Even if it is a word of appreciation, in the deep palace of Yan Kingdom, no man would dare to say something to praise the princess. If this is a good word, it is a compliment, but if it is not good, it is a molestation. If one is not careful, the princess will be annoyed, and the head will fall to the ground. Who would dare to make a mistake
But Linghu Shuiyue is a woman, she forgot that she was a woman for a moment, when she saw the Seventh Princess, she looked at her with unrestrained eyes, honestly, from top to bottom, and from bottom to top. The paper fan shook slightly, and recited an ancient poem romantically: "It seems as if the moon is covered by light clouds, and the snow flutters like the flowing wind."
With a sound of "Shua!", Linghu Shuiyue put away the paper fan, only to realize that she spoke abruptly like a beauty? The princess's pretty face was suddenly as cold as ice, and she gave her a bottle, and said, "Young Master Linghu is so rude! This princess kindly came to deliver medicine, but the young master said something and nothing. It makes no sense to read these words. It makes people feel uncomfortable at all." unintelligible verse."
Can't understand at all? After the seventh princess finished speaking, she turned around and left. However, when she turned around, her pretty face changed from angry to a snicker biting her lips. Such verses are naturally not incomprehensible to Seventh Princess, who is familiar with poetry and books. It's just that no one has ever dared to praise her like this in person, she just became angry from embarrassment.
Poor Linghu Shuiyue couldn't see the snicker of the seventh princess, and thought she had committed some capital crime, she cupped her hands at the back of the seventh princess and said loudly: "If there is any conflict with my words, I hope Princess Haihan! In addition, please On behalf of my lord, the princess would like to thank the Empress Dowager!" Isn't it? She just recited a poem of praise, so she was angry? Ancient women are really confusing.
What Linghu Shuiyue didn't know was that when the seventh princess returned to Lafayette's empress dowager, the empress dowager asked, "Seventh girl, who was injured? Does it matter?"
The Seventh Princess replied: "Back to Lafayette, it was General Linghu's eldest son, Young Marshal Linghu, who brought three young men back from the market. He was attacked on the way, and one of the young men was slightly injured. It's okay." .”
Tai Shijun asked again: "Could it be the eldest son of General Linghu? Girl, you can pass him on again, the Ai family wants to see what that child looks like."
"Yes, Empress Dowager." Zhu Youwei replied respectfully, then turned around and walked towards Linghu Shuiyue. The majestic seventh princess Zhu Youwei is also the emperor's favorite little princess. Only Lafayette in this world will send her back and forth as a little girl. The queen mother can ask others to do this kind of thing casually, but her Lafayette said that her Lafayette is most at ease only if she asks Qi Yatou to do everything.
So, Zhu Youwei walked in front of Linghu Shuiyue again and said, "Lafayette asked Mr. Linghu for a question!"
"Yes!" Lafayette wanted to ask, so she had no choice but to follow Seventh Princess. She glanced at the seventh princess, and found that the seventh princess was not only as beautiful as a fairy, but also had a kind face, and her eyes were full of aura. This princess is very attractive when viewed horizontally and vertically. No wonder she is so loved by the Queen Mother and the Emperor.
She guessed that the poem she read just now was not offensive, and the princess might not be really angry. So, she quietly pulled the corner of the princess's clothes and asked, "Why did the queen mother suddenly ask Mr. Ben to question me? Did I do something wrong? I just read a poem just now, isn't the princess really angry? I Wouldn't it be nice to accompany the princess here?"
Seventh Princess slapped Linghu Shuiyue's hand away calmly, this time she was really displeased and said: "You will know when you go."