After Lu Liangyuan returned, she cried for another hour, then asked someone to prepare the carriage, saying she was going back to her parents' home.
Ape immediately went back to report to Leng Xiao. After hearing this, Leng Xiao nodded slightly and said, "It's good if she goes back. The Lu family will watch her."
"Anyway, since she left the East Palace, whatever happens to her has nothing to do with His Highness and the Crown Princess."
"Well," Leng Xiao was silent for a moment, "It was a mistake to let her in in the first place."
Apei said: "She has herself to blame for this. His Highness has repeatedly refused, but Taifu Lu went to the Emperor to ask for an imperial edict. Moreover, Lu Liangyuan also asked to see His Highness. The exact words she said to His Highness was that she came here for the sake of the Emperor's grandson. , not for His Highness, she just felt that the emperor's grandson was pitiful and wanted to take good care of the emperor's grandson. This was what she said, and the emperor also made a decree that she would always be allowed to enter the side door of the East Palace, but Don’t worry, Crown Princess, His Highness has never entered her house, and His Highness will not be there on that auspicious day."
"I don't mean to blame him," Leng Xiao shook his head, "Forget it, it's useless to talk about it now."
Why is Nangong Yitian so popular with women?
Princess Lu Liangyuan of the Qing Dynasty was born in a very noble family, so why did it have to be him?
When she first traveled here, she didn't have much fondness for him. Later, she found out that he was the man in her dreams, and she slowly changed her mind.
Even so, in the past three years in Dongxing Mansion, when she thought of the capital, she also thought of Little Turtle Egg. She rarely thought of him. Occasionally, the biggest feeling she felt was regret.
I really fell in love with him after returning to Beijing.
There was a man who remembered her for three years. She didn't know if other women were rare, but she was indeed moved.
Lu Liangyuan did not go back to her parents' home, but to the princess's mansion.
She has made up her mind that she will never return to her parents' home.
After Princess Qing returned from Banyue Pavilion, she kept herself locked in the house, holding Nangong Yitian's old clothes obsessively. These clothes were taken away from Prince Yi's Mansion that day when she married Lin Zimo. He brought the clothes over and put them at the bottom of the box.
Now I can finally take it out without any worries.
The servant reported that Lu Liangyuan was here, so she put down her clothes and asked someone to come in to dress up. She picked out extremely gorgeous clothes and put them on. When she stepped out of the door of the house, she was the dignified and noble princess of the Qing Dynasty again.
The eyes that had been crying were also retouched, and the makeup covered the swelling and bruises under the eyes, but the face still looked pale and haggard.
After meeting Lu Liangyuan in the small side hall, Lu Liangyuan knelt down and cried: "Princess, I really have no choice but to come to you. Please help me. I would rather die than leave the East Palace."
Princess Qing sat down slowly and held the armrest, "Leng Xiao wants you to go?"
Lu Liangyuan's face was pale and she said sadly: "My grandfather asked me to go back to my parents' house temporarily, but I have already found out that after I go back, they will arrange for me to live in Zhuangzi to recuperate. This recuperation will probably last a lifetime. I will never go back again." not going."
Princess Qing looked at her, and she saw herself in Lu Liangyuan.
Humble, pitiful, unwilling, resentful, helpless.
Lu Liangyuan continued to plead: "Princess, I really have no choice but to come to you. Please help me. I don't ask for anything. I don't even want my position. I just want to stay by his side."
"What's Leng Xiao's attitude?" Princess Qing was not moved at all by her grief and despair, and she was also bearing the pain.
She just wanted to know what Leng Xiao did and how cruel she was.
