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Fu Minghua took a sip of tea and read for a while. Biyun came back about half an hour later. When he came back, he replied to her, saying that Mr. Yao thanked her for the flowers she had sent, and said it himself:
"Lu Changyuan's son will never come back."
This confirmed her guess.
Yan Zhui is really the fate of her fate, she cannot avoid it, she cannot avoid it.
She looked dazed, and the hand holding the tea cup was so hard that her joints turned white.
"Princess, princess"
Biyun called her several times, and Fu Minghua came back to his senses. There was no strange look on his face. He smiled and nodded at Biyun. Biyun said:
"Someone just above Zhuangzi sent several large baskets of crabs."
Fu Minghua then ordered: "Pick some out and send them to the palace first."
Biyun responded, but in the evening the crabs and wine made from chrysanthemums given by Concubine Cui arrived in the palace.
Zi Gen smiled and said: "This is really a tacit understanding. You are thinking about the empress, and the empress is also thinking about you."
Several people in the room laughed after hearing this.
She went into the palace during the Double Ninth Festival. Concubine Cui was very happy to see her coming into the palace and asked quickly: "Can the crabs from last time be eaten? Do you like them?"
When she said this, she couldn't help but laugh: "I just sent it to the palace with you, but when I turned around, I heard Yang Fuzhen say that you had sent a few more baskets back."
Fu Minghua supported her little arm, pursed his lips and smiled: "Zhuangzi sent these crabs, which just go with chrysanthemum wine. I thought I would let you try them."
Concubine Cui had similar thoughts to hers. After hearing this, her eyes showed emotion:
"Yuan Niang's filial piety makes me eat crabs, but my heart is sweet."
When she said this, she felt a little moved.
"By the way, I heard that you also let go of the nanny who was serving you personally in the house." Concubine Cui asked, and Fu Minghua paused for a moment and nodded.
Concubine Cui frowned slightly and glanced at her:
"Logically speaking, you are married to Zhui'er, and you are considered an adult. I shouldn't talk about you." She looked concerned: "But you should also keep a few close people around you."
She said this out of emotion, and she was indeed a little worried about Fu Minghua:
"Think about it, starting from this year, the eldest girl next to you has let two people go, and now even the nanny who is close to you has let go." Among the two maids who will be promoted, one of them is Zi Gen or Yan Zhui. people.
Concubine Cui was a little surprised by Fu Minghua's behavior.
It would be fine if she was stupid, but she was not stupid, she was also very smart, but she didn't seem to be on guard against Yan Zhui.
Concubine Cui's expression was a little complicated: "You silly kid should keep some people around you."
After hearing this, Jinggu, who was following not far behind her, looked a little shocked when she looked at Fu Minghua. Concubine Cui could remind her of this, so she was obviously very close to her.
"I understand what you said." Fu Minghua smiled, leaned against the carved jade railing on the side, and reached out for the carvings on the railing: "I can only tell you these words. From the day I married the prince, we We are husband and wife, so I never thought of guarding against him."
Fu Minghua knew very well what Concubine Cui said.
She smiled slightly, her eyes falling on the covered bridge in the distance.
Concubine Cui may have really meant to persuade her when she said this, but Concubine Cui was right in saying these things, but she couldn't lose her bearings.
No mother would want her daughter-in-law to be more defensive about her son.
As soon as she finished speaking, a smile appeared on Concubine Cui's face, and Fu Minghua continued:
"The prince is very kind to me, and you are so close to me. Relying on your love and protection, I should say something that I shouldn't say. All the matters in the prince's palace were originally entrusted to me by the prince. If one day I am no longer useful, Even if I keep someone by my side, what can I expect from Aunt Jiang and the others to do for me?"
She could clearly see the fate of ¡®Fu Minghua¡¯ in the dream.
Sometimes if even the master is useless, no matter how loyal the servant is, it is useless.
This is the case with 'Fu Minghua' in the dream. At first she didn't want to marry Lu Changyan, but Biyun wanted to run all over the country for her, but in the end she just ended up dead in the officialdom.
No matter what, it is always unreliable to rely on others.
Concubine Cui was silent. This sentence obviously touched something in her heart. Fu Minghua turned around and smiled at her:
"What's more, Aunt Jiang has grown up and I'm old. It's time to enjoy peace and happiness." If she returns to Jiangzhou with her son, she will be around one day. As long as Fu Minghua's status isChanges, even if Brother Quan is estranged from Aunt Jiang, he would never dare to be unfilial to her.
" But if one day Fu Minghua's status is no longer there, then even if Nanny Jiang stays in Luoyang, she will only be affected by her.
She stayed in Luoyang and was always worried about her. Even though she was old and still had no time to relax, it would be better to follow her son and return to her hometown to enjoy peace and happiness.
"Mother Jiang" in the dream was worried about her becoming ill, and finally followed Brother Quan back to Jiangzhou, which was always the place she cared about.
Concubine Cui sighed and patted her hand:
"It's hard for you to understand everything at such a young age."
Fu Minghua's eyes were slightly red, but he smiled faintly: "I don't understand, but the prince's matter is still long-term, why should they let me worry about it?"
In the dream, 'Biqing' and 'Biluo' were following 'Fu Minghua', waiting for 'her' until the end. It is conceivable that they might not get any good results.
When Bi Qing saw Yan Zhui punishing the people who betrayed him, he was so frightened that he thought it would be better to let the people out so that they could be safe in the future, and it would be a good thing for the master and the servant.
Concubine Cui was silent for a while, but Jinggu behind her said:
"I'm afraid the weather has turned cold in Qinghe at this time." She said with a hint of yearning in her voice, her voice a little hoarse: "I remember that in September and October, the wife would always hold a saint worship ceremony in the southeast pavilion of the main house. "
Following Jinggu¡¯s words, Concubine Cui seemed to have remembered something, her eyes lit up.
"The princess hasn't been to Qinghe yet."
Jing Gu showed a smile that was uglier than crying:
"The water and soil of Qinghe nourish people. Since the Han Dynasty, there have been more than 20 prime ministers, and most of them are from the ancestors of the Cui family."
Jinggu talked endlessly about Qinghe. It was obvious that Fu Minghua's words made her miss her hometown.
It¡¯s just that she has been with Concubine Cui for many years, waiting for her to grow up, accompanying her to Luoyang, and seeing her locked in the palace step by step, Qinghe became the imagination of Jinggu¡¯s dream.
Thinking about the mountains and rivers there, every plant and tree in Cui's mansion, and everyone inside, I can't remember many of their faces clearly.
Every year when people from the Cui family come to Luoyang to visit Concubine Cui, they always come in waves, many new faces. After seeing them once or twice, before they get to know each other, someone else comes.
As time passed, the majestic and majestic Cui family and the hometown full of intimacy were suppressed in Jinggu's heart, until she was once again evoked by Fu Minghua's words. (Remember the website address: www.hlnovel.com - Didn't finish reading? Add this book to your favoritesI'm a member and bookmarked this chapterCopy the address of this book and recommend it to your friends for pointsChapter error? Click here to report
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