This palace is from modern day 2

Chapter 31

He asked me to give him a strip of white cloth, I was stunned, "Nan Gongchen..." The emperor wearing a white cloth is a national mourning.

Although my mother is his mother-in-law, he is the emperor.

"Go and get it." There was firmness in his eyes, but I still stood there foolishly, asking the emperor to wear mourning?This kind of thing... I dare not make up my mind.

Father came out of the mourning hall, and when he saw Nangong Chen, he was also slightly stunned, and after a while, his eyes showed appreciation, "Yan Ran, you can go and get the white paper, Chen'er also wants to show her filial piety."

A black line emerges from my forehead, Chen'er?

"What father-in-law said is true." Nangong Chen really let go of the emperor's airs, at this moment he is like a son-in-law of an ordinary family.

I went into the mourning hall and brought the white strip, and by the way helped him tie it on his arm, then led him into the mourning hall and handed him three sticks of incense.

He took the incense and kowtowed to his mother's spiritual seat.

I was stunned again.

It never occurred to him that he would condescend to do so.

Not to mention that he is the emperor now, even when he was the prince, the kowtows he made were only a handful.

"Your mother is my mother." He smoked incense, walked in front of me, and said softly, "My condolences."

The tears I held back burst out again, "Nangongchen, I'm very sad."

He pulled me, knelt down beside the coffin, and accompanied me to observe mourning, "I know."

He knows, so is he by my side?I looked at him with tears in my eyes, and suddenly found that the hatred for him in my heart disappeared without a trace.
At this moment, it seemed that he could let go of the fact that he brought back the mistress.

He has been silently guarding the spirit with me for a whole day, and he didn't stand up until night fell. Maybe it was because he had been sitting on his knees for too long, and he was not stable when he got up.

"I will return to the palace after three days of filial piety." The rules in the palace are cumbersome, and I didn't want him to be too embarrassed, so I told him my decision wisely.

He nodded, "Well, I'll wait for you."

(End of this chapter)