0p0 Chapter 847 [Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace 37]
Chapter 847 [Ruyi's Royal Love in the Palace 37]
Ruyi hurried over to where Ling Yunche was, and after seeing him, she smiled gently. She said to Ling Yunche softly, "From now on, Wei Yanwan only needs to be responsible for delivering flowers to the palaces, and no longer needs to take care of the flowers herself. In addition, I have decided to arrange a marriage for the two of you in the future."
Hearing these words, Ling Yunche was filled with joy, his eyes sparkling with excitement, and he immediately knelt down to express his gratitude, "Thank you, Empress Xian, for your help! I will definitely remember your great kindness."
Afterwards, Ruyi turned around and went to Fucha Langhuan to pay her respects. On the way, she happened to meet Wei Yanwan who was going to Kunning Palace to deliver flowers. Yanwan was holding a bunch of beautiful flowers in her hand, with a graceful figure and a beautiful face.
Suo Xin couldn't help but admire in a low voice: "Look at this appearance, this Yan Wan is somewhat similar to our master."
When Yan Wan heard this, she hurriedly shook her head in fear and denied it, "Oh, Sister Suo Xin, please don't say that. How dare I be compared with Empress Xian."
Ruyi smiled slightly and said to Yanwan kindly, "It's okay, since we meet here, you can come with me to Changchun Palace." Then the three of them walked side by side towards Changchun Palace.
After entering the palace, Yan Wan carefully presented the Yaohuang peony in her hand to the queen.
At this moment, Concubine Jia, who was standing nearby, suddenly said, "Oh, the Yaohuang peony is blooming so gorgeously, it's really beautiful. But... I saw that the flowers embroidered on the dress that Concubine Xian wore today are quite similar to the Yaohuang peony."
Ruyi was slightly startled, looked down at the clothes on her body, and then responded slowly: "This dress was sent by the Ministry of Internal Affairs. I didn't pay special attention to the flowers embroidered on it."
Concubine Jia raised her lips and continued with a smile: "Really? But this coincidence is too coincidental."
Although the Queen did not show any displeasure on the surface, she secretly ordered her servants to move the pot of Yaohuang peony away after Ruyi left. It was as if this beautiful flower had become a thorn in her heart, making her unable to let go.
Yanwan was carefully moving the pot of beautiful flowers and was about to leave when she accidentally bumped into an oncoming guard.
With a crisp "bang", the vase in his hand slipped and fell heavily on the hard ground, and the fragments flew everywhere, and the petals scattered all over the ground. This sudden change startled everyone around.
Seeing this, the queen's face darkened, her eyebrows raised, and she said sternly: "You daring slave! How dare you be so careless, not only did you bump into me, but you also broke this precious vase! Someone, come and severely punish this ignorant girl!"
Yan Wan was so frightened that her whole body trembled. She quickly knelt on the ground and kowtowed to beg for mercy, saying, "Please spare my life, Queen! I really deserve to die. Today is the first time I came to your palace with Queen Xian. I was nervous and panicked for a moment, so I made such a big mistake. Please forgive me, Queen!"
Yan Wan knew that the only way to survive was to ask for the Queen's forgiveness, so she continued, "And the Queen has always been kind and generous, and has been very kind to the servants. Today, it is because I am new here and not familiar with the palace rules that you have allowed me to come with the Queen Concubine Xian to pay my respects to you."
Hearing this, Concubine Jia raised her lips slightly, revealing a sly smile, and interrupted, "Oh, look at your sweet mouth. Since you like Concubine Xian so much, I will take the initiative to give you a name. From now on, you will be called Ying'er."
The Queen nodded, indicating her agreement with Concubine Jia's proposal, and then instructed Yan Wan: "From today on, you will serve Concubine Jia in the palace. Remember, you must serve your master well. If you make the same mistake again, it will not be resolved with a simple punishment."
After thanking the Queen and Concubine Jia, Yan Wan stood up and followed Concubine Jia to her bedroom. However, what awaited Yan Wan was endless suffering.
Concubine Jia was dissatisfied because Ying'er mentioned Ruyi's good points when the Queen was angry, so she deliberately made things difficult for her.
Concubine Jia pointed at the incense burner on the table with a sneer and ordered, "Ying'er, pick up this incense burner for me. You are not allowed to put it down without my permission!"
Although Jiapin has joined the Qing Dynasty, her heart is always with the prince. Once upon a time, Jiapin and the prince were in love and in love, but for the honor and future of her family, she had to reluctantly give up this deep affection and marry far away in the unfamiliar Qing court.
At the same time, the Queen Mother secretly ordered her subordinates to conduct an in-depth investigation into Narbu's death. After a lot of investigation, the truth finally surfaced - it turned out that Narbu was killed by Gao Bin! However, considering the stability and peace of the harem and many complex factors, the Queen Mother decided not to reveal the matter for the time being, but announced that this fact would be very useful at a critical moment in the future.
On the other hand, Jiapin accidentally heard from Concubine Chun that Yanwan had tried to seduce the emperor and was eventually demoted to the flower room. After learning this news, Jiapin immediately came up with a plan to take the opportunity to teach this ignorant woman a lesson. So, in front of many people, Jiapin began to make things difficult for Yanwan and treated her harshly.
Seeing this, everyone followed suit and threw their clothes to Yan Wan, ordering her to wash them. Poor Yan Wan, even though she felt very wronged, did not dare to resist and could only endure it all silently.
After night fell, Jiapin did not intend to let Yanwan go. She first asked Yanwan to bring her hot water to wash her feet, and then she ordered Yanwan to stand in the palace with a candle to keep watch all night.
Ling Yunche, who had always been concerned about Yan Wan's whereabouts, was now anxiously looking for her everywhere. His efforts paid off. Finally one day, Ling Yunche saw Yan Wan walking slowly in the palace with the maids of Qixiang Palace. But at this moment, Yan Wan looked haggard, and her arms were covered with scars, which made people feel distressed. What was even more distressing was that the maid walking with her called her "Ying'er" without any courtesy.