Chapter 741 (2/2)

After chatting for a moment, the princess took the children away.

Before Li Huarong left, he took a deep look at Fu Rong.

Fu Rong saw it and said goodbye with a smile. When Li Huarong got out of the house completely, Fu Rong frowned.

She was not sick at all. Last night, Xu Jin told her to pretend to be ill and not to run around outside. She took care of her brother-in-law in wenhuiyuan. Fu Rong is puzzled. Xu Jin explains that he is worried that Li Huarong is holding a grudge against her. He would rather be too cautious in case he takes her to the pool alone in the future.

Whether Xu Jin thought too much or noticed something in advance, Fu Rong was still warm-hearted when he was so nervous about himself. In addition, she was really lazy to deal with these sisters in law and could always be with her family. Why not?

Seeing her brother-in-law sitting on the side, because her mother's ”sick” no longer pestered her to take him to play in the water like yesterday, Fu Rong was more and more satisfied with the plan of pretending to be ill. She sent someone to pay attention to it. She led him to the back garden to see the scenery. It's warm here. Although it's freezing in the first month, there are rare green trees, flowers and plants in the courtyard, which make people see the light.

Xu Jin will be back soon.

He brought a raccoon dog to accompany Jiahe emperor when he was hunting in the morning. He was locked in a cage, and lingshoudu loved to watch it. Xu Ling Mei Xiang, a lactating mother, was watching. Xu Jin was very relieved and quietly winked at Fu Rong. He went out first.

Fu Rong did not take advantage of his son did not pay attention to follow out.

Xu Jin took her hand to the hot spring pool and asked her in a low voice, ”have they all come to see you?”

Fu Rong nodded: ”yes, Princess Cheng has also come. It's really strange that I would not go to see her.” Even if Li Huarong didn't come to see her, it was human nature. When it came to Emperor Jiahe, Emperor Jiahe would not accuse Li Huarong of disrespect for his sister-in-law.