Your Highness, You Stole My Heart+Extra Story

She held the medicine bowl and fed it spoon by spoon, without any expression on her face, nor any worry in her eyes.

After a bowl of decoction was exhausted, Emperor Jin Cheng's cough finally got better. He sat half leaning against the dragon bed, while Peng Ji stood by the dragon bed and waited.

Emperor Jin Cheng's voice was low and hoarse, "Yan'er, the third brother said that he couldn't find any other clues, only the arrow. Tell the truth. Did the fourth brother do it by you?"

Peng Ji still bowed her hands respectfully, "Father, my son has never done this."

Emperor Jin Cheng's eyes were sharp, "There is no other evidence, so it can only be done by you, do you understand?"

Peng Ji looked back at Emperor Jin Cheng, without any timidity, "I don't understand what my father said, why should I admit what I haven't done? Why didn't my father find the real culprit for Brother Four?"

There were only these two people in the hall, and no one had any scruples anymore.

"I just want to avenge the fourth brother, so I can't let you go. Yan'er, you know the truth." Emperor Jin Cheng said affirmatively, and sneered, "After thinking about it, I can't figure out who will treat the old man. All around, until just now, the youngest said that the imperial sister who was supposed to be in the northwest might have returned to Jingzhou. In an instant, I figured it out. It was you, you knew the truth, and you came to avenge Concubine Hua." For the word Huafei, Emperor Jin Cheng gritted his teeth a little bit. If his legs hadn't lost strength, he might have jumped off the bed.

Having reached this point, Peng Ji put down her arched hands, and stood up straight, "What should I call my father now? Your Majesty? Or, uncle?"

Emperor Jin Cheng opened his eyes suddenly when he heard this, and then laughed twice, "As expected, you already knew."

But Peng Ji couldn't help but sneered, "What should I do next? I'm afraid Princess Peng Ji killed her elder brother, Lord Yan, an unforgivable crime, and beheaded it for public display? Exile again?"

Emperor Jin Cheng wanted to speak, but Peng Ji didn't want to listen to those hypocritical words. She asked directly, "It's just that I don't know one thing all the time. Who is His Majesty's favorite prince?"

Among the five sons, she didn't think that Emperor Jin Cheng loved any son deeply.

Emperor Jin Cheng seemed very satisfied with the feeling that others couldn't figure him out, so he smiled a few times before answering: "Who else is in this court now?"

With just this sentence, Peng Ji understood.

Since he was a child, he was especially favored by Emperor Jin Cheng, but he actually regarded himself as a target and became a thorn in the eyes of all the princes.

And the most low-key, the most unfavored son in the eyes of others, is the umbrella given to him by Emperor Jin Cheng.

She remembered some rumors about Concubine Xue that she had heard when she was young. She was the mother and concubine of the old King Sande. He also didn't want to take him with him to raise him personally, but raised him for a concubine who had no heirs.

The rumors at that time were that Concubine Xue Gui had someone who was in love with each other at home, and she had even reached the point of talking about marriage, but she was taken by King Huai, and she was forcibly carried into Prince Huai's mansion. today.

Looking at it now, the noble concubine Xue escaped the open and secret fights of the women in the harem safely because of this reputation that she does not fight or grab.But his own mother and concubine, on the surface, became Emperor Jin Cheng's favorite concubine, and also the most hated by those women in the palace.

Don't those elder brothers hate themselves because of their mother and concubine?

"Your Majesty is really tall." Peng Ji cupped her hands, "Since I served Your Majesty with the decoction, the minister withdrew. As for the confession that His Majesty mentioned, I think I have no choice."

After finishing speaking, Peng Ji ignored the expression of Emperor Jin Cheng on the dragon bed, and walked out of the hall quickly. Outside the hall were the Imperial Forest Army waiting to see her off.

Seeing that Peng Ji had left, Feng Dequan hurried into His Royal Highness to wait on him. As soon as he turned around, he saw a black shadow jumping down. Down unconscious.

The black shadow kicked the person who fell on the ground, and then entered the temple.

"Dequan, cough cough, Feng Dequan, get the hell out of here."

"Eunuch Feng may not be able to come in for the time being."

A man in black with a black cloth covering his face appeared next to the dragon bed, and Emperor Jin Cheng was so frightened that he subconsciously shouted, but when he was waved by the man in black, his whole body went limp and he lost all strength.

"You, who are you?" Emperor Jin Cheng's voice was weak, not to mention the guards outside, even the man in black beside the dragon bed had difficulty listening.

The man in black directly and generously pulled the black cloth, revealing a fair face, "Your Majesty, I am your personal prime minister."

Emperor Jin Cheng excitedly pointed at the man in black, "Fa, Fa prison wine!"

Chapter 98

Emperor Cheng of Jin pointed at the man in black excitedly, "Fa, Fa prison wine!" His eyes were full of fear.

Fa Yi was no longer that respectful look, she stood aside with a sneer, her eyes full of contempt.

"Don't worry, Your Majesty, you just smelled the soft flowers, and you will regain your strength tomorrow afternoon."

Emperor Jin Cheng suddenly covered his chest with his raised hand, and breathed out a sigh of relief. He coughed desperately, trying to cough it out.But no matter how hard he tried, something stuck in his chest.

He fell powerlessly on the pillow behind him, gasping for breath, still not forgetting that there was a person standing beside him, "You were picked up by me, and you really want to do such a treasonous thing as killing the king for a woman? Prison wine, you are familiar with the books of sages and sages, I believe you are an upright gentleman."