After the abolition of the cold palace: the most arrogant queen of crossing

Chapter 122 Sad and Hungry
So she looked at Luzhen pitifully and said: "That Luzhen, go get me something to eat, okay, I'm starving to death."

"Niang Niang..." Lu Zhen was a little speechless, the situation is like this, the empress can still eat?

Huadu raised her eyes, with tears still on her face, and asked, "Why?"

Luzhen saw the tears, picked up a silk handkerchief to help her wipe it off, and then asked, "Can you still eat?"

Huaduoduo is a little strange, I am hungry, why can't I eat?
She asked back, "Why can't you eat it?"

Lu Zhen frowned, "Didn't you just cry very sadly?"

Huaduoduo is strange, is crying sadly proportional to being hungry?

Sad to sad, hungry, still hungry, hungry to eat!
She said: "Yes, but I'm hungry now, I have to eat when I'm hungry!"

Lu Zhen was speechless to the extreme, obviously, the empress was not sad at all, can you still remember a hungry person, do you know what real sadness is?

Hey, she could only say: "Your Majesty..."

Chapter 103

When Hua Duoduo heard this, she said pitifully: "Oh, Luzhen, please, I'm almost starving to death, please find me something to eat first! I haven't eaten all day, don't you feel bad? ?”

Luzhen gave her a blank look, and she felt sorry for P, but, looking at Huaduuo, she couldn't help but agreed softly, especially those red eyes, which made her really unbearable.

She could only say: "Okay, I'll go get you something to eat."

When Hua Duoduo heard it, she immediately laughed happily and shouted, "That's great, Luzhen, you're so kind."

Seeing this, Luzhen shook her head, she cried so sadly just now, but now, she forgot the sadness just now, the scars are really healed and the pain is forgotten, but she really likes the current empress from the bottom of her heart, without heart Isn't it best to have no lungs?
It's just, who arranged for her to enter the palace, has she forgotten again?

When the time comes, will the leader and the wind left envoy let her go?
She shook her head and asked for food to be brought in from outside. She had known for a long time that the empress's body was never hungry. Food for her.

(End of this chapter)