Quick Wear: Cousin, Come to the Bowl Quickly

Changsun Runshi is often worried about the past and is afraid of being abandoned again. Therefore, even though he desperately wants to be close to his beloved, he can't help but frequently confirm his feelings to the other person.

It just so happens that although Lin Xi looks cold and unapproachable, he has endless patience when facing his loved ones, and he also has a mouth that is used to saying sweet words.

Just when Changsun Yan felt a little sad and wanted to say something in response to Lin Xi, the carriage had already stopped.

"My lord, my husband, we are here."

"Well, our spoiled Mr. Lin, we have arrived at the palace gate. Let me help you get out of the car."

Lin Xi reached out and gently scratched the tip of his nose, chuckled softly, and extended her hand towards Changsun Yan.

Changsun Yan looked down at her palms with thin calluses, and suddenly chuckled, without any shyness on his face. He stretched out his hand and covered hers, entwining his ten fingers with hers.

Inside the Jinming Palace, Emperor Li looked at his wife and husband kneeling below him with an unclear expression. When his gaze fell on Lin Xi, who lowered her brows, he didn't know what he thought of. His slightly frowned brows relaxed a little, and he raised his eyebrows and spoke loudly.

"Get up, your wife and husband got married yesterday, so you must have been very tired. Why did you come to the palace so early? Didn't I allow you to take half a week off, Lianqing?"

"Your Majesty is kind and considerate of me as a newlywed, but I dare not be spoiled and unbridled, and fail to live up to your grace. Moreover, if it were not for your Majesty's marriage, there would be no wife and I today. Lian Qing is grateful for your Majesty's kindness, so I came to the palace early to thank you."

"Your Majesty's great kindness is engraved in my heart. I will work harder in the future, live up to your Majesty's high expectations, and repay your Majesty's kindness with my own efforts. I only wish your Majesty a long life and good health."

Changsun Yan, who was kneeling half a step behind her, was slightly surprised when he heard Lin Xi's words of gratitude.

All the officials in the capital said that Sikou Lin was deeply trusted by His Majesty, but now he saw that Emperor Li seemed to treat Lin Xi no differently, and Lin Xi's attitude towards Emperor Li was respectful to the point of flattery, completely unlike her usual cold and stern appearance.

Although he had some doubts in his heart, he did not show anything unusual on his face. He just lowered his eyebrows and acted like a submissive wife who followed her husband's lead.

Lin Xi said this in a flattering manner, but Emperor Li was very happy to hear it. His expression completely relaxed and he raised his hand.

"You are a grateful person. Stop kneeling. Changran, please take a seat."

The female official agreed and soon had someone bring a chair. Lin Xi and the other two thanked her again and then sat down under Emperor Li's urging tone.

Because Changsun Yan was once his son-in-law and now became the husband of his trusted minister, although this marriage was arranged by himself, Emperor Li still felt a little embarrassed. Therefore, he simply asked him a few questions and waved to call the palace maid.

"Let the palace servant take you to Feng Jun's palace. He has been talking about you for a long time."

Chang Sun Yan knew that he had something else to say to Lin Xi, so he respectfully replied yes and then left with the palace maid.

After watching the two figures disappear outside the hall door, Emperor Li turned to look at Lin Xi who was sitting below him, with a half-smile on his face.

"So, you got what you wanted, right?"

"Thank you, Your Majesty, for your help. I have no regrets in my life." Lin Xi stood up from his seat, lifted the corner of his robe, and knelt down again, his face full of gratitude.

"You have no regrets, but I wonder if he would blame me for granting this marriage if he knew that he had no hope of having children in this lifetime."