"His Majesty, try this tea."
Tan Hui offered the tea cup diligently, but Zhao Yuan didn't even raise his eyes.
He played with the sandalwood beads and looked at the scenery outside Fenghe Pavilion.
There is a rockery in the front and a pond in the back. It is a good place to enjoy the cool in summer.
But the wind made him feel unsteady, and he kept thinking of the woman in plain clothes.
While he was lost in thought, the clear laughter of a girl came from behind the rockery.
Zhao Yuan frowned lightly, and Tan Hui immediately ordered the young man with discernment: "Go and see who is there, and don't disturb the prince's peace."
The boy ran over and saw that it was Tan Yun holding a snow-white rabbit and teasing it.
The little rabbit was lazily nesting in Tan Yun's arms, but when it saw a stranger, it was frightened and suddenly jumped out.
Tan Yun chased the rabbit all the way to the Fenghe Pavilion.
Zhao Yuan tilted his head, his eyes falling lightly on her.
Tan Yun shrank, a little afraid of the Prince Changqing.
But thinking of what Qiao Yuanfei said, he mustered up the courage to speak: "My little rabbit is coming this way..."
Tan Hui glanced at Zhao Yuan and saw that Zhao Yuan didn't seem angry, so he hurriedly said: "I saw it, let someone catch it for you."
After saying that, he hinted to Tan Yun: "If you have nothing to do, go back first."
Tan Yun grabbed the handkerchief and said, "Brother, I..."
Tan Hui suppressed his impatience and said warmly: "What else can happen to Fifth Sister?"
Tan Yun raised her eyes to look at him, her eyes full of pleading: "Brother, the second sister has been imprisoned by the eldest aunt for seven days. If she is not released, I am afraid someone will die. Please speak kind words to the eldest aunt and ask her to release the second sister. Let it out?"
Upon hearing this, Tan Hui's expression changed instantly.
He couldn't maintain the gentleness on his face, and his voice became a little deeper: "Fifth sister, what are you talking about? Why would mother lock up the second sister?"
"It's not what happened at Wan'an Temple last time." Tan Yun seemed to not be able to understand his expression, and Kuai Ren said quickly, "The eldest aunt complained about the second sister and locked her up when she returned home. If..."
Before he finished speaking, he was quickly interrupted by Tan Hui: "Okay! There may be any misunderstanding here. I will ask my mother."
After a pause, he threatened Tan Yun with his eyes: "Go away, this is not a place where a girl like you should stay."
Tan Yun glared at him aggrievedly, then looked at Tan Zhi, who was sitting next to him in a daze: "Brother..."
Tan Zhi, who had been wandering in a daze, came back to his senses, with a bit of confusion on his round face.
He looked at Tan Hui, then at Tan Yun, and finally scratched his head and stood up: "I'll take you back."
After that, he forced Tan Yun out.
Only Zhao Yuan and Tan Hui were left in the pavilion.
Zhao Yuan leaned on the back of his wheelchair, his eyes half-closed, his face very calm, as if he hadn't heard anything.
Tan Hui was very embarrassed and angry.
Tan Yun clearly did this on purpose. She knew that the prince was here, but she still wanted to tell the story about Tan Ling being imprisoned by her mother...
"Your Majesty, I..." Tan Hui wanted to explain a few words, but Zhao Yuan interrupted with a half-smile, "I am not interested in Mr. Tan's family affairs."
Tan Hui shut up instantly.
the other side.
Tan Zhi pulled Tan Yun out of the pavilion and asked in a low voice: "Did you come here on purpose to talk about Tan Ling? Who asked you to come?"
Tan Yun puffed her face and said: "Sister A Yuan, Tan Ling will starve to death if she is not released."
Tan Zhi paused, then curled his lips: "It has nothing to do with us if we starve to death."
"If you have something to do with Sister A Yuan, you have something to do with me." Tan Yun said, pushing Tan Zhi, "Brother, go find Xiaotu for me. If you are caught by Auntie's people, you will probably be stewed." ”
Tan Zi nodded helplessly, and then Tan Yun jumped away.
