Bring your son to chase after your wife, please go home

Chapter 1007
"Don't dare to disobey what you say, sir." Fu Gan once again bowed to the end.

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On a summer afternoon, there is a breeze by the Molian Pond.

Baili Changge sat in the pavilion and played chess with black and white pieces in each hand.

Wei Yu came in with chilled fruit cakes, glanced at the chess game on the table, and sat down next to her, "Sir, he made a plan out of nothing to uproot the Xue family, then the Zhenguo Hou Mansion behind the sixth prince, Have you thought of a countermeasure?"

Baili Changge answered directly, "No."

"Huh?" Wei Yu's eyebrows furrowed tightly, and then he realized: "Then I think Mr. Lai already has the chance to win."

"Wrong!" Baili Changge said firmly, "I really didn't think of a countermeasure."

Putting down the chess pieces, she turned the wheelchair, "The Marquis of Zhen Guo has made great achievements for generations, and the monarch trusts his family very much. Besides, Marquis Zhen Guo is always loyal. So far, at least I can't find any mistakes."

After a pause, she added, "The only fault and omission can only be found in Fu Gan."

"Second prince?" Wei Yu was surprised, "He has a calm and introverted personality, and he acts cautiously. If I want to find fault with him, why do I feel like I'm scraping oil on a chicken's paw?"

Baili Changge reached out and picked up a cherry, put it into his mouth, swallowed it slowly, and said: "This kind of thing depends on the opportunity, and we can't force it. Anyway, the monarch has been very busy these two days, so we might as well relax Relax and relax."

But it seems that the sky is never satisfactory.

Baili Changge was about to throw away all his thoughts and enjoy himself for two days, when the dumb servant outside the door came to report that someone begged to see him again.

This time, Rao even Baili Changge couldn't guess that the person would come in person.

"I've seen His Majesty." Putting down the melons and fruits in his hands without haste, Baili Changge sat on the wheelchair and clasped his fists, but his lowered eyes were messy for a moment.

Could Fu Qingyun be so stupid as to ask her for help?
There is no need to be polite, sir, Fu Qingyun's arm is in a plaster cast and hung with a bandage.

In fact, Baili Changge dared to adopt this method after the imperial physician who was in charge of treating Fu Qingyun secretly tested it after Baili Changge revealed it intentionally or unintentionally.

"Sir, you don't need to be too polite." Fu Qingyun obviously lost a lot of weight, and he could hear a little lack of energy from his voice.

He was supported by his attendants and sat opposite Baili Changge, staring at her calmly for a while.

Baili Changge was a little unnaturally stared at by him, and asked, "I don't know why His Highness came here?"

Fu Qingyun said: "I've been hearing about Mr.'s reputation before, so I want to come and visit today."

Baili Changge didn't speak, staring at his plastered arm for a moment.

Fu Qingyun explained: "Since I was injured, I have been lying on the bed all day. I am really bored. I heard that Mr. is very talented and he is from Daliang. gentlemen."

"Your Highness, you are being polite." Baili Changge smiled slightly, "If I know what you are asking, I will definitely have a lot to say."

Fu Qingyun was a little excited, "I want to know the current situation in Daliang."

Baili Changge thought for a moment, and replied: "After the death of the first emperor, the grandson of the emperor succeeded to the throne. Just in time for the war in northern Xinjiang, the new emperor sent the king of Jin to march north."

"Unexpectedly...the sky has completely changed..." Fu Qingyun frowned slightly, hesitated for a moment, and then asked: "Then do you know how... Princess Jin is?"

Baili Changge said: "I heard that Princess Jin stayed in the mansion to take care of the young prince."

"Really?" Fu Qingyun looked at her suspiciously.

"As your Highness knows, I'm from Chuzhou, Daliang, and I don't have a complete understanding of the affairs of the Imperial Capital, so I can't fully answer you asking me such a detailed question."

(End of this chapter)