News of the concubine's death quickly spread throughout the palaces.

Jing Suyu was immersed in the surprise of surviving the disaster. He was startled when he heard the news. The tea cup in his hand fell to the ground with a crisp clang, and the splash of tea wetted his embroidered shoes without him noticing.

Li Mo murmured to his master, not knowing how to persuade him, so he silently knelt down and cleaned up the ground.

"How did you get there?"

Li Mo was stunned for a moment, and finally told the truth, "I heard it was a massive hemorrhage. The people below were declared imperial doctors, and they were all kicked out by concubines before they could get in."

Jingsu asked in confusion, "Why did you bleed so heavily?"

Li Mo lowered his head and said, "It's the Emperor."

After a long silence, she thought about trying to persuade her master not to blame himself too much, but Jingsu stood up and said, "Well, it would be good to get out of this sea of ​​suffering as soon as possible and go to the paradise world."

After saying that, he walked to the desk, picked up a book, and read it with concentration.

Li Mo stared at her back for a long time, feeling more and more unable to guess the master.

Later that night, Jingsu quietly went to see Father-in-law Huan with a bag of jewelry, saying that her house faced south and the heat was too strong, so she wanted to move to a shady room. Huan Ke opened the bag and took a look, and her eyes immediately lit up.

He put it away, but put on an awkward posture, and complained a few times before relenting, saying that it would not affect the six masters living in the courtyard. Jingsu agreed wholeheartedly and ordered Li Mo to clean up.

I bought some clothes and moved to a shady room in the back overnight.

That night, Jingsu lay on the bed, not daring to sleep, so Li Mo stayed with her. The master and the servant didn't light the lamps, and sat in the dark all night, but they were fine.

It wasn't until bright light shone into the room through the window that Jingsu breathed a sigh of relief. When she wanted to get up, she realized that her sitting posture was stiff because she was too nervous. At this moment, her whole body was sore and numb and she couldn't move.

However, fortunately, Chongmo did not show up, and she spent the night peacefully. Just thinking about it, Li Mo hurriedly entered the room, closed the door behind him, and panted, "Master, the emperor stayed in your original room last night.

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"What?!" Jingsu stood up quickly.

Li Mo tapped his lips with his index finger, signaling her to speak softer. He took a few steps closer to her ear and whispered, "After we moved into this house, Maid Pei moved in, and she slept there last night."

Jingsu took a breath, thought about it, and asked, "Then the emperor didn't say anything?"

Li Mo leaned closer and lowered his voice and said, "I heard that I came here at night and will go back after finishing my work."

"That's right," Jingsu nodded thoughtfully.

Li Mo patted his chest with lingering fear, "Fortunately, the master is smart, otherwise,"

Jingsu still felt uneasy, not because he cared about who would attend the bed, but because he was afraid that Maid Pei would come to the emperor to ask for a reward and expose this matter, which would really cost her her life.

However, at the moment, she couldn't think of a better way, so she had to stand still and pray that Maid Pei would be smarter and not be self-righteous and do stupid things, harming others and herself.

Jingsu hid in her room for three days without hearing any bad news, so she felt a little relieved. On the afternoon of the fourth day when the sun was at its strongest, she took Li Mo to the Imperial Garden to enjoy the lotus.

There is a pavilion called "Wanglian" by the lotus pond, surrounded by green gauze, with stone chairs and benches inside. Jingsu sat there for a while, and then there were light footsteps approaching. She smiled slightly, turned around and said, "Concubine Butterfly is polite.

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Chapter completed!