Crossing the Queen Feitian: The Harem Male Concubine

Chapter 176

Mo Qing is not such a fussy woman, she does things decisively and never doubts - the gossip in the palace is like ripples on the calm water for no reason, true or false, false or true.

Mo Qing looked at the sluggish young man behind Fei Tian, ​​she didn't show any expression towards her "son"...

Putting on armor, he turned and left.

Seeing Mo Qing walking away, Fei Tian couldn't help but soften his legs!
"Your Majesty—" Zhuo Xia grabbed her just in time.

When he was helping her, he quietly glanced at the leaving figure——

That she is the mother of "his" here?

If he had the exact same appearance as that boy named Mo Yu, would a mother not be able to recognize him?Or... She has always been so arrogant and conceited that she doesn't care about her own flesh and blood at all?

Is she and herself... not inextricably linked?
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"General Mo Qing."

In front of the palace gate, the eldest princess's carriage did not leave. It was rare for her to be patient and quietly waited for General Mo Qing to leave the palace.After the morning court, she deliberately brought up Mo Yu's situation in front of Mo Qing: she made nonsense that Mo Cong was unwell.

According to common sense, as mothers, they will not have the chance to see those sons who entered the harem for the rest of their lives, and their life and death have no direct connection with their mothers.

Commander Mo Jia was killed last night, and Mo Qing was specially allowed into the harem.

Yu Yuntian encouraged her and went to visit Mo Yu.

When Mo Qing sees it with her own eyes, how will she react?
Yu Yuntian couldn't wait to know, so she didn't rush back to the Princess's mansion, but waited for Mo Qing to leave the palace.

The palace gate opened, and she heard the slight sound of armor rubbing against each other. Yu Yuntian came out of the carriage, and she called out to General Mo Qing, who was at the front.

"Hasn't Your Highness the Princess returned to the residence?" Mo Qing asked coldly the young man in royal attire.

(End of this chapter)