After entering the book, I emptied the warehouse of my foster mother's house to farm

Inappropriate!

And it’s so inappropriate!

Especially Cao Dongyang, he is the emperor's nephew.

If Cao Dongyang had not invited her today in the name of the eldest princess, and she was not the guest at the banquet, she would not know anything and would not have said such a thing.

But now that she knew it, she naturally wouldn't watch Cao Dongyang, a fool, do such a stupid thing.

"Sister, actually before..."

He had done this kind of thing many times, after all, no one in the mansion knew about it.

"My uncle the Emperor is ill, and I am worried about him. But I can't stop eating, drinking and having fun just because he is sick..."

There was a hint of grievance in Cao Dongyang's words.

Seeing that he didn't realize the seriousness of the problem, Jiang Hao patiently said, "What you said is not wrong, but the mistake is...your uncle is not someone else."

Cao Dongyang's pupils shrank when he heard this, and he felt a chill on his back.

Yes, his uncle is none other than the monarch of the world.

His mother had gone to the palace to visit him, so it would have been fine if he hadn't gone, but he even held a banquet and performed opera in his house. If someone with a big mouth spread the news, wouldn't it be a cause for criticism?

The emperor uncle might not say anything, but that might not be the case for those who have been jealous of the princess's favor for decades.

Seeing that he was in a daze and didn't say anything, Jiang Hao thought that he had understood what he meant, so he said, "Since Your Highness is not at home, I will visit you another day. Goodbye."

This Prince An is really too unreliable.

Cao Dongyang did not try to persuade Jiang Hao to stay any longer. He kept apologizing as he sent Jiang Hao out of the house, muttering to himself that he would find some fun things for Jiang Hao as an apology.

Although he went to the Ministry of Revenue to work hard, he still had a playful nature...

Jiang Hao sat in the carriage, looking at Cao Dongyang who kept waving goodbye to her, and shook her head with a little helplessness.

As soon as Jiang Hao left, the eldest princess' carriage arrived.

When Aunt Lu saw Cao Dongyang standing at the gate, she was slightly startled and then smiled and said, "Oh, the prince came to greet His Highness on time? Mother and son are really connected."

Cao Dongyang felt a little guilty when he heard this, but he immediately stepped forward to help his mother get off the carriage: "Mother, is the emperor uncle feeling better?"

The eldest princess looked exhausted. She didn't say until she got into the sedan chair, "Let's talk about it after we get into the mansion."

The emperor's illness was a bit dangerous, and Judge Qiu and his colleagues were busy consulting, acupuncture, and prescribing medicine, and his condition finally stabilized. There were many people in the palace who were eager to serve him, and the eldest princess could not rely on them, so she simply returned home.

Hearing this, Cao Dongyang snorted coldly, "Now that the crown prince has fallen, those who are interested should take this opportunity to perform well."

As for how much sincerity there is, only each of them knows it.

Although these words were somewhat disrespectful, the eldest princess only glanced at her son and did not scold him. Although Cao Dongyang was a little out of touch, he still had a sense of propriety when he was outside and knew what to say and what not to say.

Otherwise, the Princess's Mansion wouldn't have been so smooth over the years.

Madam Lu came in from outside and muttered, "Prince, why are they moving things over on the stage? Are you listening to music?"

Upon hearing this, the eldest princess immediately looked at him with a questioning look.

Cao Dongyang suddenly felt guilty, thinking of what Jiang Hao said, he lied with gritted teeth, "No, the emperor uncle is ill, how dare I enjoy myself in the mansion."

Hearing what he said, the eldest princess nodded with satisfaction: "Yang'er has finally grown up and become sensible..."