An arrogant concubine fell from the harem

Chapter 404 Not as good, just tonight! (4)

Because every time Wu Dalang asked me to "serve the bed", he didn't insist on me, but just hugged me to sleep.So when my "big aunt" actually came, I didn't wear a ring.

Wu Dalang restrained his smile and looked at me: "Really?"

I nodded: "Really."

Wu Dalang asked again: "Is it unwilling, or is it true that the monthly letter has come."

I said, "It's the real monthly letter."

Wu Dalang looked at me again for a long time, as if he was trying to find out whether my words were true or false.Because it is true, I also look at him calmly.Wu Dalang turned his head suddenly, and cursed a foul language: "Damn it!"

I opened my eyes wide and stared at Wu Dalang in disbelief.I was not surprised by Wu Dalang's foul language, but rather, how could an ancient person blurt out the foul language used by modern talents.

Wu Dalang didn't explain, he suddenly became irritable - I really don't understand why his mood is like the weather in spring, it changes as soon as it is said, it was obviously good just now, but now it has turned from sunny to cloudy.Wu Dalang was really irritable. He suddenly hugged me, stood up, and put me down again. He said, "Concubine Shu, you go to bed first! I suddenly remembered that I haven't finished reading some memorials. Go ahead!"

Before I said "um", Wu Dalang turned around and strode out of the room.

After leaving, Wu Dalang didn't come back all night.

I fell asleep alone in the Jiaofang Hall, and it was not very safe.

I even had nightmares.I dreamed that I was old, gray-headed, and senile.And Wu Dalang died a hundred years earlier than me.Li Ping'er's son turned from a small baby into a man, and he became the emperor.Li Ping'er couldn't be a queen, but her son became the emperor, and she took it for granted that her mother was more expensive than her son, so she became the empress dowager.

And I am nothing.

Wu Dalang is gone, and I have changed from concubine Shu to slave.I knelt down in front of them and bowed to them: "The concubine pays respects to the emperor! The concubine pays respects to the queen mother!"

The new emperor glanced at me, and said coldly: "According to the rules passed down from the ancestors, Concubine Shu has no children, and she is not a queen, so she has to be buried with my father."

Like a gray grandson, I kept kowtowing to the new emperor, trembling like a fallen leaf in the autumn wind, and tremblingly said: "Your Majesty, spare your life! Your Majesty, spare your life!"

I was scared out of my wits: "Emperor, Your Majesty, didn't the Emperor say it before? Didn't he need to be buried with his concubines?"

(End of this chapter)