Queen, I call you home for dinner

Chapter 527

I really can't imagine that His Majesty the Emperor is such a person...

The maid thought bitterly.

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Inside the Qianqing Palace, Shangguan Mo stared at Su Xiaoxiao's back.

To be honest, he was really helpless.

For the past fifteen days, she had put burial bonuses in her meal every day, but she still couldn't get rid of that damned bastard!

I don't know whether to say that the people in the imperial dining room are useless or that Duanmu Langhuan is too strong.

Shangguan Mo glanced at Su Xiaoxiao's belly, which hadn't bulged yet, but she already had that damned maternal halo on her face.

Shangguan Mo's expression instantly became dark.

He sighed softly.

"Langhuan, I'm asking you for the last time, will you beat this child?"

Su Xiaoxiao didn't answer.

Shangguan Mo sighed again.

"Forget it, I won't force you anymore. Let's take a step back. I let you give birth to the child, but you must send it away after it is born."

Su Xiaoxiao frowned.

She finally spoke up.

"Shangguanmo, why? This is Qing's and mine's child. You don't have the right to make decisions."

Shangguan Mo also frowned.

"Because you are my queen!"

Su Xiaoxiao sneered.

"It's funny. Your empress died a long time ago, and you personally arranged for the burial. I have been Qing's wife from the beginning to the end. All the people in Pingcheng, including the child in my womb, can prove this."

Speaking of Qing and the child in her womb, Su Xiaoxiao had a tender look on her face.

And this kind of look was something Shangguan Mo had never seen before.

Shangguan Mo suddenly felt angry, "Why! Why! When I was young, my father, queen and queen only loved him, but now, my wife only likes him too! How can I be inferior to him!"

Su Xiaoxiao noticed that Shangguan Mo didn't say "Zhen" at this moment.

She turned around and stared fixedly at Shangguan Mo.

she says.

"Shangguan Mo, you know who this throne originally belonged to. Qing lost the throne, and lost what all men dream of."

(End of this chapter)