Princess Consort Is No Pushover

Mrs. Wei Guo was taken aback, Su Changxiao was so shrewd, he didn't show up, let her go out, and then pick himself out.

But, who told her to be revengeful?

As long as she can avenge her son, she will go all out.

As long as the reputation of the eldest princess and Su Qishao can be ruined, they will be finished.

She thought of another way to castrate Su Qishao and vent her anger on her son's behalf!

"The last time you reconciled with King Jin, my sister didn't defend you at that time, so you weren't angry with her?" Mrs. Wei asked suddenly.

Su Changxiao smiled softly, "How could it be, my mother is my own aunt, so how could I be angry with her? King Jin is her son, it is normal for her to defend him, we are always a family, breaking the bones With the muscles attached, there is no overnight hatred."

She said so, but she sneered in her heart.

At that time, in order to protect King Jin, the queen wanted to blame her on her, ruining her reputation and dying, so why didn't she hate her?

It's just that now she has to rely on the Queen's power, and the Queen has to use her to do things, so everyone uses each other to get what they need.

Mrs. Wei Guo saw that Su Changxiao was so magnanimous, so she smiled and said: "Yes, we are on the same boat, we are both prosperous and wealthy, and we are all damaged, so we must be united."

"Of course, you are all my good aunts and relatives." The smile on Su Chang's face became more sincere.

"Okay, then I'll wait for your good news, Chang Xiao, and wish us a happy cooperation!" Mrs. Wei Guo raised the teacup, saluted Su Chang Xiao, and drank it down.

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Ever since the eldest princess spoke ill of Yun Ruoyue to Chu Xuanchen last time and she heard it on the spot, she has been a little uneasy.

Although she was standing on her younger brother's side and thinking of him, she shouldn't say that about Yun Ruoyue.

The more she thought about it, the more she regretted it, the more she felt sorry for Yun Ruoyue.

Aunt Mei beside her persuaded: "Princess, since you feel sorry for the princess and want to repair your relationship with her, why not invite her to go shopping. First, you can enhance your relationship and eliminate misunderstandings; Breathe."

"You're right, I haven't been shopping for a long time." The eldest princess nodded.

Soon, she brought Aunt Mei to Feiyue Pavilion.

When she came to the courtyard of Feiyue Pavilion, she saw Yun Ruoyue lazily lying on the imperial concubine chair, reading medical books.

Yun Ruoyue wore a white long dress embroidered with plum blossoms, her hair was partly pulled up in a bun, a golden step was inserted into the bun, and a few red plum blossoms were embroidered on silk. There was black hair hanging down on both sides of her shoulders. Like a waterfall, shining with luster, she looks demure and comfortable, as lazy as a cat.

She is so indifferently beautiful, without any sense of sharpness.

The eldest princess couldn't help but want to get closer, so she walked over and said, "Yue'er, I want to go shopping in the street, are you free, can you go shopping with me?"

As soon as Yun Ruoyue saw that she was the eldest princess, she put down the medical book and said, "Okay, I'm going to go shopping today to see if I can buy some good medicinal materials. Where does Miss Huang want to go?"

"Princess, didn't you want to eat the roast duck from the Empress's shop? Why don't we go eat the roast duck?" At this moment, Aunt Mei suddenly looked at the eldest princess, her eyes rolling.

The eldest princess said: "But the roast duck at noon will be too greasy, I'm afraid I won't be able to eat it."

"No, it's okay to eat some greasy food at noon, and it will be good for digestion at night. If you eat it at night, it's not good." Aunt Mei hurriedly persuaded, as if she was afraid that the eldest princess would not go.

"Auntie, is it you who want to eat it? Since you want to eat it so much, let's go eat the Imperial City Roast Duck and go shopping after we've had our fill." The eldest princess looked at Aunt Mei dotingly.

Aunt Mei was her nanny, who had taken care of her since she was a child. She trusted her very much and pampered her very much.