007;life

[six]

The next morning, I was summoned to the imperial study. It must have been my father who had decided my lifelong event. With an uneasy mood, I stepped into the imperial study and stepped on the soft carpet, but my heart was sitting on the needle. He took a deep breath and pretended to be calm and saluted. See your father."

"Exemption. Sit down." The emperor, who sat on the dragon couch and read the memorial, opened his mouth faintly, and the king's unique majesty was undoubtedly revealed. I sat down with a trace of fear, writing the corners of my clothes with my hands.

"What do you think of Yi Moxun, the second son of the Yi family? He is both civil and military and is now the young master of Yi Jiajun. I have seen him. He is a good young man, and he has been loyal for generations. Although it was a decision for his daughter's lifelong event, the emperor's tone still did not feel a trace of emotion.

"Yi Moxun?..." I read this taboo once, and then I didn't say it for a long time. After meditating for a long time, I slowly said, "Everything is according to my father's arrangement."

Since I am destined to have no fate with the people in my heart, I will listen to my father and do my best to filial piety.

...

He lowered his head and withdrew from the imperial study, and his face was covered with darkness. Is he really going to marry a person he has never seen before? If only this were just a dream. Alas... With a sigh, he raised his head and a figure appeared in his sight. That was... I narrowed my eyes and looked at it carefully before I was sure that the figure was the woman. I followed quietly and watched her walk into the imperial study. I specially walked around the front door and ran to the back window of the imperial study to listen carefully... The more I listened, the more frightened I became. I raised my hand to cover my lips and tried to restrain my emotions, but my body still trembled uncontrollably.

About half an hour later, she stepped out, stood at the door of the imperial study, looked back deeply, and then exhaled and turned around and was about to leave. I stepped forward to stop her. She was shocked and looked at me with a slight frown.

"Is it true that Cang Xun is not royal blood?" I asked, looking at her eagerly, and my heart was even more uneasy. She nodded unconcealedly. I looked back at the ground. She didn't seem to be in a hurry and looked at me with her arms in her arms.

"Why did you expose this matter to the emperor? Do you know that you will kill him like this?" I looked at her again, with a trace of anger in my eyes.

"This is for his good. You don't have to worry so much. After all, it has nothing to do with you." She said with a smile.

It has nothing to do with me? Yes, I laughed at myself and said in a trembling voice, "At least... I'm still his sister." Sister, oh, I didn't expect that this relationship that I was the last to admit before would become our only connection.

"From today on, it's no longer." She smiled deeper and couldn't feel a trace of emotion between her words. Then she bypassed me and went away.

Is it... is it not anymore or not from the beginning?

My body trembled, and the smile on my face was full of self-deprecating and bitterness. Then tears could not be suppressed all over my cheeks. I raised my hand and wiped it randomly with my sleeves. How embarrassed it is, isn't it?

At this time, a familiar figure appeared in my confused vision. It was... Cangxun... For a moment, I looked at him distractedly, and my lips were slightly open but speechless.

Along with him was a woman, wearing a lake cyan palace costume, with a beautiful appearance, and her eyebrows were somewhat similar to him. It must be his mother, Princess Huayue. I didn't expect her to look so young. They didn't notice me, but hurried into the imperial study.