Soon they arrived at Prince Yu's Mansion. Jiang Shuang got off a carriage at the back and was about to help the Crown Princess get out of the carriage, but Nangong Yuanyi didn't let her get off by herself.
He directly hugged her and jumped out of the carriage.
Jiang Shuang stepped aside knowingly.
Xiao Shi and Yuan Bao were not surprised. Anyway, their family had been short of women for more than 20 years. They finally got a wife and returned home, so naturally they had to take good care of her.
As soon as An Xiyue and Nangong Yuanyi entered the outer courtyard, they saw Prince Yu and Princess Yu waiting in the outer courtyard.
Seeing this scene, the two of them were a little surprised, but they said nothing.
After all, everyone must have been young, and they understand their newlyweds.
An Xiyue felt two gazes coming towards them, and she quickly broke away and jumped down. She knew that he was protecting her because he was afraid of her being cold.
"I've met my father and my mother." An Xiyue bowed to them respectfully.
Nangong Yuanyi's arms were empty, his lips curved into a smile, he touched his nose and said: "Father, king, mother, concubine."
King Yu smelled the smell of wine, frowned, and coughed, "Get ready and go into the palace. The Queen Mother is sick, and we have to go into the palace to visit her."
An Xiyue looked at Nangong Yuanyi and asked with her eyes: "What's wrong with the Queen Mother? Why is she suddenly ill?"
Nangong Yuanyi was also confused, and he was not very close to the Queen Mother.
Because King Jin died in prison, the Queen Mother became angry and probably suffered from anger.
King Jin was raised by the Queen Mother when he was a child, so he naturally cherished him more.
His biological mother was also a maid in the Queen Mother's palace, and she died in childbirth before she was promoted.
The Queen Mother raised her to the age of six or seven before she was named the Concubine Xian again.
In her previous life, she always served the Queen Mother, which made her unhappy every time because the Queen Mother looked down on her. The Queen Mother really loved Nangong Hao, so after Nangong Hao ascended the throne, he also got the support of the Queen Mother.
An Xiyue was glad that she had a very comfortable sleep in An Mansion today.
The two quickly changed their clothes and tidied up, and were about to walk towards the front yard.
An Xiyue could still smell the smell of alcohol on Nangong Yuanyi's body, so she suddenly pulled him and said, "Sit down and I'll give you an acupuncture to see if I can eliminate the smell of alcohol."
Nangong Yuanyi also thought of it and sat down obediently.
"I can force out the smell of alcohol myself." Nangong Yuanyi said.
"You have forgotten that you cannot use your inner strength for the time being. Believe me, I can use a silver needle to force you out." An Xiyue said.
An Xiyue looked very focused: "Prince Jin has always been very fond of the Queen Mother. No matter how big a mistake he made, the Queen Mother sympathized with him. Now that King Jin has just died, if we enter the palace smelling of wine, it will definitely cause the Queen Mother's displeasure. Just in case, the Queen Mother is a bit difficult to figure out, and I always feel that she is hiding very deep, but the Queen Mother is sick, and as a grandson-in-law, it is natural for her to come to the palace to visit her."
"The Queen Mother doesn't like to be involved in the trivial affairs of the harem. Although she is my nominal royal grandmother, I don't like to be close to her. Every time I see her, I feel like she is staring at my face with hatred. Maybe He looks too much like that person." Nangong Yuanyi also said.
After a while, the family drove the carriage towards the palace again.
Because it was the carriage from Prince Yu's Palace, no one dared to stop it when it reached the palace gate. The guards respectfully welcomed the carriage into the palace.
Four people in Nuoda's carriage didn't feel crowded.
Nangong Yuanyi changed into luxurious clothes and put them on, and the smell of alcohol had mostly dissipated. If you didn't smell it carefully, you couldn't smell it at all.
