Chapter 286 The Canary of the Superior (43)

He thought Jiang Tian would make trouble and ridicule him, but he didn't expect that she would respond calmly: "Okay."

Xiao Sheng looked at her quietly, opened his mouth, and then swallowed his words.

He can't keep threatening her, he just needs to tell the hospital not to let Jiang Tian touch the poison, otherwise he will chop off their heads.

In the next few days, Jiang Tian indeed stayed in the Tai Hospital.

Xiao Sheng made a special decree and ordered the imperial doctors to teach Jiang Tian everything they could, and they naturally followed him.

Seeing her gradually giving up her will to die, Xiao Sheng finally breathed a sigh of relief. ?.?????.???

He tried to avoid meeting Jiang Tian to avoid upsetting her.

But Wei Yunting "died" in front of everyone. No matter how long it took, his funeral had to be held, and it had to be grand.

If a great hero is not mourned, people all over the world will complain.

Xiao Sheng sent people to prepare.

While he was preparing, he sent someone to watch Jiang Tian's movements.

Unexpectedly, Jiang Tian, ​​who had not wanted to see Xiao Sheng for many days, suddenly sent someone to call him.

Xiao Sheng didn't know what she was going to do, so he passed by.

When he entered the door, he saw Jiang Tian packing herbs.

"Please allow me to see him again before his burial."

Seeing him coming, Jiang Tian made his own request to him.

Xiao Sheng's eyes were deep. He had been busy with government affairs these days and had lost a lot of weight. The outline of his face had become deeper and more majestic than before.

But Jiang Tian was not afraid at all.

Xiao Sheng finally agreed to her: "Okay, but you have to promise me not to seek death in the future."

Jiang Tian's face was calm: "I have learned a lot in these days at the Imperial Hospital, but I haven't finished my studies yet. I suddenly don't want to die anymore, don't worry, Your Majesty."

Her cold words could not stop Xiao Sheng's suddenly bright eyes.

He wanted to believe it, but he couldn't believe it.

He could never figure out what she was thinking.

But as a gentleman promised, Xiao Sheng still asked Jiang Tian to see Wei Yunting.

He stood aside and watched Jiang Tian press a kiss on Wei Yunting's lips like a treasure. There were a thousand words in her eyes, and Xiao Sheng didn't want to read a word.

On the day of Wei Yunting's funeral, the ceremony was as solemn as Xiao Sheng's ascension to the throne.

Hundreds of thousands of troops sent Wei Yunting off, hoping that he would have no worries in the next life.

Jiang Tian did not show up until the funeral was over.

Xiao Sheng ordered dozens of secret guards who could fight one against a hundred to guard her to prevent her from committing suicide.

After the funeral was completed, Xiao Sheng hurried to see Jiang Tian, ​​only to find that she was drunk.

Everyone in the palace surrounded her, but no one dared to persuade her.

Xiao Sheng waved his hand and they all retreated.

Jiang Tian was still drinking. Her face was red and her eyes were watery. When she saw Xiao Sheng, she regarded him as nothing.

Xiao Sheng walked over and wanted to grab her wine glass, but Jiang Tian hugged him.

Xiao Sheng was stiff all over.

The next moment, he heard Jiang Tian's soft voice: "Wei Yunting... why haven't you come to pick me up..."

Xiao Sheng closed his eyes and smiled weakly at the corner of his mouth.

Yes, who else but Wei Yunting would make her reveal her inner softness.

He didn't move, but Jiang Tian did. She pulled on Xiao Sheng's belt and kept muttering: "How long have you not touched me? Are you tired of me..."

She was obviously drunk, but her fingers were very dexterous. In the blink of an eye, most of Xiao Sheng's clothes were taken off.

He wanted to speak, but Jiang Tian's delicate palm covered his mouth. She half-closed her eyes and leaned into Xiao Sheng's arms, placing her hands on Xiao Sheng's exposed strong arms.

From the moment Jiang Tian leaned in his arms, Xiao Sheng's brain felt dizzy.

Until he heard her say—

"Why don't you carry me to the couch?"