This palace is from modern day 2

Chapter 350 The Crown Prince

I patted his head, "Hui'er will... be obedient in the future." The word 'kindness' was replaced obediently, and for a while, I couldn't question him.

He looked at me strangely, hesitant to speak.

But I didn't give him a chance to ask any questions, so I took his hand and said with a smile, "Let's have breakfast first."

I'm used to eating porridge for breakfast, but I really don't have much appetite today.

"Hui'er, I couldn't sleep because of you last night." Telling all the palace people to retreat, I put down the spoon and said softly to Nangong Hui.

He froze, "Why?" 
"The queen mother has already promised to make you king." I kept looking at him sternly, but after he heard it, his brows were slightly frowned.

"This matter will be settled soon, and we probably won't have a chance to meet each other in the future. You have arrived in your own territory, and you want... to live a good life, you know?" 
"You went to beg her?" There was anger in his eyes, which he seldom concealed intentionally, but I still noticed it.

"I just mentioned this proposal to her, and she agreed, there is nothing I can't ask for."

Nangong Hui, what Yiyi said is true, isn't everything between you and her hidden under the surface of harmony?

I can't imagine what would happen if Nangong Ye knew the truth, so it is safe for Nangong Hui to leave when everything is unknown to him.

I'm very selfish, at this moment, I really only think about Nangong Hui.

"Hmph." He snorted coldly and said nothing more.

"Actually, the queen mother has no malice towards you..." I tried to resolve their grievances at this time, but I also knew that the possibility was very low.

Sure enough, as soon as the words came out of his mouth, he heard him say with disdain, "If it weren't for her, I would be the crown prince."

...I frowned deeply, "Hui'er, you..." Why do you think like this, crown prince?

He may also know that he said something that shouldn't be said, lowered his head, and confessed to me, "I'm sorry, I said the wrong thing."

(End of this chapter)