The concubine of Tiantuan arrives: my queen is too unruly

Chapter 250 The Running Carriage

Han Yi, thinking of him, Jin'er, feels absolutely guilty. Both his father and he have paid too much because of her. It seems that the life owed to them to the Leng family is endless, but Jin'er can only repay this kindness as much as possible. If you force yourself to be with Leng Hanyi because of this, but think of another person in your heart, you will only feel sorry for him even more.

The carriage stopped slowly, "Eldest Prince, the Fifth Princess has arrived." The eunuch who drove the carriage jumped off the carriage and opened the curtain and said to the two of them.

The two got out of the carriage, and the eunuch drove the carriage aside to wait. As soon as the two arrived at the gate of the annex, they met two envoys from Nanmu Kingdom.

"Chen, see the empress." Both of them recognized Jin'er at the same time.

"Get up, where is Ximo, where is he now?" Jin'er looked inside the door.

"Report to the empress, the emperor..." One of the envoys lowered his head, as if he was hiding something in his words.

"Quickly tell me, where did Ximo go?" Jin'er asked.

"Report to Madam, the emperor has already returned to Nanmu Kingdom." Another envoy couldn't hide it, pointed to the direction of the city gate, and told Jin'er truthfully.

"He's gone? How long has he been gone?" Jin'er continued to ask.

"Just go for a while."

Hearing this, Jin'er became anxious, and he actually left, just like that without making a sound.

At this time, Jin'er couldn't care so much anymore, she came to the carriage, grabbed the whip from the eunuch, jumped into the carriage, slammed the whip on the horse's buttocks, and the horse galloped towards the city gate like crazy go.

"Hey, Jin'er, can you drive a carriage?" Chu Yinhao asked behind the carriage.

At this time, I could still hear Chu Yinhao's words there, and I was really worried about how to stop the carriage, "Get out of the way, get out of the way." Jin'er shouted to the pedestrians on the road, for fear of any traffic accident.

In front of the gate of the villa, Xi Mo, dressed in white, pulled out a horse from the back of the pavilion, holding a bundle in his hand, and he wanted to go back to Nanmu Kingdom alone.

"Your Majesty." The two envoys looked at Xi Mo in surprise, and then looked at the carriage galloping not far away, "So the Emperor hasn't left yet."

Ximo looked at the chaotic street, and looked at Chu Yinhao, "Eldest Prince, why are you here?"

"Don't talk so much, Jin'er thought you were gone, and was driving to chase you." Chu Yinhao pointed to the carriage that was gradually going away.

(End of this chapter)