: 264: Violence on the Street (6)

At this moment, Xuanyuan Yao clearly felt that there was a vast ocean between him and Auspicious. He was across the shore, and could not see her figure.
Close to the horizon, but so.
Perhaps, it is time to find a suitable time to talk to her.
Dementia is okay, deliberately pretending to be forgetting, all kinds of old days have long passed, she is now his person, but unfortunately, she has not learned to confess her sincerity.
Is it because he did not do enough? It didn't create a safe enough sky, let Jixiang put down his heart and guard against it, and then give him all the difficulties that can't be solved in life. [
"Little vixen, there is something, the king suddenly remembered." Holding her eyebrows, rubbing a few melancholy, forcibly pulling the auspicious from the self-exile, "I respect the king's palace, there was one who has served you Maid, the name is Lengyue, can you remember?"
Cold moon. . . Leng Wuyue. . . That is the'eyes' that Xuanyuanzun placed beside her, always monitoring and controlling at any time, forcing her to assume the original responsibility of Baili Jixiang.
Why did Xuanyuanzun suddenly mention her?
Auspicious nodded slightly, awaiting his later doubts.
"This cheap maid went to the Nuanyang Pavilion to steal, and was discovered by her maidservant. She was so angry that she wanted to kill and kill her mouth. Fortunately, she was stopped by the guards of the guard house in time!" His big palm was attached to the auspicious shoulder. The truth had to be ordered to ask the steward to send her into the palace's house of affairs, so that the elder brother's minions would help the investigation and then decide how to punish."
Leng Wuyue is an imperial female bodyguard, with official titles and grades.
She drilled into the Nuanyang Pavilion, fearing it would be the emperor.
Xuanyuan Yao seized the current situation, but asked people to send Leng Wuyue to the palace, clearly showing the emperor to handle it himself.
It stands to reason that a little maidservant made a mistake. . .