Dumb Queen

Chapter 139
"I will leave here." Zhuang Yi gritted his teeth, "He said he wanted me to leave here."

Ruo Song burst into tears: "Where can you go?"

Zhuang Yi took a deep breath: "The heart is dead, there is no dilemma."

"elder sister……"

"Ruosong, this time I have completely given up." Tears flooded Zhuang Yi's eyes again and again, "This relationship eventually caused me to lose my child. Is there anything between me and the emperor? Nothing .”

"What are you going to do?"

"I'll be back." Zhuang Yi met Ruosong's astonished gaze, "You don't have to be so surprised, what should I do, sometimes I can't help myself."

"You... sister, you want to deal with the emperor?"

Zhuang Yi burst into tears: "I stood there and waited for him time and time again, but he never really believed me once. Ruosong, I am not a god, I am a human being, and I am a person who longs to be loved. And the emperor , he killed my child."

Ruo Song looked at Zhuang Yi quietly, and finally said: "A person with such resilience like my sister will definitely not just obey the orders of the sky."

If Song knew her after all, Zhuang Yi didn't need to hide anything from her.

When leaving the palace, there was not even a sedan chair.

Ruo Song wanted to order someone to help Zhuang Yi leave, but because of Concubine Wen's face, no one dared to touch Zhuang Yi.

Concubine Wen said coldly: "Zhuang Yi, do you think that leaving the palace means letting you go?"

Ruo Song knelt down: "Concubine Wen, please let Zhuang Yi go."

Concubine Wen laughed: "Zhuang Yi, it's okay to get out, as long as you climb out step by step.

Zhuang Yi supported the outside of the snow with one hand: "What did you say?"

Concubine Wen went down the stairs step by step: "Either climb out from here, or never leave the palace?"

"You!" Ruo Song was angry and wanted to refute, but was slapped by Concubine Wen when she couldn't, "Don't come to bargain with me!
Ruo Song stood up, full of anger, "Concubine Wen!"

Zhuang Yi grabbed Ruosong's hand: "No, Ruosong. I'll crawl out."

(End of this chapter)