Secret Service Crown Princess: Fudge a country to play

Chapter 48 The sun is shining, the prince smiles at me 1
I thought that it was because I ate that Ganoderma lucidum that I could not heal his eyes today, so it would be a bit of compensation to take this with me anyway.

Fuli's honey brewed wine is not something ordinary people can drink, so giving it as a gift is not considered a loss.

It's just that I don't know what kind of disease the prince has, whether it's an external injury or an internal injury, and it doesn't affect his eating and drinking.

If I'm so sick that I can't even get out of bed or have trouble talking, then I'd better take this plum stuffing back.

Heading towards the narrowly pointed route, I didn't realize until I reached the courtyard that it was actually the place where my mother who died young and my father used to live.

This surprised me very much!
I lived here for a little more than half a year. Later, when Er Niang came in, my father made a new yard and moved in. After a while, he cleared me out too!

I thought that from then on this place would become an eternal memory of Luofu, but I never expected that one day it would be reopened for the Prince of Dashun.

Or... It is very likely that the Mother of the Nation also lived here last night.

I think from this point, it can be seen that there must be inextricable connections between Luofu and the distant palace. I just need to walk into this courtyard to discover some of the stories behind it.

For a while, gossip started, and he almost rushed into his old place.

There are people guarding the gate of the courtyard, the face is very raw, it is not the nursing courtyard of my own family, presumably it is someone brought by the prince.

But it was strange, when they saw a meatball curled up and coming round, no one shot to stop it.

This puzzled me so much that I even stepped back and stood in front of them after entering the archway.

I ask:

"Does the prince live here?"

The defending representative replied:
"Yes!"

I say again:
"Then I'm going in?"

Represents leaning over—

"Miss please!"

I felt very humbled by the humble attitude, so I walked in, until I turned a small turn and entered the inner courtyard, only then did I see a recliner in the yard being rocked by the person sleeping on it. dangle away.

(End of this chapter)