The Empress Dowager

Chapter 114 Bad Luck
In the Yonghe Palace, the Empress sat on a high seat and looked at Jiang Shi: "I don't know what my sister is talking about here?"

Jiang looked at the queen respectfully: "It's nothing, I just want to see my sister."

The queen picked up the teacup, took a sip, and said in a calm voice, "My sister has a heart."

"Sister, where is this? We are sisters." Jiang said with a smile.

"Sister is right." The Queen took another sip of tea and said, "Sister, Lin'er's marriage...

"Many people came to propose marriage, but Lin'er didn't like any of them." Jiang said with a sigh.

"Originally, I wanted to advise Lin'er about the marriage, but Lin'er has a high vision and disagrees."

Jiang Shi: "Oh, my sister is so worried."

"Sister, Lin'er is the most beautiful woman in the capital, what are you worried about?"

"Sister, you don't know. Ever since the second girl came, Lin'er's luck has been bad. A few days ago, my sister took Lin'er to Wutai Temple to worship the Buddha. The abbot said that the second girl was blocking her. Lin'er's marriage."

"Isn't that girl called Nangong Yue?" The queen put down the teacup in her hand, looked at Jiang, and asked.

"Yes, sister, this second girl is about to reach the age of Ji, and she is getting more and more elegant. It seems that His Royal Highness is very fond of the second girl!"

"Sister, don't worry, I will never allow a foxy son to enter the palace." A strange look flashed in the queen's eyes, and then she disappeared.

"Oh, this girl is very clever!"

"It's not that I'm talking about you, sister, once this woman is married, no matter how clever she is, it's useless, so..." The queen stopped talking.

"Thank you for your reminder, sister. Hurry up tomorrow, and my sister will find a husband's house for the second girl." It's not like she hasn't thought about this matter, she is well-known in the Jiang family, and the second girl has only been in Zhen Guohou's mansion for a few months. Just get married early, so how will people talk about Zhen Guohou's mansion?
At the Mid-Autumn Festival banquet and the lotus appreciation meeting last time, that wild girl stole the limelight and took away the glory that should have been from Lin'er. This wild girl must be married off quickly.

And she still needs to find a suitable reason so that no one can find fault.

Jiang shi chatted with the queen for a while and then went back. She had to go back quickly to find someone and tell the wild girl about her husband's family.

After Mrs. Jiang left, the queen rubbed her temples. Regarding the prince's marriage, she had no choice but to be in her twenties. Up to now, she doesn't even have a side concubine. It's really worrying!

Just as the queen was wandering, with a bang, several doors opened automatically. The queen paused for a moment, then came back to her senses, and shouted: "Who is it? Come out to Ben Gong!"

The queen scanned the surroundings, but found nothing. Just as she was about to ask the maid to close the door, she saw a few black bags flying in. Immediately, the room was filled with a faint smell of blood.

The queen looked at the package on the ground, then looked at the maid at the side, and asked the maid to open the package.The maid tremblingly walked to the package and opened it tremblingly. Immediately, the maid's complexion turned pale: "Ah..." she screamed and passed out.

The empress frowned and asked another court lady to check it. The maid walked to the package and opened the package: "Back... empress empress... it's... it's a human head."

"What?" The queen glanced at the dozen or so black packages, her expression turned extremely ugly, her eyes flickered coldly, her plain hands were clenched tightly, good Murong Yu, you are so courageous!
She sent fifteen dead soldiers to assassinate Murong Yu, who knew they were all useless things, but they were all killed.

"Come here, throw all these on the mass grave."

"Yes, empress." Several hidden guards came in, picked up the black package and leaped into the air, before disappearing without a trace.

(End of this chapter)