Chapter 1924 My Queen (44)

Mingyan was very happy.

He immediately wrote a love letter to Bei Mingye.

The bright moon brought Beimingye the next day.

Bei Mingye almost vomited when he saw Mingyan's greasy and disgusting choice of words and sentences.

In order to marry Her Majesty the Queen, he said that he had to endure it.

Bei Mingye took out a letter from his arms and handed it to Ming Yue, asking her to help deliver it to Ming Yan.

In this letter, he described how Bei Mingye had taken care of His Majesty since he entered the palace, and how sad and sad he was being called upon by His Majesty, as well as the fact that there was no one who could understand him or accompany him, which really made him feel lonely.

After Mingyan saw it, she secretly swore that she would rescue this beautiful man from his misery as soon as possible.

New Year's Eve.

Mi Ran'er first went to worship her ancestors according to the rituals in the palace, and then went to the cemetery to worship her mother. After completing these rituals, it was already afternoon.

Guests attending the New Year's Eve dinner entered the palace one after another.

Beiming Yeben followed Mi Ran'er all the time, and then left for about a cup of tea. When he came back, he lowered his voice and said to Mi Ran'er, "Come in!"

Mi Ran'er was talking to her clan relatives. When she heard this, she found an excuse to leave.

"Mommy, I'm a little cold, go get me a cloak." Mi Ran'er returned to her seat and sat down. She called her over and whispered.

"Yes." Grandma took the order and returned to the dormitory.

Not long after, Mammy came to Mi Ran'er anxiously: "Your Majesty, there seems to have been a thief in your palace. One of your headdresses is missing, and the jade seal in the study is also missing!"

"What? The jade seal has been stolen? Why don't we quickly seal off the entire palace and find this little thief immediately? We must not let him leave the palace with the national treasure."

Mi Ran'er was so anxious that she stood up from the table and quickly ordered her mother.

The nanny was ordered to leave, and soon, the palace could only be entered but not exited.

When the officials learned that there had been a thief in the palace, they all did not feel guilty and cooperated with the imperial guards in the investigation.

Only one person was panicking.

Mingyue paced anxiously in the room where she only stayed when she was on duty, "Tell me, I told you not to enter the palace. If you don't believe it, now the palace is closed to catch thieves. It will be troublesome if I catch you. You know, you Now that you are no longer a member of the palace, His Majesty can directly execute you as an assassin!"

Ming Yan, who was wearing a palace maid's costume, huddled in the corner with a slightly unconvinced look on her face, "I just entered the palace to see Abei. I didn't steal anything or assassinate her. This crime will not be found guilty."

"Silly girl, do you really think something is missing in this palace? It must be a trap specially set for you by Her Majesty the Queen. The target is actually not you, but me!"

Mingyue really didn't know how such a smart person could give birth to a silly girl like Mingyan who was not clear-minded.

"Mom, if you don't come in now, you will come in. Even if you scold me to death, there is nothing you can do now, unless you can find a way to send me out of the palace."

Ming Yue looked at Ming Yan's confident appearance, and was so angry that a bloody smell floated in her chest.

She opened her mouth and was about to speak when rapid footsteps were approaching her room.

"All the people in the house must be counted. We need to count the number of people and check the things in the room!" the leader of the Royal Forest Army shouted loudly.

Mingyue thought for a while and took out a bag of gold and silver jewelry from under the pillow. They were all gifts given to her by Her Majesty the Queen over the years. She didn't know if they could be used at this time.

She opened the door and came out, walked to the leader of the Royal Guards, and handed over what she was holding.