The case file was placed flat on Pei Luoan's desk.
The content here is actually not much different from what you have seen before.
There was progress, but it was only slight progress. He knew these so-called progress without even looking at them, and they were not worth sending someone to deliver in such a solemn manner.
The letter was written by Master Ning Yin, who explained clearly why the case file was sent over, and specifically pointed out that it was Qu Moying who asked her for help, saying that she saw her accompanying the prince that day and thought that the prince and she had a special relationship. Even if she explained again, the Princess of Ying still asked her for help, so she had no choice but to send the case file over.
She also said that she would help the Princess of England deliver the case files to the Prince in the future, and hoped that the Prince would forgive her. She was helpless. Of course, if the Prince had anything to say to the Princess of England, she would also ask him to take care of it.
The letter also included a piece of music score, saying that it was composed by her. She heard that the prince liked music, and she happened to be fond of music as well. In the past, she was alone in Qingyun Temple, quietly looking at the green mountains and white clouds outside the window. Occasionally, she would have inspiration and write down the music score. She asked the prince to help correct it. She also said that she was just a Taoist nun and had no love for makeup, but only for music.
If he dies, he also hopes to leave behind some good scores so that people can appreciate them when they evaluate them...
Between the lines, there is a faint sense of gentleness and detachment. She does not care about the glory of the worldly family. The so-called glory and wealth are all passing clouds. She can live out her life alone, be accompanied by music all her life, sit and watch the flowing clouds and waterfalls, and seek a quiet life like water.
Becoming a Taoist nun was her destiny. She felt that this was the best fit for her. She only wished to have a confidant with whom she could talk about the zither and the rhythm of music, and relax and be natural. Her mind would also be cleansed and become softer...
After reading the letter, Pei Luoan was going to throw it aside. Although the nun looked like a quiet and inactive Taoist, he had a lot of worries recently and didn't want to cause any more trouble.
However, when I saw the music score, I paid more attention to it.
After watching it, he even took it to the piano and started playing it softly.
The music score is good, and it is indeed smooth and natural when played. It sounds a bit elegant like that of a hermit. It is a very good music score, and Master Ning Yin is indeed extraordinary in terms of music.
His ten fingers fell from the strings, Pei Luoan leaned back, casually leaned on the piano table, picked up the music score in front of him and started reading again.
The room was very quiet, and the clear smoke curling from the crane-shaped incense burner made people feel more relaxed.
A lot of things have happened recently, and Pei Luoan has rarely been in such a leisurely mood. He even tuned the strings of the piano. When he picked up the music score again, he felt that this Taoist nun Ning Yin was not useless. At least this Taoist nun could write music scores, which could make him feel much more at peace after playing it.
After picking up the music sheet and taking a look at it, Pei Luoan said, "Someone come here."
The eunuch hurried in to wait on him: "Your Highness."
"Ask someone to give rewards to Master Ning Yin." Pei Luoan said slowly.
"Your Highness, do you want to send it to Qingyun Temple?" The eunuch was stunned for a moment, and asked very quickly. If it was sent in this way, it would be sent with great fanfare, which would show what Pei Luoan was thinking.
"No need, just let the nun who delivered the letter take it back." Pei Luoan thought for a while and said that this was his personal hobby and he didn't want others to know about it.
"Yes, I understand." The eunuch understood.
"Ask Master Ning Yin to make a few more copies of the music score and send them over, and tell him that I... like it very much." Pei Luoan said.
Such music scores can indeed make people feel at ease, at least it brings a little peace to his previously troubled heart. She is indeed a talented Taoist nun. He did not expect to find such a talented Taoist nun in Qingyun Temple.
If Ji Hanyue were still here, she might become friends with her.
It's just... Ji Hanyue is gone! His eyes drooped slightly, and the originally leisurely smile faded a little, and his face became gloomy again: "Is Master Yuanhe here?"
"Your Highness, please wait a moment." The eunuch said hurriedly, "I will go outside to take a look."
Pei Luoan waved his hand and motioned him to go down.
The eunuch retreated respectfully to the door, then turned around and left. He first arranged for someone to give rewards to the little Taoist nun. After randomly picking a few pieces of jewelry, the eunuch went outside to wait for Master Yuanhe.
Compared to what happened with Master Yuanhe, rewarding the nuns with gifts is really not a big deal. As for the so-called reward, the prince only needs to say a word, and the eunuchs decide what to reward.
He was in a hurry to go out at this moment, so why would he care about such a small matter? The things he picked were also rewards given by the prince to the concubines in the mansion in the past.
She picked two pieces of jewelry and head ornaments at random, even if it was a generous reward from His Royal Highness the Crown Prince, and she didn't care whether these pieces of jewelry and head ornaments were suitable for a Taoist nun.
The prince said he would reward, so he gave it. As for whether the reward was good or not, it was not important. What was important was the words that the prince asked him to convey, that is, to ask this Master Ningyin to compose some more good music. These were the most important things.
Judging from the prince's expression just now, he should be satisfied, that's good...
The little nun received the reward on behalf of Master Ning Yin, and also received a share of the reward for herself. She returned to Qingyun Temple happily, delivering the message and also bringing the prince's reward.
