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Chapter 2906 of 5250

Chapter 2906: Enough support

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"The son is just playing a joke." Yan'er said with a smile.

"I know. It's getting late, you can go back." Yun Dai stood up, "I have to

drink...cough, drink some tea to sleep."

No one slept with tea.

Yan'er knew that she was talking about drinking, so she didn't understand and

went after saluting.

A good mother, because of the father's affairs, has become a drunkard who

can't live without alcohol.

Yan Er could understand the pain of the queen mother, but felt distressed.

Even though she was banned from drinking, how could Yun Dai be pinched by her

son.

She wants to drink, but she can still get it.

Sitting cross-legged on the chaise couch alone, after drinking a little bit of

alcohol, he was about to climb into bed to sleep, and listened to Bao Xing to

say outside: "Queen dowager, the prince in the respect room begs to see you."

The ** in the respect room only took care of the affairs of the emperor.

What are you going to do with her?

Yun Dai was impatient: "Let him go."

Bao Xing's voice disappeared for a moment, and after a while, he reappeared:

"The Queen Mother, he refused to leave. He said he wanted to report a major

event related to the country's body."

Yun Dai was slightly drunk, carrying the bottle, stepping on the soft-soled

shoes and walking out, and threw it in front of the prince, "Now it doesn't

work for me to speak, right?"

The prince knelt down and pleaded guilty: "The slave is guilty, and the queen

mother calms down. It's really about this matter, you can't go back."

"You, the ** in the respect room, have something to do with the emperor and

the queen. What are you going to do with me? Should I be a mother and take

care of my son and daughter-in-law?"

This prince is also very straight-tempered, he is not afraid of death: "This

is a matter of the state, it is not a private matter of one person or two. The

queen mother still has to take care of it. I think back then, when the queen

mother was still alive, she would treat the first emperor. The ** is very

important, and the slave is often ordered to take the notebook to check and

inquire..."

Yun Dai said, "You still think it's quite honorable."

The prince said seriously: "The slave is in charge of the respect room and

does things for the royal heirs of the Great Zhou Kingdom. It really feels

very good."

"...What the ** are you doing?"

"Return to the Queen Mother," the prince said hurriedly, "Look at this book.

It is the daily affairs of your majesty recorded by the slaves. But our

majesty has not yet turned over any of the signs of empresses. Even the first

and the fifteenth day of the first lunar month In the Queen’s place, the room

has never been rounded up. This...is too abnormal."

Yun Dai said: "What's wrong with this? Is he busy? What's more, Yan'er said to

keep his filial piety."

"But this period of filial piety has passed for several months, and it's time

for your majesty to turn over the sign."

"If the emperor turns over the sign, he will make his own decision. It's your

turn to worry about it? Do your business!"

"The minion's business is to record these..."

"Oh, do you feel too idle, so tired? Okay, starting tomorrow, you will go to

the coat bureau to wash your clothes."

"The queen mother calms down, but the slave dare not."

"I'm full. There is still too much food in the palace!" Yun Dai turned around

and went back.

Bao Xing stepped up to the prince and said: "The prince is also an old man in

the palace, don't you know the temperament of our queen dowager? Is it someone

who can take care of this kind of thing? You are impulsive today."

The prince got up and said with a weeping face: "But your majesty is the son

of the queen mother, how can the queen mother leave it alone? Don't the queen

mother want the emperor's grandson?"

"The queen mother really doesn't necessarily want it."

"What?"

"I mean, the empress dowager is not the empress dowager in your mouth. We have

our own things to do, and we have our own opinions, and we won't stare at the

things in the house of our son and daughter-in-law—"