesty's reaction was more intense than that of the King.

(End of this chapter)