Favorite Princess

Chapter 468 Why did you want to grab Yi'an's marriage? (4)
Her eyes fell not far away, and for a long time, she whispered, "Otherwise, just ask my aunt to marry me and marry out of the palace, that's fine." Contests rarely implicate Di Ji. As long as the fourth princess gets married and lives her own life behind closed doors, no one can do anything to her.

"It's like this in the palace, I don't want to go out." The fourth princess got up and wiped away her tears, and then said bitterly, "Tell me to marry, but it's like I'm afraid of them! I don't!"

She hesitated for a while, and then whispered to Yi An, "Sister-in-law San Huang, why would I tell you such a thing?" Isn't this a betrayal of King Xiang?
"Forge a good relationship, and we will meet each other in the future." Yi An said softly, "King Xiang himself has confidence, and others may not have his confidence."

Empress Xue is not easy to mess with. Smarter girls know that once King Xiang fails, it will be the rhythm of the whole family's death. Princess Xiang doesn't want to die and wants to leave a way out for herself, so she will naturally have her own choice.

The fourth princess mourned for King Xiang.

This is obviously because Princess Xiang has her own thoughts.

"I can't blame the Third Emperor's Wife." After holding on for a while, the fourth princess said fairly, "Brother Sanhuang's backyard is full of flowers. Are there any beauties? There are also a bunch of concubine sons and daughters. You can't be with him."

Kuang Xiang obviously prefers concubines who are soft and affectionate. Although he is good to Concubine Xiang, but this kind of goodness is based on the face of the imperial envoy of Youdu. Where is there any real affection?Such a person is indeed unsettling.

Thinking of King Xiang's virtue, Yi'an nodded.

Knowing this, the two girls turned around and went to Empress Xue's palace. When they reached the palace, they heard a woman crying. The prince was taking a nap, and the two girls went back, but behind the light veil curtain, there was a small Buddhist hall, on which was enshrined a tablet, and in front of the tablet, there were two slender figures kneeling in front , a trace of crying came from above the two figures, making people listen to it very pitifully.

The fourth princess boldly looked inside, and surprise appeared on her face.

(End of this chapter)