The road of the favorite concubine in three lives is destined

Lai Xiang was waiting anxiously in the store. At this moment, she heard the sound of the door opening. The personal maid in the Queen's palace said, "Lai Xiang, please agree. It's time to set off." Lai Xiang knew what this meant, so she quickly put on one of the prepared bags.

The maid said, "My lady, I will help you carry the rest." Then the maid also carried a bag, and the two of them walked carefully towards the Queen's Palace, where the Queen was also waiting anxiously.

The queen brought two personal maids from her parents' home, one was the aunt who went to pick up Lai Xiang, and the other was a maid younger than the aunt.

Seeing that the queen was anxious, the maid said comfortingly, "Don't worry, your queen. Your aunt will probably be back soon."

The queen asked nervously, "Is the carriage ready?"

The maid said that everything has been arranged and she is waiting at the gate nearest to our palace.

The queen said, "Okay, I understand. Change my clothes for me and you too."

At this time, the sound of footsteps was heard, which were getting faster and faster. The queen knew that someone was coming, so she quickly opened the door and said, "Come in quickly."

The two of them hurriedly trotted into the Queen's Palace, panting and gasping for breath.

The queen said anxiously without waiting for the two to recover, "The carriage is waiting for us. We have to leave now, otherwise we won't be able to leave at dawn. Hurry up and change your clothes. Remember, whoever asks, you are here to chant sutras, okay?" Aunt, take the badge. When the carriage passes by the guard, you first give him some silver, and then show him the token and he will let us go. The main thing is that this section of the road in our palace must be walked carefully, and must not be discovered by anyone, especially the palace maids and eunuchs, otherwise it will be exposed. Hurry up and change your clothes.

Several people changed their clothes in a hurry. The maid and the aunt carried the luggage and explored the way in front. The queen and Lai Xiang followed behind. The aunt was familiar with the palace and knew where there were no guards and patrols. With the guidance of the aunt, they easily avoided the patrols.

Several people saw a carriage right in front of them, with a coachman on it. They walked quickly towards the carriage. The coachman saw the Queen and several people, but he didn't say anything. He just nodded to the Queen. The coachman was arranged by General Lin. General Lin told the coachman not to speak in the palace, and to say anything safely after leaving the palace to avoid attracting people with any noise. The coachman listened to the general and hurried to the palace.

The aunt helped the queen, Lai Xiang agreed to get on the car, and the aunt and the maid also got on the car. No one spoke until they passed the first gate. The guard asked, "Why are you so late?"

The aunt quickly opened the front curtain of the carriage and said with a smile, "Sir, we are here to recite scriptures for the Queen Mother. We did not bring enough scriptures, so we left the palace so late. This is why we were able to get to the Queen during the day." After that, she smiled and stuffed the silver into the guard's hand. The guard took a look at the dress and thought, "Yes, it is indeed a nun's dress, and the Queen Mother did pass away, so she needs to recite scriptures. Moreover, this person is quite capable and gave him so much silver." So he asked, "Who is in the carriage?" The three people in the carriage broke out in cold sweats when they heard this.

The aunt said, "Sir, she is also a nun who chants scriptures like me." Then she pulled the curtain open a little bit, revealing only the maid's face. The guard stepped forward and took a glance, and said, "You can't leave the palace so late at night, otherwise I can't take the responsibility if something happens."

My aunt said, "Sir, we are following the emperor's order, so we dare to leave the palace at this time. Look, this is the token."

When the guard saw the token, he no longer had any suspicion, so he let him go and said, "Go."