Chapter 159： Princess Qi’s doubts

Chapter 159 Princess Qi’s doubts

Mrs. Tang apologized to the two tables of pilgrims before taking a bite of her vegetarian meal.

Tang Lingheng ran away when he got into trouble. Not only did he not repent, but when Mrs. Tang expressed his apology, he went back and made faces at others.

Mrs. Tang:…!

What evil has she done?

Some of these pilgrims are just ordinary people.

One look at the way Mrs. Tang and Tang Lingheng were dressed revealed that they were rich and noble, so naturally they were not to be provoked.

It’s already good if someone is willing to express their apology.

But there was one table, it was the Qiao family.

The Qiao family is related by marriage to the imperial concubine's mother's family.

The Tang family is the mother family of the queen.

The relationship between the two parties shows visible tension and discord.

At this time, they collided with each other, and the Qiao family did not give in at all.

Even though this was the case, he still subconsciously protected his youngest son.

Looking at this scene, Princess Qi sighed silently in her heart.

Such remarks made Princess Qi want to shake her head.

It's just that, looking at Mrs. Tang's attitude...

I’m afraid it’s just a thought.

Tang Lingheng not only failed to realize his mistake, but also kept provoking: "The crybaby is making so much noise. He's so annoying. Can't you cover his mouth?"

Furthermore, the Qiao family also brought a child over three years old, who was so frightened that he cried loudly.

His mother is there to apologize, and he is still provoking.

There was no fight, it was already a matter of honor to each other.

How could the Qiao family give Mrs. Tang face?

Discipline?

…

If this child is not properly disciplined, he will do something amazing in the future.

“He is still a child.”

"Looking at the relationship between the two families, don't worry so much. Let's be more relaxed."

What's more, Tang Lingheng is really outrageous.

…

Extending outside the palace, the relationship between the two mother clans can be imagined to be very tense.

Mrs. Tang:…!

She shouldn't have taken this brat out today just because she was soft-hearted!

The Qiao family is not happy, so naturally they don’t want to let him go even half a step!

Mrs. Tang felt so embarrassed.

“The child is ignorant, it’s really not intentional.”

The empress and the concubine were in the harem. Although they could not be said to be on equal footing, their relationship was indeed not harmonious.

Princess Qi has no intention of getting involved in other people's family affairs, especially the fight between the two houses.

Even if it is just a verbal dispute, Princess Qi is too lazy to pay attention to it.

Prince Qi’s palace is noble, but also sensitive.

As the young princes grow up, they will inevitably compete for power and gain in the future.

They, Prince Qi’s Mansion, don’t want to wade into these muddy waters.

Seeing that Suisi was full, Princess Qi hugged the child and left in a low-key manner.

When Mrs. Tang was overwhelmed by the quarrel with the Qiao family and wanted to seek help from Princess Qi, she found that she had already left.

Looking at this scene, Mrs. Tang secretly gritted her teeth.

Sui Sui felt sleepy after eating enough.

Princess Qi planned to stay at Lanruo Temple for a few days. When she came to offer incense, she had already greeted the temple.

While eating just now, things had been packed and arranged into the fasting room in the west courtyard.

The Zhaifang of Lanruo Temple is a Huiziyuan.

The two rows of houses at the front and back are surrounded by the word "Hui".

The abbot was casual and did not name each of the fasting rooms. He only hung signs A, B, C and D in front of the door to facilitate pilgrims to identify them. Princess Qi came here early in the morning. When she met Mrs. Tang, she had already said hello to the temple and said she wanted a quiet place.

Therefore, the temple arranged for her to live in the outer courtyard of Huixingyuan, in the eastmost room named A.

There are three large rooms in a row of room A. Princess Qi and Sui Sui slept in the middle, and the corresponding servants slept on both sides.

The fasting room in the temple is a simple fire kang, so there is no need to worry about too many people and overcrowding.

It is not a problem for five or six adults to sleep on the spacious fire bed.

Aunt Qiu and the others had eaten early and came back to clean up.

At this time, the fasting room has been cleaned.

Even in the corners, there is not a trace of dust.

Looking at Suisui who was nodding sleepily in her arms, Princess Qi gently patted her back: "My Suisui, I have been wronged."

Suisui looked at his mother and concubine confusedly, and tilted his head in confusion.

The little girl was too sleepy to think. After thinking for a while, she didn't understand, and then she obediently put her head on Princess Qi's shoulder.

Looking at the soft little girl, Princess Qi's heart softened and her voice became gentler: "Sleep, sleep, my mother-in-law will watch over you."

Princess Qi sat on a chair, sleeping with Suisui in her arms. She wanted to wait until the little girl fell asleep before putting her on the bed.

Although Sui Sui was confused and coveted the warmth of her mother, she felt sorry for her even more, so she struggled to get down: "I sleep by myself. If I sleep like this, my hands hurt when I hold her."

This is true, Princess Qi was both happy and sad at the same time.

She thought that if she and Xiaoliu couldn't coax the Queen Mother, then she would coax the Prince later.

Let the prince, his own son, go to the Queen Mother!

Sui Sui's status, no matter what, she will definitely fight for it.

With identity, Suisui will not be looked down upon by others!

While thinking about these things, Princess Qi gently put Sui Sui back on the bed.

Takes off shoes, hats, and coats.

Then she covered her with a small quilt, and Princess Qi skillfully raised her hand to pat it gently.

Sui Sui slowly fell into sleep under the gentle patting of his mother-in-law and the familiar light fragrance.

Seeing that the child was sleeping soundly, Princess Qi took a step back and let Aunt Xiang watch over her. She took Aunt Qiu out first.

Although she was a little tired in the morning, Princess Qi was not sleepy, and she still had doubts in her mind and wanted to ask Aunt Qiu.

After leaving the door, Princess Qi glanced not far away.

Mrs. Tang had probably just finished talking to the Qiao family, and was currently walking to the dining room while lecturing her youngest son.

It's a pity that Tang Lingheng didn't listen to the instructions at all.

Mrs. Tang probably said something he didn't like to hear. Tang Lingheng turned around and ran away. Mrs. Tang was behind him, screaming at the top of his lungs and unable to stop himself.

Seeing this, Princess Qi shook her head.

When Princess Qi met Mrs. Tang early in the morning, she had doubts in her heart.

It was also because of this that she kept an eye out.

When she asked the young novice monk to help her prepare her fasting room, she said that if she wanted to be quiet, it would be best to be close to the fasting guests who often live here recently, so as to absorb some of their quiet aura.

Princess Qi’s meaning is simple and clear, stay away from the Tang family.

The Tang family is the queen's Tang family.

The two mansions are too close. If Prince Qi's mansion is involved in future disputes, it will not be a good thing for the children in the mansion.

The palace is already rich enough and they don't need to fight for anything else.

If you don't make enough money, then you will lose more than you gain by adding the palace to the palace.

Mrs. Tang's and theirs' fasting room is a Geng-shaped house with a back-shaped inner courtyard. The two sides are far apart, although they are both in the same temple.

However, Princess Qi felt much more at ease because she didn’t have to face them all the time.

Seeing that there was no one around, Princess Qi turned her head and asked Aunt Qiu in a low voice: "Is there anything going on in the Tang Dynasty recently? Have we bumped into each other twice in the past few days?"

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