But unfortunately, she had no other way to avoid it except jumping in.
"Lu'er, this matter won't do you any harm. Why are you so persistent?"
Even if she signed it, the prince would be whoever he liked, and nothing would change?
Yes, Prince Xuan married the princess, and she planned it, but...
But she just gave the princess a title, and she didn't force Prince Xuan and the princess to have a bridal chamber. Isn't this already good?
"Mother, if Lu'er remembers correctly, it seems that you had a bad impression of Lu'er from the first time we met, right? Lu'er wants to know the reason, can you tell me?"
Without taking the paper, Luer just asked lightly. She knew that the Queen Mother would not do anything to her today, she just wanted to keep the princess.
But she thought about that question for a long time but didn't think it through clearly, and neither did Prince Xuan.
The Queen Mother was stunned for a moment. She looked at Lu'er with bright eyes and asked in surprise:
"You agreed?"
"Is it useful if I don't agree?"
Luer blinked and asked innocently.
"Haha, that's true. Lu'er, do you know? In fact, I don't hate you either..."
The Empress Dowager stood up, and the note requiring Luer's signature was lying on the table beside her, lying quietly.
"But you don't like me either..."
Luer smiled softly, with a hint of helplessness in her eyes:
"Maybe at the beginning, maybe you really didn't like me at the beginning, because at that time Prince Xuan didn't believe that the child was his. I'm not from Dayue Kingdom, and I don't even belong to your side..."
There was a hint of helplessness in his eyes:
"Do you know? My dear, I also have a mother who loves me very much, but...but we are separated. I came here just because of an inexplicable dream..."