I'm spoiling my uncle

Chapter 132

In the Begonia Court, the begonias in the four seasons are graceful and charming.

The sun is shining and the flowers are blooming.

Yue Luo leaned weakly on the bed, the room was filled with light gauze and the fragrance of medicine.

In the study room, Chu Yi stood with his hands behind his back, his hair fluttering lightly, and his white robe was elegant yet noble.Seeing Yue Luo's more and more serious heart disease, he felt even more confused.

He thought hard, the disease came so violently and strangely.

He summoned Xiao Qi, and ordered in a deep voice: "Help me pass a message to Feng Yin, let him take a few hidden guards to go to Xiyue quickly, and secretly investigate the cause of the princess's heart disease."

Xiaoqi paused for a moment: "Is the lord suspicious of something?"

Chu Yi nodded, his face extremely cold: "It's too weird, I must know the cause of the disease, and I love her very much, why did I hurt her repeatedly? During those two years, there must have been something unknown."

Xiaoqi was shocked: "The prince is thinking of the past? You said she is the princess?"

"Even you can see it?"

"Of course, I think you have more than a little affection for the princess, but I'm just wondering, why are you suppressing it?"

Chu Yi squinted his eyes slightly, his eyes were unfathomable. He had too many indescribable emotions for her.

After a while, Xiao Qi said with a little worry: "Now that General Xiyue and Prince Beiming are in our Southern Jin Dynasty, I'm afraid that they may harbor evil intentions. Your lord must be careful."

Chu Yi smiled faintly: "With this king here, they can't make waves."

Xiaoqi saw that he was full of confidence, so he stopped talking. He changed the subject and asked again: "My lord, what is the cause of the princess's illness? Why do you sometimes see her well, but sometimes she is sick?" Looks like it's going to go west?"

Chu Yi was stunned for a moment, and ignored Xiao Qi's doubts. What appeared in front of his eyes was the picture of Luo Li kissing him. The corners of his mouth were slightly raised, and there was warmth in his eyes. .”

Chu Yi came back to his senses, and said lightly: "You don't need to ask about this matter, go and spread the word."

After Xiaoqi stepped back, Chu Yi sat in front of the desk and casually flipped through the scrolls.

After a while, Yue Luo knocked on the door and entered, her complexion was much better than in the morning.Chu Yi raised his face and asked lightly, "Is it better now?"

Yue Luo hummed lightly, and said softly: "My lord, this concubine has caused you trouble again. I thought hard last night for a long time, and felt that I should not live in this world, and became a burden to you."

Chu Yi put down the scroll, and said in a warm voice, "Don't say that, I will find a way to cure you."

Yue Luo forced a smile: "Is the prince only willing to be close to the princess? What is wrong with Yue Luo that the prince despises him? The prince said that he is not close to women, but he went out with the princess all night in a blink of an eye. Just thinking about these makes my heart ache unbearably, wishing to die, but thinking of my parents who are far away in Xiyue, I can't bear it."

After she finished speaking, she began to sob softly.

Chu Yi bowed his head and said nothing, playing with the jade wrench on his finger, as if these words were as light and powerless as that cloud of smoke.

After a while, he said leisurely: "I don't have any resistance to her, but if this will make your condition worse, then I will keep getting close to her from now on, and wait until your illness is cured."

Yueluo's heart suddenly turned cold, and her face turned pale in an instant. In the depths of her eyes were resentment, jealousy, and destruction.

She tried her best to control the complicated emotions in her heart, and said calmly: "This is really wronging the prince and princess, and the concubine will get better soon."

The midday sun was scorching hot, and the light coming in from the windows shone into the house, but it didn't add any warmth to the cold room.

(End of this chapter)