??Chapter 1621: Chapter 1621: The Idea Couldn’t Be Better
Chapter 1621: Chapter 1621: The Idea Couldn’t Be Better
“Yes, Your Majesty.”
Eunuch Gui heeded the call, and imdiately instructed the eunuchs to carry the sedan chair toward Princess Consort Lian’s palace.
…
Within Princess Consort Lian’s palace.
Princess Consort Lian had just co up with an excellent idea. Since Sui Zimo was so unwilling to co into the palace, then she would go to Prince Mo’s Mansion herself—this should be feasible, right?
“No, no.”
She shook her head again. It was not too difficult for her to leave the palace, but going to Prince Mo’s Mansion would be sowhat more challenging.
Not to ntion whether the Emperor would agree to it, it was also uncertain whether she would be allowed into Prince Mo’s Mansion.
“If I can’t enter the mansion, then let… Jin’er go!”
She muttered to herself.
Jin’er, as a prince and nominally Sui Zimo’s younger brother, surely he couldn’t directly harm Jin’er in his own mansion, right?
This idea was indeed not bad at all!
“Let Jin’er stay at Prince Mo’s Mansion under the pretext of recovering from illness. Sui Zimo couldn’t possibly turn him away!”
Thinking this, she suddenly felt much better.
Doesn’t Sui Zimo wish not to see her and her son? Then she’ll have Jin’er stay in Prince Mo’s Mansion, making Sui Zimo suffer by seeing him every day!
“Summon soone.”
As she thought about it, she began to arrange for her orders to be carried out.
“Your Highness, what are your instructions?” a nanny imdiately entered and asked.
“Leave the palace for a bit, go to Prince Jin’s Mansion and tell Prince Jin to recuperate at Prince Mo’s Mansion,” Princess Consort Lian instructed the nanny.
“What?!”
The nanny was simply shocked by her mistress’s bizarre idea.
Having Prince Jin recuperate in Prince Mo’s Mansion—wouldn’t it an that while soone might be carried in alive, they could be thrown out as a corpse?
She thought it would be fortunate if even a corpse was thrown out; perhaps, it would just be a jar of ashes. After all, Prince Mo had long harbored the wish to reduce Prince Jin to ashes.
“Your Highness, this… isn’t this a bad idea?”
“What’s so bad about it!”
Princess Consort Lian glared at the nanny, not finding anything wrong with her plan.
“Jin’er is Sui Zimo’s brother, shouldn’t he take care of Jin’er if he has been poisoned? Just do as I say. This idea couldn’t be better.”
“But…”
The nanny wanted to point out that the poison was administered by Sui Zimo himself!
But would Princess Consort Lian give her a chance to speak? She glared at her once again.
“What are you still doing standing there? Hurry up and get it done!”
“This… Yes, this servant shall take her leave.”
Having no choice, the nanny had to comply with Princess Consort Lian’s wishes.
…
Not long after, when the Emperor arrived at Princess Consort Lian’s palace and heard about her plans to send Sui Zijin to Prince Mo’s Mansion as a death sentence, he beca so furious that he slapped Princess Consort Lian on the face.
“Have you lost your mind? To send Jin’er to Prince Mo’s Mansion at a ti like this?”
The Emperor roared at her furiously.
Princess Consort Lian, holding the side of her face in pain, was stunned.
Tears welled up in her eyes. What had she done wrong? She was clearly considering Jin’er’s health.
Once in Prince Mo’s Mansion, Sui Zimo would surely have that female physician treat Jin’er for the poison. After a while, maybe Jin’er and the female physician could beco familiar with each other, right?
Could that not be possible?
“Your Majesty, this consort was only thinking of Jin’er’s welfare; he…”
“Thinking of his welfare? As I see it, you can’t wait for Jin’er to die and be transcended, can you?”
The Emperor interrupted Princess Consort Lian sharply, almost exploding with anger. Still claiming to be thinking of Jin’er’s welfare, when in fact sending him to his death?
“Sui Zimo and I have already had a falling out. What do you think Sui Zimo will do to Jin’er if you send him to Prince Mo’s Mansion at a ti like this?”
He challenged Princess Consort Lian with the question.
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