Queen, I call you home for dinner

Chapter 429 The Truth Is Too Cruel
The fire burned until evening.

Burned all day.

Shangguan Mo was always there.

Haven't eaten anything all day.

If the emperor doesn't leave, the concubine will naturally be even more afraid to leave.

Whether it's Concubine Yi, Concubine Huang, or Yun Zhaoyi from Yungui, they all accompany Shangguan Mo.

After the fire was extinguished, a man dressed like a guard came up.

He said to Shangguan Mo: "Your Majesty, slaves are useless, empress, she..."

The guard hesitated to speak.

The truth is too cruel.

The emperor looked too expectant.

He couldn't bear it.

In the end, it turned out that Concubine Yi opened the door first.

She stared fixedly at the guard.

"How about the empress?"

The guard knelt down.

"The empress died in the fire."

As soon as these words came out, Shangguan Mo's expression turned pale.

He stared fiercely at the guard, "Where is the queen's body? I want to see it with my own eyes."

Otherwise, he would never believe it!

The guard pursed his lips, then turned around and winked at the person behind him.

Soon, several people came forward carrying a pair of charred corpses.

There was a foul smell.

All the concubines covered their noses with their handkerchiefs, with some disbelief and a little fear in their eyes.

Shangguan Mo frowned.

He looked down at the charred corpse in front of him.

I don't know why there is a voice in my heart——

Do not!
Do not!
Do not!
This is not Langhuan!
This is absolutely impossible to be Lang Huan.

At this time, the guard said tremblingly, "Your Majesty, we found this thing on the Empress."

He handed out a phoenix hairpin...

The phoenix hairpin is made of pure gold.

As the saying goes, gold is not afraid of fire.

Even though the flames were huge, the phoenix hairpin was still as bright as new.

Shangguan Mo felt that he could not breathe.

His gaze was fixed on this phoenix hairpin.

He stretched out his hands tremblingly, and grabbed the phoenix hairpin.

Fengchai is the symbol of the queen.

And he knew it too.

Lang Huan would never take off this phoenix hairpin.

(End of this chapter)