"Master, look, this is specially given to you by His Royal Highness the Crown Prince. I just saw it and it is very beautiful." The little nun took out a jewelry box from her sleeve and opened it with a smile. Inside was a yellow hairpin and a pair of gold earrings, which looked very gorgeous.
"Look, sir, this is so beautiful. I have never seen such a beautiful hairpin." The hairpin not only looks exquisite, but also large and heavy. It must be worth a lot of money.
The little Taoist nun was extremely envious. She used to serve Master Ning Yin and was usually good at talking, so her words were even more pleasant at this time.
"Master, when I was there, the people in the East Palace were very nice to me. They not only gave me snacks but also rewards." The little Taoist nun smiled and took out a purse. It was bulging and you could tell at a glance that there was a lot of food inside.
When she opened it in front of Master Ning Yin and saw that there was indeed a silver ingot inside, the nun couldn't help but push it towards Master Ning Yin with joy, "Master, this is a reward from the East Palace. It's all thanks to you. Please keep it for me!"
This means that the silver should be handed over to Master Ning Yin.
She is said to be the Taoist nun serving Master Ning Yin, but in fact she is also Master Ning Yin's disciple. Those who serve in Taoist temples are usually disciples, but those in Qingyun Temple generally call them "master" and "disciple".
"Since it's a reward to you, just accept it." Master Ning Yin smiled softly. He was in a good mood and didn't care about the silver ingot.
The nature of her letter was tentative. It seemed that the prince was indeed interested in her. The thing about the piano score was just an excuse. With such an excuse, she would not have to rely on the power of the Princess of England in the future and could directly tell the prince the letter.
The prince really has some deep feelings towards her...
Thinking of this, my heart was filled with joy, a surge of warmth came over my face, and I felt extremely shy.
Compared to the cold and unemotional King of England, His Royal Highness the Crown Prince was the more knowledgeable and understanding person. She found out everything from just one letter.
"Thank you, Master." The little nun was also quick. When she heard Master Ning Yin's refusal, she quickly reached out and put her hand back into her sleeve, saying jokingly, "Master will definitely be very rich in the future. His Royal Highness the Crown Prince thinks highly of you, and your blessing has come."
The so-called blessing has arrived, when spoken by a real Taoist nun and when spoken by the Taoist nun in Qingyun Temple, has completely different meanings.
Master Ning Yin understood this, and the little Taoist nun, despite her young age, also understood it.
"You..." Master Ning Yin said shyly, reaching out and touching the little Taoist nun's fair forehead.
The little nun tilted her head back when being nodded, and laughed even more proudly: "Master, I know that Master has great potential, much more promising than other Masters in the temple."
There are also several other real people in the so-called temple who are from the same period as Real Person Ning Yin. Each of them has extraordinary looks, but the most outstanding ones are Real Person Ning Yin and Meiren Yuan.
At the beginning, the two of them were always compared. Later, Concubine Yuan had the opportunity to enter the palace, but Zhenren Ning Yin was detained in Qingyun Temple and was not allowed to see people normally. Some Taoist nuns secretly mocked Zhenren Ning Yin for being useless. As she got older, Ning Yin's appearance seemed to be of no use at all.
Several princes in the capital are about to get married, or are on their way to getting married.
And Master Ning Yin is still detained in Qingyun Temple.
Zhenren Ning Yin smiled, feeling happy. Her life had become increasingly difficult in the past few years. The temple master would think one way and another, becoming increasingly difficult to serve. Zhenren Ning Yin no longer had the calmness she had had in the past few years. She believed that she would be a beautiful and rich woman in this life, so how could she be willing to live alone with a lonely lamp and a cold quilt
Now I can finally make it through...
"Don't talk nonsense."
"Don't worry, Master. I won't say anything wrong. I just ask that when you leave one day, you take me with you. I will just be a little maid who serves tea to you. With me here, you will at least have a confidant. I heard that there is fierce competition in the East Palace."
The little nun didn't want to stay here forever, and she was also the most outstanding among them.
Not only is she outstanding in appearance, but she is also smart. When several grown-up Taoist priests wanted to recruit young disciples to serve them, this little Taoist nun immediately found Taoist priest Ning Yin. She thought that with Taoist priest Ning Yin's appearance, she would definitely become successful soon. However, she did not expect that Taoist priest Ning Yin had been kept hidden by the master of Qingyun Temple.
Originally thinking that Master Ning Yin's life would be ruined, the little nun had already started to think of other ways. Unexpectedly, there was a sudden turn of events and Master Ning Yin hooked up with His Royal Highness the Crown Prince, which was a great thing.
If Master Ning Yin really entered the Eastern Palace, she, a trusted maid, would have a hard time predicting what would happen in the future. In a few years, she would have grown up and might not look worse than Master Ning Yin. Besides, Master Ning Yin would be old by then, and the Eastern Palace would not lack young beauties...
Although the little nun is young, her heart is already quite big. In such a place, she has seen so many sisters being sent away to enjoy wealth since she was a child. The little nun has already had quite a lot of ideas at such a young age...