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Princess Cheng came back to her senses and sneered. She didn't believe what Prince Cheng said at all: "I gave birth to it? I didn't know when I gave birth to a child of such a big size again! Zhu Hong, you said such a thing, don't you think Is it funny?"
Prince Cheng explained: "Listen to me."
Princess Cheng held back her anger and said, "Okay, I'll listen, I also want to see how you make it up!"
Cui Ronghua originally wanted to avoid it, but she was really curious and couldn't help but wonder: Prince Cheng said that the child brought back from outside was the birth of the princess. The princess didn't admit it. How could Prince Cheng be so sure? Or is he planning to record the child in the name of Princess Cheng and raise him as his legitimate son?
As a result, Cui Ronghua was stunned, and Prince Cheng had already spoken: "There is something I have been hiding from you. That is six years ago, in the hot summer, it was too hot in Beijing, and the queen mother took several children to the summer resort. We and the emperor's brother and sister-in-law went there a few days later, and Jing'er's accident happened at that time."
Princess Cheng¡¯s expression changed slightly.
Six years ago, the Queen Mother carried her one-year-old son to the palace and went to the summer resort. She did not see the child for seven days. She thought about the child very much and urged Prince Cheng to go to the summer resort. But even after she went, the Queen Mother refused to let her see the child. Naturally, she refused and tried every means to see the child.
Later, the Queen Mother relented and said that the child had smallpox and could not see people.
Princess Cheng couldn't bear it at that time and burst into tears. She still insisted on seeing her child and took care of her son!
The Queen Mother was afraid that she would feel uncomfortable, so she always disagreed. Prince Cheng begged for mercy, and the Queen Mother finally relented. She finally saw her son, such a small ball, with red body and chickenpox all over his face, crying like a cat. Yes, extremely pitiful.
Princess Cheng¡¯s heart ached when she saw it.
Later.
After the hot summer, the Queen Mother and others returned to Beijing. Princess Cheng stayed at the summer resort to take care of her poor child. After two months, her illness improved.
At that time, Princess Cheng looked at the child's face and asked Prince Cheng: "Come over quickly and take a look. Jing'er's face seems to have changed." This little face was different from before. Did she see it wrong?
Prince Cheng pretended to be calm and said: "After being ill, it is naturally different from before."
Princess Cheng ignored the strange feeling in her heart and felt that she was thinking too much, so she laughed and teased the child and forgot about it.
Princess Cheng gradually remembered these long-ago things. No, no, no, her Jing'er was still in the palace. She didn't believe it! Moreover, Jing'er looks very similar to Prince Cheng. They are obviously biological father and son. How could the child brought back from outside be her son, her Jing'er?
She doesn¡¯t believe it!
Absolutely don¡¯t believe it!
Princess Cheng shook her head desperately: "I don't believe it! Zhu Hong, you lied. You told such a lie just to let that wild boy enter the palace. I misjudged you!"
Princess Cheng was a little excited. She pushed Prince Cheng away, turned around and ran out of the yard.
Prince Cheng did not pursue her. He knew that Princess Cheng could not accept this. He would give her some time. The most important thing now was to find his lost son.
The son was found, but ran away again.
The only clue now is the small paper ball given by the little girl.
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Prince Cheng stared at Cui Ronghua who was moving out of the hospital. Cui Ronghua felt her scalp numb. She slowly turned back and forced a smile: "If the little girl says that I didn't hear anything, do you believe it, Prince?"
Prince Cheng seemed to be smiling but not smiling.
Cui Ronghua immediately said: "Your Majesty, you don't want to know where that little paper ball came from. I will take you there now."
Prince Cheng stopped smiling and said calmly: "Let's go."
Cui Ronghua led the way, and Prince Cheng followed behind. He was thinking about one thing: when the matter is over, how to deal with this little girl from the Cui family?
Jing'er's matter must not be leaked, especially since it has reached the Queen Mother, and only the dead do not know how to speak.
It is not difficult for Prince Cheng to find someone.
¡°It¡¯s just that this little girl named Cui was also helping him and directly killed people, which was a bit unbearable. Or should I cut out this little girl¡¯s tongue? You can still write if your tongue is cut, or else your hand will be disabled too?
Prince Cheng thought a lot, but still couldn't make up his mind.
He glanced at Cui Ronghua who was walking in front and thought, forget it, let it go first.
Cui Ronghua felt a chill. Did she wear less clothes?*
"That's it. The man is in the well. As long as you move the stone, you can see it." Cui Ronghua relied on his memory and successfully brought Prince Cheng to the well where she got the small paper ball.
Prince Cheng called four guards over, "Move this stone slab away."
"Yes." The four guards stepped forward and removed the stone pressing on the wellhead. The guards looked at the bottom of the well and said, "Your Majesty, there is really someone at the bottom of the well."
"Bring the people up." Prince Cheng said.
The four guards took the rope, tied one end to the tree, and then tied the other end of the rope to one of the guards. The guard who tied the rope slowly pulled the rope down the well, while the other three guards were helping. , and soon, the man at the bottom of the well was pulled up.
"My lord, this is An Yi." An Yi is also the leader of the secret guards.
An Yi was injured and his clothes were stained with blood. Judging from his expression, he had been locked at the bottom of the well for a long time. The recent errand assigned to him by the prince was to protect the child brought back from outside. The injuries on his body were due to that child.
But a child of six or seven years old, dark and thin, was so ruthless.
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When An An saw Prince Cheng, he knelt down and said, "Your Majesty, my subordinate has not done well in his work and shall be punished."
Prince Cheng remained calm: "Where is he?" He was referring to the child brought back from outside. Logically speaking, the child should have been named Zhu Jing, but there was already a Zhu Jing in the palace who took this name. , Prince Cheng originally planned to change the identities of the two children back and call the child Zhu Jing.
But looking at it now, it¡¯s a bit difficult, because becoming a princess is not an easy task.
An Yi was about to say.
Cui Ronghua suddenly said: "Your Majesty, you have found the person, can I go home?" Please go home, please let me go!
Prince Cheng turned his gaze to Cui Ronghua and slowly narrowed his eyes.
Let it go?
Cui Ronghua knew that Prince Cheng was afraid that she would talk nonsense. An idea flashed in his mind, and he suddenly had an idea: "Prince, if you are afraid that my daughter will say something that she shouldn't say, why don't you send someone to stay with her, if she really talks nonsense?" Root, let the prince punish you." If this happens, she will not only have a relationship with Prince Cheng's palace, but also have an extra guard or maid, which is definitely a good thing!
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