The carriage from Chinan Marquis’ Mansion was steadily parked in front of the palace gate. Gu Yuqing helped Jixiang Ruyi get out of the car. The towering palace city with a misty king was now covered with white curtains. The north wind was sobbing, and it was particularly solemn and solemn, making people look at it, and they felt like the entrance to the underworld.
The guards at the door changed Su Richeng’s yellow guard uniforms. Each of them wore black clothes and a simple white belt around their waists. They all had solemn expressions, as if… they were really sad.
His eyes seemed to fall to the face of the third guard from the left, with his eyes facing each other, hurriedly dispersed, holding his auspicious hand, Gu Yuqing walked into the palace gate.
But with a look, Wei Qi had already told him that the letter he asked him to hand over to Xiao Ke last night had been delivered.
On both sides of the bluestone corridor, the vermilion palace walls and the yellow glazed tiles. No matter how bright the color is, it cannot match the white, which makes people feel suppressed.
The palace maid who led the palace to see Gu Yuqing at first glance, quickly stepped forward, bowed her knees, and led her all the way to the hall where the queen’s coffin was placed.
Inside the hall, the princess, concubines and palace maids were black and white, and the sobs came one after another.
He lowered his eyebrows and lowered his eyes, quickly swept over the concubines in the hall. Seeing that there was no Concubine Hui, Gu Yuqing’s heart moved slightly. He followed the palace maid and moved to the coffin, burned incense and worshiped him, knelt down and kowtowed, from beginning to end, respectful and pious, with a decent look of sorrow on his face.
After the ceremony, he led the palace maids to lead her to the side where the princesses kneel, pointed to an empty position, and asked her to kneel down.
Gu Yuqing realized that Xiao Jingyu was not there at all.
She is the queen’s legitimate daughter, the only legitimate daughter. The queen is in the funeral. No matter how unwell she is, she shouldn’t have appeared as long as she doesn’t faint.
Is Xiao Jingyu unconscious in grief, or something happened that she didn’t know…
Just as she was confused, the muttering of the two princesses came from behind, and Gu Yuqing couldn’t help but prick her ears and listen.
“She is too much. She doesn’t come to her own legitimate mother, so we will kneel here in the middle of the night.” The voice was a little sharp, and although she deliberately lowered her voice, she still couldn’t hide the harshness.
“Okay, don’t say it. Listen to so many ears here. If you say this, you will cause trouble for your mother again.” The person who advised him, he spoke slowly.
“Hmph! Even if you are timid, you dare not do this or that. You are careful in everything. When your mother is alive, you will not see how comfortable you are in your mother and daughter. You are still called to scold me by your mother!”
“You… I kindly advise you, you will lose your temper with me. You just want to talk. At that time, you will cause trouble. Anyway, I will not be the one who is implicated by you.” With anger.
Gu Yuqing heard the rustling sound of her clothes, but she didn’t replyHe looked at it, but he also guessed that it was probably the princess who couldn’t persuade others to move her body in anger.
“Are you annoyed? Don’t be upset. I said the wrong thing. Can’t I apologize? Do you think I’m unhappy for whom, not for you? You are now having a fever, and your body is as hot as charcoal. You don’t have time to take medicine, so you have to kneel here. This disease is so urgent and you can’t even recuperate. How can you stand this? If you ask me, you are the same as Concubine Hui, forget it.”
Gu Yuqing was surprised when he heard the person with a sharp voice say this again.
“You are talking nonsense, can I compare with Concubine Hui? She was lingering in sick bed a few days before the mother’s funeral, and she couldn’t get up, but I
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