Anyway, the Imperial Noble Consort is very bold. With the Empress's favor, she dares to do anything.

Xie Zhou wasn't angry. Actually, even though so much time had passed, he still vaguely remembered it: "You think she was only thirteen? Haven't I seen many beauties in the Eastern Palace? Why would she be so rare?"

Di Baose was unwilling to give up: "Don't you have any feelings about developing feelings over time?"

Xie Zhou retorted, "Don't you know I have palace maids serving me?"

Huan Yue interjected, "That's too heartless! He's our savior, and you're acting like a palace maid?"

Di Baose burst out laughing!

Judging from the Empress's expression, Guo Bing guessed that the Emperor was indeed that heartless.

Di Baose also realized that although she was doing well now, it was because the Empress was good to her.

Xie Zhou seems to have messed up, but: "I wasn't seriously injured back then, was I?"

Princess Yongmu delivered a gentle but sharp remark: "So, Your Majesty, you're going to admit it now?"

Consort Xing watched the show from the sidelines.

The emperor's plays are not something you can just watch casually; this is to be close to the empress and to explain things to her.

No one is pursuing that matter anymore, since it was the Dong family, or some other people, who targeted the Crown Prince; he just pretended to be innocent.

Then came a less-than-ideal story, in which they almost got tricked by the Pei family.

Xie Zhou openly admitted: "I was young and naive. Staying in the palace was probably quite oppressive. My grandmother passed away, and I was also in a bad mood. I remember that at that time I was hiding in a small place, where I could escape for a while."

This is a rather heavy topic.

With Lady Dong and Lady Cui in the palace, and King Wu outside, everyone said that the Eastern Palace was unstable.

The Empress Dowager supported the Crown Prince, but her death had a significant impact on the Eastern Palace.

Without the Empress Dowager to restrain her, Lady Dong went on to cause trouble in the Eastern Palace.

Xie Zhou frankly admitted, "It's not just that I'm ignorant; I'm not as good as my father, nor as good as Shi Tou. I'm already sixteen, but I still act like a little girl. Fortunately, the Empress doesn't mind, and I have the support of my father, my uncle, and everyone else. I truly don't know how lucky I am."

Di Baose asked, "Are you sure Her Majesty won't mind?"

Guo Bing asked, "Is the Imperial Noble Consort itching for a beating?"

Di Baose changed the subject: "Was the place that Chang Ziyu meticulously prepared for small-scale?"

Xie Zhou continued, "Actually, I didn't pay attention to that place or the people there. I basically forgot about it when I got back."

"That's really heartless," said Di Baose.

Will Xie Zhou still be disliked when he looks at his wife?

Huan Yue said, "Let bygones be bygones. Everyone has their troubles."

Xie Zhou pulled his wife along, because, after all, his wife was the only real person.

Di Baose observed, "If the Empress weren't so capable, things might have turned out differently. Therefore, relying on oneself is better than relying on a man."

Empress Dowager Zhu smiled and said, "Your Majesty is virtuous; this destiny of the phoenix is ​​ordained by Heaven."

Xie Zhou hurriedly said, "I'm just lucky. I was born into the right family."

Xie Yi then said, "I was also reincarnated into the Xie family, where I have a royal grandfather and everyone loves and cares for me."

Huan Yue nodded: "You were born into a good family."

It wouldn't be in the original book. Of course, the original book has nothing to do with it now.

Xie Zhou held his wife's hand, hoping they could be together in the next life.

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