Chapter 420 Moving Out of the Harem



Chapter 420 Moving out of the harem

Although there is no conclusive evidence yet and it is impossible to directly prove that the emperor's condition is indeed abnormal, Xixi still chooses to believe in her intuition. This intuition allows her to detect some subtle changes that others can hardly detect.

Little Xixi stared at her big eyes, with a childish seriousness on her face, and expressed her doubts in a baby voice. Although her words were a little childish and ignorant, every word revealed her deep worry.

"If it is really An Yuesheng who did something bad, then, if he dared to drug Sister Zhao today, none of us can guarantee that he would dare to do the same thing to the emperor tomorrow?"

Little Xixi's voice echoed in the empty hall, making everyone present fall into deep thought.

After hearing this, the emperor frowned and his expression became solemn. He had to admit that Xiao Xixi's words were like a heavy hammer, hitting his heart hard. As the king of a country, he must always be vigilant and must not let any potential threats succeed.

The emperor is a suspicious person. He has a strong desire to control power and will never allow anyone or anything to challenge his authority. And his favor for Zhao Shuoer is well known. If An Yuesheng really dares to take action against Zhao Shuoer, it is undoubtedly a blatant provocation to him.

Thinking of this, the emperor was frightened. He must be vigilant to ensure the safety of himself and those around him. After all, if An Yuesheng could do something to Zhao Shuo'er today, there's no guarantee that he wouldn't do something to him, the ruler of a country, tomorrow.

At the same time, Concubine An's face changed drastically. She glared at Qin Xixi angrily, with a hint of viciousness in her eyes. She said in a sharp voice.

"Little kid, do you know what you are saying? You can't just say such things! Be careful not to say anything that will bring you trouble!"

However, facing Concubine An's threat, little Xixi didn't feel the slightest bit of fear. Instead, she became more certain of her suspicion, thinking that Concubine An's reaction just confirmed her guess. So, she quickly hid behind the eldest princess, revealing only a pair of eyes, and looked at Concubine An in a frightened manner.

Seeing this, the princess patted the back of little Xixi's hand gently and comforted her in a gentle voice: "Don't be afraid, Xixi. With me here, no one dares to hurt you."

After comforting little Xixi, the princess lost her previous friendly expression towards Concubine An.

The princess protected little Xixi tightly behind her and looked at Concubine An firmly. Her tone was calm but with unquestionable majesty, and she asked Concubine An back.

"Xixi just mentioned An Yuesheng. What does this have to do with you, Concubine An? Why are you so angry?"

Concubine An was speechless for a moment when asked by the princess. Her face changed slightly, but she still tried to calm down and defended herself.

"The princess is wrong. Yuesheng is my brother, so I am naturally concerned."

The princess smiled lightly and said calmly.

"Oh? In that case, I have a suggestion. It is indeed against etiquette for An Yuesheng and Anyueya to live in the palace for a long time. General An has his own residence in the capital, so why not let them live outside the palace? I will give them a few servants to serve them and ensure that they have a worry-free life." When

Concubine An heard this, her heart tightened. She naturally understood that the eldest princess's proposal was not only reasonable, but also difficult to refuse. However, letting An Yuesheng and Anyueya leave the palace would undoubtedly weaken her power in the palace. She weighed the pros and cons in her heart, but she could not refute the eldest princess's proposal in person.

Seeing that Concubine An was silent, the eldest princess continued.

"An Fei, what do you think of my proposal? It would be a good thing for An Yuesheng and An Yueya to move out of the palace. After all, there are many rules in the palace that restrict their freedom. Outside the palace, they can live a more comfortable life."

Seeing that the emperor's expression was a little shaken, An Fei secretly thought that it was not good, and looked at the eldest princess with resentful eyes, but in an instant it turned into pity.

An Fei's tears rolled down like pearls that had broken off the string, and the crystal tears slowly slid down her fair cheeks, as if every drop carried endless grievances and sadness. She said with sobs.

"Since I entered the palace, I have been serving the emperor wholeheartedly and have never had any second thoughts. But now I have aroused such suspicion, which really makes me feel heartbroken." Her voice trembled, revealing deep helplessness and sorrow.

She raised her hand and gently wiped away the tears from the corners of her eyes, trying to calm her excited mood and continued.

"I have no one to rely on in this palace. I can only hope that my brother Yue Sheng and sister Yue Ya can stay by my side and give me some warmth. To me, the two of them are like relatives in the palace. I beg the emperor to show mercy and let them stay in the palace." When she was moved, her eyes were wet again.

The emperor stared at Concubine An's tearful face. Her weakness and helplessness deeply touched him. He knew that Concubine An's life in the palace was not easy, and she lived in caution and fear every day. He also understood her attachment to her relatives. After all, in this deep palace, relatives are the most able to give comfort and support.

So, the emperor comforted her softly, "My beloved concubine, don't cry. I know your difficulties. The palace is so big, and there is no shortage of places for An Yuesheng and Anyueya to live. Although the eldest princess's proposal is reasonable, I will consider your feelings."

After that, the emperor turned to the eldest princess and said with some apology, "Changle, you see... Concubine An is indeed lonely in the palace alone. Anyuesheng and Anyueya are very important relatives to her. Let them continue to stay in the palace."

The emperor's words revealed his pity for Concubine An and his respect for the eldest princess.

After hearing this, the princess was somewhat dissatisfied and thought that the emperor's decision was too emotional, but she also understood the emperor's difficulties and his favor for Concubine An. So she nodded and agreed.

"Since my brother has this intention, I will naturally not insist on it. I just hope that An Yuesheng and Anyueya can abide by the palace rules and not cause any trouble." The emperor was relieved by the princess' compromise.

However, what the princess said about abiding by the palace rules and not causing trouble was exactly what the emperor was worried about.

Qin Xixi's words just now, about the possible ambitions and threats of An Yuesheng, finally left a mark in the emperor's heart.

He understood that he needed to be more vigilant and handle this matter wisely to ensure the peace and stability of the palace.

As for An Yuesheng, he really had to be guarded against. After all, he didn't grow up in front of him. He must have evil intentions...


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