coobybook Chapter 975 The eldest daughter is as bright as spring flowers (97)
Chapter 975 The eldest daughter is as bright as spring flowers (97)
Chapter 975: The eldest daughter is as bright as spring flowers (ninety-seven)
Qingli rested in the house for half an hour when she heard the maid announce that the eldest young lady had arrived.
Cheng Ya came to Xianyueju at this time, presumably because she had heard about Dai Yao's situation. After all, Ye Hao had made a big fuss and even wrote a divorce letter before entering the palace. However, Dai Yao refused to acknowledge the letter and said that they could only divorce peacefully. However, Ye Hao was not willing to write a divorce letter and wanted to divorce her directly.
The Dai Mansion itself is Cheng Ya's maternal grandparents' home. Cheng Ya still cares about the reputation of the Dai Mansion. Fortunately, there is no unmarried girl in the Dai Mansion at present, otherwise it would be difficult for the unmarried girls to get married.
As expected, Cheng Ya came to Qing Li to inquire about this matter. Perhaps she had been mentally prepared. When she heard that Dai Yao had miscarried and was divorced, she just sighed a few times, touched her belly and said, "It's just pitiful for the unborn child."
Qingli knew that her sister-in-law was so soft-hearted because she was two months pregnant, but in fact, even if the child was born, his background would make it difficult for him to take any step forward.
"Sister-in-law, are you feeling unwell today? Is the child bothering you?"
Speaking of the child, Cheng Ya smiled very softly, stroking her belly and saying, "No, this child loves his mother and is very obedient. This is also thanks to the chef my sister sent. He cooks delicious dishes, and most importantly, he understands pharmacology and is good at adjusting the diet of pregnant women."
The topic was thus diverted. Qingli chatted with her sister-in-law. After her eldest brother came back from his shift and came to pick up her sister-in-law in person, Qingli stretched herself, went to the desk to practice calligraphy and read a book, and the day passed.
Dai Yao's life became difficult.
Dai Yao had just had a miscarriage, and she felt physically and mentally uncomfortable. It was normal for Ye Hao to hate her, but the prince did not mention her before leaving. He just watched her being held in this room, which made Dai Yao unable to hold back her tears.
"Tell me, after the truth is revealed, will the prince still want me? I don't even have a child now. Woo woo woo, why is my life so miserable?"
"Master, take care of yourself."
Her maid knelt on the ground and said dryly.
In order not to attract attention, only a maid was guarding the door of the box when the incident happened. The prince's three guards were sitting at a table not far away and having a meal. This gave Ye Hao the opportunity to rush in and kick Dai Yao in the stomach and scratch the prince's arm.
When Ye Hao rushed in, the maid who was blocking the door was pushed away first. After Dai Yao had a miscarriage, the maid was kicked hard by the prince, who said that she failed to protect her master.
Now that things have gotten out of hand, I'm heartbroken. If the Crown Prince and the Minister of Revenue had felt sorry for the young lady, she might have survived with a different identity, but I definitely wouldn't. So now, hearing Dai Yao cry, she couldn't offer any comfort. What was there to comfort her? What could be more valuable than her own life?
If the affair between the prince and her master had not been discovered, perhaps one day, her master could really change her identity and enter the Eastern Palace, or even directly change her identity to become a noble concubine after the prince ascended the throne. If she could give birth to a son, there would be unlimited opportunities.
But now, oh, what kind of wealth and splendor can a servant girl still dream of? She can't even save her life!
Dai Yao cried even louder, "You lowly slave, did you betray me? That's why Ye Hao knew about me and the prince!"
The maidservant quickly denied that she had not betrayed her master. Alas, those who betray their masters will not survive, but if they did not betray their master, she would not live long either.
Dai Yao didn't want to be trapped here. She wanted to leave, so she asked her maid to negotiate, but the maid came back soon. Those people were from the Ye Mansion and the eldest prince. How could they let them leave?
The atmosphere in the palace was tense. The Empress personally came to see the Emperor to plead for the Crown Prince, but the Emperor refused to let her in. The Empress did not leave, fearing the Emperor would depose the Crown Prince. The Emperor had several sons, and it was inevitable that he would abandon a Crown Prince whose reputation had been tarnished.
After the imperial edict was issued, the prince was again confined to the Eastern Palace, this time for half a year.