Dumb Queen

Chapter 141
"Why am I here?" Zhuang Yi stared blankly at Bi Ensheng, "I..." She tried hard to recall what happened before she fell into a coma, "I..."

Bi Ensheng stood up: "The emperor sent you here, and you are not allowed to have any accidents."

Zhuang Yi's face turned red and blue with anger: "He..." couldn't help but clenched the quilt tightly in his hand, "Why didn't you kill me?"

"It's very simple, he doesn't want you to die." Bi Ensheng said, "He doesn't want you to die, you have to live safely."

Zhuang Yi lowered his head, his eyes were already misty with tears.

Bi Ensheng saw it in his eyes, and took a deep breath: "Don't think too much, after all, your body can't bear it."

"I'm not reconciled." It was the first time Zhuang Yi said such utterly pathetic words, "I'm not reconciled."

"Life is just a smoke cloud to us. In this smoke cloud, you and I are not the masters, but obey others."

Zhuang Yi said with a hoarse voice, "This child originally thought that he would make me happy again. Why is he so cruel to force me to drink that medicine?"

"You have to understand that as an emperor, you can only trust others with a mentality of doubting anyone. If you want to gain his trust, you must first make him doubt enough." Bi Ensheng's voice was always gentle, "He killed your Boy, just because he doubts you."

Zhuang Yi clenched his fist tightly and remained silent.

Bi Ensheng looked at her and left silently.

Her status was demoted, her natal family suffered, her baby was stillborn... All kinds of experiences were enough to make a woman go crazy.

Xuanzong's somewhat resolute face appeared in Zhuang Yi's mind, and she jumped over Concubine Wen's gentle cheeks and Zhisheng's respectful demeanor, and she secretly swore: must take revenge, definitely.

Today, she has a little understanding of what Zhuang Zhengxun warned before: "To gain a foothold in the harem, it is necessary to obtain the emperor's favor, and more importantly, to have extraordinary means."

Zhuang Yi's eyes revealed firmness and persistence: "I must return to the palace."

(End of this chapter)