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Grandma Gu was buried after seven days of rest. She was buried in the ancestral grave of the Gu family. These were all things she had discussed with Gu Jian a long time ago.
After Grandma Gu was buried, Mrs. Yan was ready to return to Ningmen Mansion with Yan Zhigao, Mrs. Li, and Yan Wenxiu.
With Sister Gu gone, it would be hard for her to stay in Taohua Temple any longer.
But Daohua and Xiao Yeyang stayed. One of them wanted to keep their filial piety, and the other was not worried about Gu Jian.
"Mom, dad, why don't I stay here too? It's hard for my eldest sister to stay here alone."
On the way to the ferry, Yan Wenxiu, who was kept in the dark, looked at Daohua and Xiao Yeyang walking side by side behind him with a worried expression.
Yan Zhigao glanced at Mrs. Li, and Mrs. Li looked at Mrs. Yan.
Mrs. Yan shook her head: "Master Gu has a strange temper. He definitely doesn't want to see outsiders at this time. Wen Xiu should come back with us."
Yan Wenxiu didn't expect his grandmother to say that. He didn't believe that she didn't understand what he meant. Letting the eldest sister stay alone with Yeyang would be bad for her reputation.
Seeing that the eldest son wanted to say something else, Yan Zhigao said directly: "Okay, listen to your grandmother."
Yan Wenxiu frowned, with more and more questions in his mind.
My father put down his official duties and stayed here. Together with his mother and grandmother, he personally kept the ghost of the ancient mother-in-law for seven days without taking any clothes off.
This made him confused.
Although Master Gu is the eldest sister¡¯s master and Granny Gu can be considered a relative, it is enough for their family to pay homage to her, and there is no need to keep vigil in person.
Now, I know that letting my eldest sister stay with Ye Yang will harm her reputation, but my grandmother, father, and mother didn't stop her.
This is so abnormal.
Soon, a group of people arrived at the ferry.
Mrs. Li took Daohua and said, "Take good care of your master. If anything happens, send someone to inform the family."
Daohua nodded: "Mom, I know."
Mrs. Li looked at Xiao Yeyang again, but hesitated to speak. She still couldn't digest the fact that the other party was her son-in-law.
When Xiao Yeyang saw her, he took the initiative to ask, "Auntie, what are your instructions to Yeyang?" His attitude was very respectful.
Mrs. Li: "take good care of the rice flowers."
Xiao Yeyang smiled and nodded: "Don't worry, aunt, I can do it." After saying that, he looked at Yan Zhigao again and asked with a smile, "Uncle, do you have any instructions?"
Yan Zhigao was also unable to adapt to the change in status for a while. Thinking that he was Xiao Yeyang's father-in-law now, he shook his head with a sullen face and pretended to be majestic.
Yan Wenxiu stood aside and watched silently, feeling that these people were very strange.
After Mrs. Yan gave Daohua a few words, everyone boarded the ship and left.
Watching the boat go away, Xiao Yeyang and Daohua turned around and returned to Taohua Temple.
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On the boat, Yan Wenxiu looked at the closed door and wanted to knock on the door to get in, but he gave up after enduring it.
"My grandmother and my parents didn't want to call him when they talked about something, probably because they didn't want him to know, so he couldn't forcefully ask."
Thinking of this, he went to the deck.
In the room, Mrs. Yan handed over the dragon-shaped jade pendant given by Gu Jian to Mrs. Li: "You should keep this token."
Mrs. Li took the jade pendant, looked at Mrs. Yan and Yan Zhigao, and asked uncertainly: "Is this how the marriage between our daughter and the young prince has been decided?"
Looking at the jade pendant, Yan Zhigao felt very complicated. The eldest daughter's luck He really couldn't help but sigh, "It's great." He saved someone casually, but he actually saved the emperor's mother.
"We have bowed before the ancient old lady, so it is naturally decided." He said, signaling to Madam Li to put the jade pendant away.
Mrs. Li felt that this jade pendant was a bit hot, and she felt very complicated. On the one hand, she was happy that her daughter had a good home. She had watched the young prince grow up, and he had nothing to say about his character and appearance. He was also on good terms with Wen Kai and Wen Tao. , in the future, even because of the friendship with the Yan family over the years, he will treat his daughter well.
But on the other hand, she was a little worried. Where was the identity of the young prince? His daughter married into the royal family, a proper high marriage. It was not easy to be a royal wife. If their daughter was wronged in the future, they would not be able to intervene.
Mrs. Yan added: "It's good that we know the identities of Sister Gu and Master Gu, and don't tell others. And the marriage between Daohua and Yeyang must be made public by the royal family before it can be justified. "
Yan Zhigao and Mrs. Li nodded seriously.Head.
When she returned to Yan Mansion that day, Mrs. Li ordered the housekeeper to remove all the bright things in the mansion, and informed the concierge that all invitations to banquets would be rejected.
It doesn¡¯t matter if they don¡¯t know Grandma Gu¡¯s identity. If she knows, then their family must abide by the rules.
According to regulations, when the queen mother or concubine passes away, officials must observe the ceremony for three months.
After arranging the house, Mrs. Li took a break and took a sip of tea. Thinking that her daughter had paid homage to Xiao Yeyang, she felt a little mixed in her heart. She didn't know whether to be happy or sad.
She gave birth to two sons and one daughter. Who would have thought that she could not get involved in the marriages of the three of them.
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At the same time, in the capital, the imperial palace.
After the emperor learned of the death of the ancient mother-in-law, he locked himself in Qianqing Palace and did not go to court for three consecutive days.
In an instant, the court was filled with rumors that the emperor was injured and had not recovered, and was seriously ill.
Several older princes in the branch office became more active and began to make friends with ministers.
Eunuch An looked at the princes who came to inquire about the news with fear, and felt a cold sweat in his heart for them.
On the fourth day, the emperor went to court.
Seeing that the emperor's expression was really bad, the officials and the princes who had received the errands couldn't help but change their expressions.
The emperor saw the expressions of everyone below, and the coldness in his eyes became deeper and deeper.
At the subsequent court meeting, the emperor scolded several officials and vented some of his frustration.
However, after going to court, the emperor saw his wife going to Cining Palace to pay her respects, and the anger in his heart burned again.
When his biological mother passed away, only the Yan family went to pay condolences, but the Empress Dowager Jiang could accept greetings from her mother-in-law every month. At this moment, the emperor's hatred for the Jiang family reached its peak.
Especially when he thought that as an emperor, he could not blatantly abide by the rules for his mother, he was even more annoyed.
After a period of time, both ministers and concubines found that the emperor's temper was getting more and more irritable. Whenever a wedding banquet was held at an official's home, any concubine who wore red or green would be severely scolded.
The fifth prince, who was planning to get married on February 20th, was directly canceled by the emperor. After that, several officials were demoted and several concubines were demoted.
"Although the officials and concubines were a little confused about this, they still started to restrain their behavior with great discernment.
¡°After all, the emperor¡¯s preference is everyone¡¯s preference.
In late February, the Eight Kings fled to northern Xinjiang, united with the Tatars, and captured three border cities. The news spread back to the capital, and the whole country was shocked. (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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