"Bring him to me," Fucha Jinyi said, taking Yonglian from the wet nurse's arms before silently turning and entering the palace.
Fucha Jinyi entered the palace with her son, but what about all those people she left behind? Especially the other wet nurse who was still holding Ha Yihu, who could no longer cry.
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"Miss Dongxue, the Fujin has already left. Shall we go back inside?"
He had only thought of coming out of the stuffy, poorly ventilated room to comfort the child because he was afraid of being scolded by his wife. He didn't expect to run into his wife who had rushed back.
Now that the Princess Consort has left with the young prince, should the others stay behind or go back to their rooms to wait for news from the Princess Consort?
Unsure of their stance, the group turned their attention to Dongxue, who was standing at the front.
Dongxue is the Fujin's personal maid, and they have a very good relationship. She should be able to make the decision.
Winter Snow: ...
Having just been scolded, Dongxue didn't dare to make any decisions on her own.
With a stiff face, she told the wet nurse to send Hayihu back, while she and the others continued to wait at the door.
Then let's wait.
The sun overhead was incredibly strong, and everyone felt sticky and damp from the heat. We would sweat profusely with the slightest movement, which was very uncomfortable.
"What can we do then? Since the Princess Consort didn't say, I can't say much either."
Dongxue was still troubled, so her tone of voice was naturally not as pleasant as before.
Others may feel unhappy but won't say anything, though they'll definitely harbor resentment.
Everyone, both inside and outside the palace, said that Prince Bao's wife was a good person, and I thought she was exceptionally good, but it turned out she was just so-so.
In the end, these people were able to return to their rooms because Hongli rushed back excitedly from outside.
Well, Fucha Jinyi has no chance to make a good impression.
Hongli came to see Fucha Jinyi about something, which was related to Huifa Nara and Gao Hongshan.
On the side of Hui-fa-na-la, Hongli and the Emperor agreed that they should put some pressure on her to prevent her from getting too arrogant and causing trouble when she enters the mansion.
Therefore, the best person to establish authority is Gao Bin's daughter, Gao Hongshan.
"My opinion is the same as Father Emperor's: to promote Lady Gao first, so that someone can help you manage the household affairs and make things easier for you."
Hongli patted Fucha Jinyi's arm, his words implying that he was thinking of his wife.
Only Fucha Jinyi herself felt cold in her heart and body, and felt uncomfortable everywhere.
Now, in order to suppress Hui-fa-na-la, they actually want to divide up the power of the Fujin (principal wife) in her hands?
Although she understood in her heart, Fucha Jinyi still could not accept it emotionally.
Without the ability to manage household affairs, even as a Fujin (princess consort), she could not thrive in the mansion.
Whether it's Gao Hongshan, who constantly tests her after gaining power, or other women who covet the power in her hands, none of them will let go of the main branch of the family.
Taking a slow breath, Fucha Jinyi smiled and said, "Master, there's no rush."
The most important thing now is whether Gao Meimei should inform her in advance.
Although the imperial decree will not be issued until next year, Hui Fa Na La's younger sister will also be entering the household next year.
"I am aware of Gao's feelings for you, sir, and I am afraid that she might overthink things and put you in a difficult position."
Fucha Jinyi has no intention of relinquishing her power at this time.
She planned to find some things for Hongli and Gao Hongshan to do, which would at most keep them occupied for a while.
Then, we'll discuss it further.
Fucha Jinyi's words made Hongli frown. He understood Gao Hongshan's feelings for him. Just as his wife said, Gao would definitely make a scene once she got the news.
Ugh, what a hassle!
"As for Madam Gao, once the Fujin returns, we'll need to help persuade her more."
She wasn't an innocent child; tell her she absolutely mustn't be unreasonable about this.
Hongli was busy consolidating his power in the court, so he had no time to appease Gao Hongshan.
Besides, Gao Bin not only secured the position of Consort for her, but he also issued an edict before Hui Fa Na La entered the mansion, making her the first person after the First Lady in a legitimate capacity. What more does Gao want?
Hongli, who found Gao Shi increasingly immature, grew somewhat annoyed with her.
Unfortunately, Gao Bin was quite capable. In order to win over this important court official who held some weight in the Emperor's heart, Hongli felt that he could make a sacrifice. After all, Gao was not ugly. Apart from her occasional fondness for romantic and sentimental matters, she had no other flaws, and he could tolerate her for the time being.
As if he had suffered a great injustice, Hongli tried to persuade himself in his heart before finally venting his frustration.
Fucha Jinyi felt like cursing as she listened to Hongli's utter nonsense.
Why am I so unlucky? Women of the Fucha clan are just not so lucky.
Whether she married her aunt who was the Prince of Lü, or her cousins from other members of the imperial clan, none of them had a good life.
“Master, although Sister Gao is willful, she can listen to advice.”
"Please rest assured, my lord, I understand everything. I hope Sister Gao will understand your good intentions."
Gao Hongshan was a woman who wouldn't give anyone a kind look, not even Fucha Jinyi, but she was always exceptionally docile in front of Hongli.
As long as Fucha Jinyi points out the pros and cons, Gao Hongshan will not make things difficult for Hongli.
Hongli nodded in satisfaction, "Fujin, in this mansion, you understand me the most."
Knowing what he wanted, Hongli patted Fucha Jinyi's hand repeatedly.
...
Fucha Jinyi stayed at the Yuanmingyuan for five or six days before Hongli hurriedly sent her back.
It was already late July, and although the weather was still hot, it was past its hottest period.
Yongzheng would definitely not return to the palace. That's why his youngest son, Hongzhan, was called the "Prince of Yuanmingyuan," because Yongzheng spent the most time at Yuanmingyuan in the past two years.
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