After crossing, I made the country in chaos

Chapter 80 Respective Interests

In fact, every word of Hua Yao has an ulterior motive.When she said "husband and wife are of the same heart", she was looking at Queen Yu.

The emperor followed Hua Yao's line of sight and looked at Empress Yu as well, which was a bit of a treat.

He is also a man, so why doesn't he have a pillow person who is so concentric with him?Even Queen Yu is hard to trust, and it is tiring to always be on guard.

Thinking of this, the emperor untied a jade pendant from his waist and put it on the imperial book case, saying: "Yao'er, you are my flesh and blood after all, as long as you don't make mistakes, you will always be the eldest princess of Tianqi Kingdom. Just take the jade pendant." Yes, but only one chance."

"Thank you, father." Hua Yao went forward to take the jade pendant, and asked, "When can the son-in-law leave Beijing?"

"I'm going to make a note now, and you can bring it back to him. Don't let Eunuch Cen go to announce the decree." The emperor sighed after finishing speaking: "As long as Yao'er is willing, let him leave Beijing quickly. In the future Things, you bear for him."

"Yes, my son and minister will bear it together." Hua Yao smiled, stood aside and waited quietly.

Empress Yu stared at Hua Yao closely, her eyes flickered like torches, making Hua Yao feel puzzled.

Empress Yu sneered and said, "Where is the princess's military order? You took the emperor's jade pendant."

"Here." Hua Yao took out a gold-sealed booklet from her sleeve, and said, "I wrote it before entering the palace, and I'm handing it over to my father now. The queen wants to be a witness for me."

"That's natural." Empress Yu then withdrew her gaze, secretly happy in her heart.

The emperor drew up the booklet, stamped the jade seal and handed it to Hua Yao.Hua Yao put what she wrote on the emperor's imperial book case.

The emperor unfolded it and looked at it, then sighed: "This is not father and emperor beating mandarin ducks with a club. Yao'er, it's just a son-in-law. Don't be too infatuated."

"What was your father's intention when he asked me to marry Chu Xun in the beginning? Now, my son is just doing what my father wants." The imperial decree for Beijing to return to Muzhou has gone.

What Hua Yao said was actually ironic.

At the beginning, the emperor insisted on marrying Huayao because he wanted Huayao and Chu Xun to bond with each other.

First of all, Hua Yao is really good-looking, and there is no girl who is more beautiful than her in the entire imperial city.The emperor wanted to use a beauty trick, and he was willing to tie a daughter to Chu Xun.This shows that he attaches great importance to Chu Xun, and it can also appease King Muyang.

The second is to plant trouble around Chu Xun.Chu Xun is the youngest and most mature among all the sons of the imperial capital.Seemingly cynical, but he does things out of the ordinary and never gets caught.

And the eldest princess Huayao is a big trouble known to everyone in the imperial capital, she is violent and rude.

The two of them are a pair, and it is estimated that they will spend a whole day dancing around.How is Chu Xun still safe?Sooner or later, there will be mistakes and omissions, which will also make the emperor catch a pigtail.

Therefore, the eldest princess's marriage is actually a move in the hands of the emperor, and it is not really for the good of this daughter.

Now Huayao is just bringing up the old story again, to let the emperor know that she knows what's on her mind, don't think that this daughter is straight-minded and just blindly handle it.

Although the emperor didn't feel ashamed, he also felt that this daughter had grown up after all, so she couldn't be fooled.

It can be seen that Chu Xun's departure is not a bad thing. Not only will Muzhou be in chaos, Huayao will not have a backer around her, so she will probably be able to settle down.

In short, among the few people in the imperial study room, none of them was thinking about their own interests.

Hua Yao got what she wanted, and when she came out of the palace and saw Chu Xun, she handed over the imperial decree in her hand: "Here you are, sure."

(End of this chapter)