The first daughter is the phoenix: the queen is abolished, fight on the dragon couch!

Chapter 1644 Licorice enters the palace
Good news came one after another from Prince Ning's Mansion, which made Concubine De somewhat unable to sit still.

Early in the morning, King Jing's Mansion received the order from Empress De Fei, and Xuan Gancao came to the palace.

"Slave Licorice, please greet Defei Empress."

Licorice knelt on the ground respectfully, the place in front of her felt a little familiar, but also a little strange.

I have served in the palace of Empress De Concubine for so many years, and I have always taken care of His Royal Highness King Jing personally. It was not until His Royal Highness King Jing divided the mansion that he followed him out.

If there is no accident, when His Highness King Jing gets married in the future, the status of a side concubine will naturally not escape. If His Highness King Jing can go further, he will at least be a concubine in the future.

It's just that when I saw with my own eyes that His Royal Highness King Jing was fascinated by Su Qingyi, this idea suddenly became uncertain again.

That day, I just wanted to test His Royal Highness King Jing, but I didn't expect His Royal Highness King Jing to give me such a shame later on. If it wasn't for the love of serving His Royal Highness King Jing for many years, I must have been reduced by now It must be the laughing stock of Prince Jing's Mansion...

"Get up quickly."

Concubine De looked majestically at Licorice kneeling on the ground with a humble face, and nodded in satisfaction.

This girl is smart and magnanimous, knows how to advance and retreat, and understands the truth. If it wasn't for this, she would not have put her by Ran'er's side...

It's just that so many years have passed, besides Su Qingyi, it seems that this girl is the only one who has been close to Ran'er. Does this mean that in Ji Tu'er's heart, this girl is unusual?
"I don't know what orders the empress has for summoning Licorice today?"

It was the first time that Concubine Meng De summoned her after being out of the palace for so long, Licorice really felt a little uneasy, she didn't know whether it was joy or sorrow.

"You are a good boy. You have taken good care of King Jing. I am very grateful to you in my heart."

After only opening such a head, Licorice felt a little comforted in her heart.

"Taking care of the prince is the duty of a servant, and I dare not be a compliment from the empress."

Licorice loosened the strings in her heart, and her face became a little more natural.

"Actually, I summoned you today because I want to know how many people have been favored or invaded in King Jing's mansion so far? I don't know much about King Jing's mansion in the deep palace, so I am very special today. I have summoned you here, if you have anything you want to say, you can speak to Bengong."

Concubine De didn't hesitate and spoke directly.

It's just that a tangle flashed across Licorice's face.

"Why, is there something embarrassing?"

Seeing the appearance of licorice, Concubine De was a little surprised.

Could it be that this girl is afraid that someone will overwhelm her in the future?
"If you go back to your mother, there is nothing difficult for the servant, but the servant is incompetent. Up to now, no one in King Jing's mansion has tried sleeping!"

Licorice blushed, gritted her teeth and said something in a low voice.

"what?!"

Even Concubine De was taken aback.

"What do you mean to say, Your Highness King Jing...still, still..."

Chick?
Of course Concubine De would not say that, but everyone understood what she meant.

"Return to your mother's words, yes."

Licorice blushed, her voice was as thin as a mosquito.

"But last year didn't mean that one night you and King Jing..."

Concubine De's eyes widened, looking at the licorice with some doubts.

"Nothing happened that night, the servants would never dare to lie."

Licorice was heartbroken and told the truth.

It's just that this news is like a thunderbolt to the concubine De Concubine—Ran Er... Could it be that there is something unspeakable?
(End of this chapter)