MTL - Rebirth of the High Gate Mistress-Chapter 618 Leave silently
Chapter 618 Leaving silently
The imperial doctor carefully treated Li Xiang for three to five days, and a miracle happened to Li Xiang, who was already terminally ill.
He woke up.
The happiest place is Pingyang.
She held Li Xiang’s hand and was so surprised that she cried and laughed: “I knew you could wake up.”
He couldn't help complaining about him and said: "You really scared me this time. Tell me, you are such an old man, why can't you make people worry? You are about to get home, why did you buy something?" Jade wants to stay here and get into such trouble without any trouble, you are really not a worry."
When Li Xiang woke up from a serious illness, he listened to his wife's scolding. As soon as his chapped lips moved slightly, Pingyang blocked his mouth with his bare hands: "That's all, you are weak. Don't bother talking and recover quickly." Get well so we can go home."
Li Xiang said hoarsely: "Pingyang, I've long been homesick."
After being in a coma for several days, Li Xiang suddenly spoke. His voice was worse than a broken gong. But he finally woke up, and this voice sounded like the sound of nature to Pingyang's ears.
She wiped away her tears of excitement and said angrily to Li Xiang: "Stop talking, take good care of yourself, take good care of yourself, and I will take you home."
When Pingyang left the house, Yuzhu came up to him and said, "Madam, my cousin has just returned."
Pingyang frowned and asked, "When did my cousin leave? Why didn't he tell me?"
Yuzhu replied: "My cousin, I didn't want to alarm you."
Li Xiang turned the corner, and Pei Yunqian left silently. Although it only lasted a few days, during the difficult time when Pingyang was worried all day long, he had been silently guarding her, sharing the hardships for her, and allowing her to survive during this period. There is no isolation in suffering.
Pingyang tried the tears from the corners of her eyes. She silently stared in the direction back to Beijing and murmured: "I owe my cousin too much in my life."
The autumn wind blows and the leaves on the trees scatter.
Yuzhu stepped forward and put on Pingyang's cloak, and whispered: "When my cousin left, he specifically asked the servant to take care of you. It's getting cold, so please go back to the house and rest for a while."
Two months after Li Ling's southern expedition, the first good news was received in the imperial city.
The prince governs the country, so naturally the prince is the first to know about this good news.
The Supreme Emperor Mingdi has been ill in bed for the past two days. The eldest princess Fuxi and Jingshu are waiting for the sick in the Fuzheng Hall of the Supreme Emperor. When the prince excitedly brought the news to the Fuzheng Hall, the one who was sick, and the few who were waiting for the sick. After hearing this, everyone burst into laughter.
Her husband is brave and capable, and as a wife, she is naturally proud and happy. In front of her elders, Jingshu doesn't want to show too much, but there is a deep smile in her eyes.
The eldest princess touched her palm and said: "Bo Yue is truly the emperor of the ages. Even though all the generations of emperors in our Zhao family have been put together, Bo Yue has not achieved anything."
The Emperor, who had been unable to get up for several days, felt excited. He struggled to sit up. The eldest princess went to help her and said angrily: "You should lie down quickly."
"My son fought bravely and won the battle. As a father, there is no reason for me to lie down." Gaoshan Kingdom has always been Daqi's old enemy. During the reign of Emperor Ming, Daqi was bullied even more by Gaoshan Kingdom, which even reached the point of ceding territory. He was suing for peace, and now that he heard that his son had avenged his country, how could he not be excited? With a breath of immortal energy, he sat up for less than half a cup of tea before he collapsed again.
The eldest princess quickly cheered for him and said angrily: "I told you not to show off, but you just refused to listen and just stayed there alive." He couldn't help but turned to Jing Shu and said, "I didn't do this. My aunt praised him, I raised Boyue since he was a child, he really has ambition and ability since he was a child."
Speaking of Li Ling, the eldest princess, who had always been cold and arrogant, was all smiles.
Jingshu smiled and agreed with her mother-in-law: "My husband is so capable and cannot do without my mother's teachings."
When the eldest princess heard this, the smile on her face became even stronger, but Emperor Ming, who was lying on the bed, frowned and said: "Boyo is my son, and my blood flows in his bones."
Before Emperor Ming could finish speaking, the eldest princess interrupted with a cold face: "It's true that Bo Yue is your son, but he doesn't follow you at all, huh! If he is like you, our Zhao family will really have no hope, haha , to say that he looks like him, it’s because he looks like my aunt.”
The eldest princess has been biting her tongue all her life, and everyone is used to it. Seeing this, the prince on the side smiled and agreed: "My father is naturally like my grandmother. Not to mention my father, even my grandson is the same." Like grandma.”
After hearing what his grandson said, the eldest princess’s smile returned to her face. Just as she was about to tease her younger brother again, Li Dequan bowed in and replied cheerfully: “Masters, I’m so happy.”
It was already a great joy to hear the good news from Li Ling, but now there is another happy event, and everyone's spirits are lifted.
The eldest princess was the first to ask: "Where does happiness come from? Please tell me quickly."
Li Dequan replied with a smile: "I just received a letter from Lishui, saying that the prince of the Duke of Zhenguo has turned the corner and will be able to return to Beijing tomorrow."
Everyone in the room breathed a long sigh of relief when they heard that Li Xiang was finally fine. Only the eldest princess had an incomprehensible attitude. She was naturally happier than anyone else when she heard that her biological son was fine, but she said coldly: "This useless boy almost lost his life when he went out to run an errand. He is really useless."
Emperor Ming, who had been left speechless by the eldest sister, now felt a breath of immortality. He looked at the eldest princess with a half-smile and said "consolingly": "Brother Xiang is the biological son of the eldest sister. Son, this child has encountered a disaster. It’s okay if the eldest sister doesn’t feel sorry for him. Why are you still scolding him? Brother Xiang is your own flesh and blood."
Before Emperor Ming could finish his malicious words, the eldest princess shouted sharply: "Shut up."
Di Ming shrank his neck and his voice stopped abruptly.
The eldest princess rolled her eyes at him and said angrily: "He is my biological son, but he is not like me at all."
Emperor Ming stretched out his neck again and asked, "Who does that look like?"
The eldest princess choked, then rolled her eyes at her younger brother, and said angrily: "I don't know who he looks like, anyway, he doesn't look like me."
Jingshu saw that the old sister and brother were quarreling again. She smiled and tried to persuade her, "It's good that the third brother is safe and sound. I'll order someone to pick him up and bring him back to Beijing."
The eldest princess said angrily: "There are already many people sent to serve, and he is not a meritorious person, so why should he take over?"
Jingshu didn't know that her mother-in-law was telling the truth, so she smiled and replied: "If we talk about meritorious service, we can't just talk about winning battles. After all, the third brother suffered such a disaster because he went out on official business, and it was also because of official duties. Damage to one’s body.”
Emperor Ming glanced at the face of the eldest princess and agreed: "Yes, yes, brother Xiang is doing this for the sake of the people of the country. He should be picked up, and he should be picked up according to the standards of a hero."
(End of this chapter)
