Future World: Love Through Time and Space

It seems that Emperor Qiantong will never be seen again.

Xia finally realized the fact that the emperor hid directly in the name of official duties.

That's fine, it's better not to see each other.

Xia sighed, walked to the case, picked up a pen and wrote a poem. Over the past two years, her handwriting has become very good, slender and strong, and she has quite a bit of skill——

The treasure bun is loosely pulled, and the makeup is lightly made up.

The green mist is light and green, and the flying hairspring is empty.

Seeing each other and fighting is like not seeing each other, and being affectionate is like being ruthless.

After the music and songs have finished, I have just woken up from the wine. The moon is setting in the deep courtyard and people are quiet.

"Miss, are you leaving this to the emperor?" Aunt Shu Yan asked softly from the side.

Xia smiled and shook her head, "No need, there is no need to leave anything behind."

This separation should last a lifetime, so why bother leaving anything behind. Besides, there is nothing left behind. Qian Ya feels that as soon as she leaves, Concubine Xin will send people to clean the palace!

"What do you want to take with you, young lady?" Aunt Shu Yan asked again, her voice choked up before she could finish her words.

"Don't bring anything." Siya smiled again, "I'll leave these rewards to you and distribute them. As for Lingxiang, I can only hand her over to my aunt. I know this is very difficult, but please be sure to bring her." She goes to Qianqing Palace, okay?"

"This slave knows." Aunt Shu Yan gently wiped away her tears.

Qiya turned around, hugged her tightly, and said solemnly in a low voice, "Auntie, thank you!"

Aunt Shu Yan also choked and hugged Qian Ya, and told her earnestly, "Miss, take care of yourself!"

That night, Siya couldn't sleep at all. Later, he simply got up and put on his clothes and wandered in the courtyard of the Epiphyllum Terrace...

In front of the peonies and under the grape trellis, the intoxicating moonlight was soft and peaceful; although she had fantasized about her mood when she left countless times, she never imagined that she would be so deeply reluctant to leave...

And Emperor Qiantong's suave and unruly smile echoed in my heart.

"Alas..." After sighing again, Qian Ya looked at Aunt Shu Yan and said hesitantly, "Aunt, can I see the emperor again?"

I thought this was a fool's dream. The emperor is not in the Forbidden City at all now!

Unexpectedly, Aunt Shu Yan solemnly promised, "I will invite you again right now!"

With Aunt Shu Yan's qualifications, it was effortless to enter and leave the Qianqing Palace. In less than a cup of tea, she was wearing a dark blue cloak and holding a palace lantern to lead the way. Behind her were Qianqing in regular clothes. The emperor is still wearing a moon-white brocade gown, with a light blue blessing pattern tied around his waist, and a water-blue robe on the outside, which further shows his jade tree in the wind!

It turns out he is here...

"The Emperor came back specially, no one knows." Aunt Shu Yan whispered softly in Qian Ya's ear before retreating.

Xiya did not salute, but stared at Emperor Qiantong's sword-browed eyes for a long time. She wanted to remember him, but she was really afraid that she would forget his voice and his appearance in the future...

"I thought you wouldn't want to see anyone." The emperor said this, and did not care about Xia's courtesy. He just waved his hand casually and put his arm around Xia's shoulders.

Seeing this, the people in the palace all around silently exited the courtyard, and then gently closed the courtyard door...

"I will miss you." Siya lowered her head, trying not to shed tears, "Fourth Master..."

"Fourth Master?" The emperor frowned, then raised Xia's chin and asked with a wry smile, "What if Fourth Master keeps you?"

"It's impossible..." Siya wanted to wipe away the tears that fell, but the emperor held her hand. She could only stare into his lonely eyes, "Fourth Master, Siya will really miss you..."