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Chapter 330 Jiang Han Comes Again

Ming Huai scratched the tip of her nose and laughed: "I've thought about this for you, and I just said that you need to rest and rest, and no one is allowed to disturb you."

He thought of everything for himself, Jing Yu didn't bother to waste his thoughts anymore, and it was still Ming Yu's spiritual stage, so no one would take care of her.

With Minghuai's explanation, Jingyu moved back to live in Tianxiang Garden by himself. It was indeed clean for seven or eight days. He spent every day admiring flowers and grass and sleeping in the house without blowing the wind. The days were very pleasant, but Minghuai still remained the same. If she wanted to enter the palace to guard the spirit, she would only be accompanied by Su Yu, so she felt a little lonely.

In the blink of an eye, it was Qingming, and the rain continued for many days. Jing Yu sat in front of the window and watched the rain hit the plantains, playing with a dough fan in his hand, and there were scattered chess pieces on the small table in front of her. Wearing the jade belt, the white smoke in the small incense burner slowly rises, and the curtains in the room are slightly rolled up by the unknown wind, full of laziness and leisure.

After a long time, Jing Yu stretched his arms lazily: "These days are too hard to endure. I am really not suitable for such a leisurely life. My bones are brittle."

Su Yu laughed: "You are sitting on Xiaoyue now, just bear with it."

She leaned down and lay down on the pillow and looked at Su Yu: "That's just to deceive outsiders. Alas, I'm really uncomfortable. I want to do something, and I can do it without using my hands and mind."

While she was muttering, a maid came in: "Ma'am, there are guards asking to see you."

Jing Yu immediately regained his spirits: "Call in quickly."

The servant girl withdrew to call someone, and the guard came in to pass on a message to Jiang Han. He stopped talking as soon as he greeted Jingyu, and Su Yu understood what he meant, put down his things and went out.

Then the guard said: "My lord, Master Jiang is here."

Jing Yu's expression darkened: "What is he doing here again?"

The guard also knew that since she got acquainted with Ming Huai, she didn't want to see Jiang Han anymore, so he hurriedly explained: "Master Jiang heard that the lady was bullied, so he came to avenge the lady."

Jing Yu:? ? ?
What does it mean?Running from Dongchuan just to avenge himself?

She doesn't believe it!
Look at her suspicious face, the guards are all panicked for Jiang Han's grievances, there are so many things in Lin'an, but as soon as he heard that the female monarch was bullied, Mr. Jiang put down his affairs and rushed over, afraid that she would suffer some big grievances, and in the end she would still Not to be seen.

Maybe he also knew that his expression was a little inappropriate, Jing Yu eased his expression and asked: "Then how is the matter I explained?"

"As soon as Prince Zheng died, the Empress dealt with those people, and Madam Chu was also imprisoned."

If Ming Yu died, he would be useless, and the empress would naturally not show mercy to his people, this was her temper.

But Jing Yu was still surprised for a while: "Is that woman imprisoned? Bailixiang is still there, and the empress will touch her. Did she touch the empress's inverse scale?"

The guard reminded her: "Nv Jun, do you still remember Mingyu getting the portrait of Nv Jun?"

After he mentioned it, Jing Yu remembered that Ming Huai had said that Ming Yu had mentioned in front of them that he had his own portrait, which was given by the nobleman of Dongchuan.

Jing Yu was quite enlightened, but still confused: "No wonder Chu Ze is the bait to lure me into the trap. So there is such a reason in it, but what does she want to do? She won't allow me to be hurt by others, but she wants to do it herself Asking me to give in again and again, is it because you want to close the door and beat the dog?"

The corner of the guard's mouth twitched: "My lord, this metaphor is inappropriate."

(End of this chapter)