Chapter 125 The sick child is a little refined (12)

   Xiangguo said in a deep voice: "You have always been smart. In three days, I will hold a banquet to invite the eldest princess to come. You should know what to do next."

  Suchen: "My child understands."

   "Okay, go back and rest."

   Xiangguo waved his hand.

  Suchen got up, lowered his eyes, and stopped when he reached the door. The white fingertips lifted up and lightly rested on the edge of the door. Before leaving, he made a low voice.

   "Mother, if the child has someone he likes, would you be willing to fulfill it?"

   The beauty in white asked lightly.

actually……

   He should have known the answer long ago.

   Sure enough.

   "Cut off your thoughts early, and put the overall situation first."

  Su Chen:  …

   "My child understands."

  …

   Yun Chu took the little book boy back to the palace after copying the rest of the Emperor Gang.

  The guards in the palace reported that Ling Ran had been placed in the side hall.

   She doesn't recognize birth.

   Yun Chu didn't know what this guy was thinking.

   She didn't even bother to take care of her.

   Yunchu is now focused on learning.

  Competitiveness is somewhat strong, especially the Great Queen Yun Wan.

   Yunchu locked himself in the study.

   Retreat for three days.

  Three days later, the little book boy sent an invitation.

   "Your Highness, this is an invitation from Mr.'s attendant."

   "Su Chen?"

  Yun Chu raised his head from the book and reached out to take the invitation.

   Xiangguo set up a family banquet?

   It seems that she was invited by the little Lord God, not Xiangguo.

   This is interesting.

   "The Prime Minister set up a family banquet, do you know this?"

   Xiaoshutong frowned: "I know a little bit. It is said that the gentleman's coming-of-age ceremony arrived, so the prime minister set up a family banquet."

   "Well, I heard that it was also a blind date feast."

   "As for who Xiangguo invited, I don't know."

  Yunchu nodded, "Go get the car ready."

   "By the way, bring a present."

  Xuan Wan wondered: "Is that the jade pendant made by His Royal Highness?"

"Um."

   Yunchu nodded slightly and continued to read books in the study for a while.

  After the carriage was ready, he put down the book and got on the carriage at the gate of the hall.

   on the way.

The    carriage was forced to stop before it reached the Xiangguofu.

"What's wrong?"

   Yunchu frowned slightly.

   Xiaoshutong glanced at the street, "It seems that something happened."

on the street.

   A woman in pink grabbed the arm of a young man, and said fiercely, "Your mother owes money, so naturally I will pay it off from you."

  The boy looked about fourteen or fifteen years old, his clothes were worn out, and his hair was messy.

The    boy was also really frightened, he squatted on the ground and hugged the pillar tightly.

   "Can't get up? Huh? If you can't afford it, don't blame the old lady for using force!"

   "So many people are watching, do you want to nod?"

  The boy gritted his teeth, his eyes were red, and he said nothing.

   At this moment, a cold voice came: "Do you want shame?"

  The crowd followed the sound and saw a girl in red.

   Someone said: "This... This seems to be the carriage of the Nine Queens."

   "Ah! It's the Ninth Princess."

   "When did the Ninth Princess become so busy?"

   "Why did this scumbag princess come here..."

   The muttering voices of passers-by also entered the ears of the woman in pink.

   She froze.

When    looked up at the girl, he was not confident enough: "What if it's the ninth emperor? This is our private matter, can you interfere?"

   In Chaofeng Kingdom, where women are respected, it is not the first time that something like this has happened.

  Whether men like it or not, they are like an object, abandoned by their wives and masters, and abandoned by their mothers, which are extremely common phenomena.

   From birth, they have already handed over their destiny.

   They have no right to decide where to go, let alone life and death.

  The woman only took it for granted.

   (end of this chapter)