Chapter 433 Waiting for my good news

Princess Jin stopped talking, and did not want to see the proud look of Leng Xiao stroking her belly. She turned her head and looked outside, wondering if Leng Xiao could successfully see Qi Liangdi? Will the people in the East Palace stop it?

After Concubine Xiao went out, she really inquired about the palace where Qi Baixing lived. She thought that the people in the East Palace would be very wary, so she inquired in secret. Little did she know that the people in the East Palace actually showed her the way and allowed her to see her as she wished. Arrive at Qi Baixing.

She was very surprised, but as a spy in modern times, she felt that someone would eavesdrop on her conversation with Qi Baixing. But after she went in to meet Qi Baixing, the palace maid who brought her left, and except for Qi Baixing in the palace, she was surprised. Bai Xing's maid, no one else was there.

Leng Xiao didn't send someone to eavesdrop? This bitch is so arrogant yet so brainless? Or do you mean that one pregnancy makes you stupid for three years?

Or maybe she didn't take herself seriously at all?

When Qi Baixing saw her coming, he was secretly surprised. He called his dowry out to serve tea, then asked Concubine Xiao to sit down and asked, "Why is Concubine Xiao here?"

She didn't want the people in the East Palace to know about her contact with Prince Jin's Mansion, but she didn't expect that she would come directly to find her, which made Qi Baixing very angry.

Concubine Xiao looked at her and said with a slight smile: "Liang Di, don't panic. Today I accompanied the princess to visit the crown princess. Now that the princess is talking to the crown princess, I took the time to come over and pay homage to Liang Di and Liang Yuan."

Qi Baixing was relieved, "So that's it. I thought Liang Di came to see me specially."

"Of course I came here specifically to see Liangdi, but I have to find an upright reason, otherwise wouldn't it make people suspicious?"

"Yes, yes!" Qi Baixing sat down and looked at her with some doubts, "Then I wonder if the concubine came to see me specifically for something?"

Concubine Xiao lowered her voice and said: "You think of a way to find Princess Qing, meet her as much as possible, and ask her to write a letter of grievance. The prince said that he would ask some of his old generals to petition the emperor to release the princess. Saved from the clutches of the Crown Princess.”

Qi Baixing was a little stunned, "The prince is willing to save the princess?"

Concubine Xiao said coldly: "Of course, after all, the prince and the princess have a brother-sister relationship. He is not as ruthless as the prince. He watched his sister being killed by Leng Xiao and didn't care. He was even willing to be an accomplice."

Qi Baixing's heart skipped a beat when he heard this. This is the East Palace after all, how could he speak arbitrarily to His Highness?

Qi Baixing naturally hopes to rescue Princess Qing. After all, the Jin Palace's line is not completely established yet, and she doesn't know whether she can rely on them in the future.

However, King Jin would never save Princess Qing for no reason. It would be bad if he had a conflict with the East Palace over this matter and involved her.

But Concubine Xiao came to the house in person. If she said she wouldn't help, how could she prove her sincerity to them? Once Princess Qing really dies in the hands of the Crown Princess, the only person she can rely on is the Jin Palace.

After some deliberation, she agreed, "I'll just go there once in the evening, but whether it can happen or not is beyond my control. Please understand, concubine."

"If you work hard, nothing will be impossible." Concubine Xiao said lightly. Since she could leave the palace to ask for help, she could naturally see Princess Qing.

The big trees in Prince Jin's Mansion can't just be used for shade. They have to do something, not just say a few words to fool them.

Qi Baixing knew that she had to help with this matter. Once it was done, she would have someone to rely on. If it couldn't be done... it was like this anyway, could it get worse?

"I will do my best, concubine, please wait for my good news."