Chapter 1327: Prince Li’s Extra: Funeral

"Your Majesty, the Empress has been very kind to me in the past few years. During this period, Your Majesty has been resting here. I have been taking care of Your Majesty's daily life and have no time to go to the Empress's palace to mourn."

Xu Fei spoke softly, with unspeakable grievance in her eyes.

Su Jing turned his head to look at Xu Fei, and Ah Man couldn't help laughing when she looked at her. Before, she thought that Xu Fei was knowledgeable and interesting, but now it seems that she is also stupid.

"Although Xu Fei calls you sister, she is not a real relative of my mother. Moreover, Xu Fei follows behind my father to show his love for you, but today is the funeral of my mother, which is really not a good occasion."

A Man's words were also soft, but the sharpness between the words was fully revealed. She was clearly telling Xu Fei that her mother's funeral was not a place for anyone to show off.

Because of Ah Man's words, Su Jing's face changed when he looked at Concubine Xu. Concubine Xu looked at Su Jing nervously, then at Ah Man, and wanted to explain, but she dared not say the words of explanation. She just had red eyes and looked aggrieved.

"The Queen's funeral is a major event in the court, so I can only wrong Concubine Xu. Without my mother, Concubine Xu is the only one in the harem, and she can get any favor and honor she wants."

After Ah Man finished speaking, she turned and left, Xuan'er followed closely behind her, and Su Jing glared at Concubine Xu with dissatisfaction.

Concubine Xu wanted to explain, but the emperor was too lazy to listen, and went to chase Ah Man and the Crown Prince.

Concubine Xu looked at his hurried back, and doubts rose in her heart again.

These days, she has heard too many words about the separation between the emperor and the queen, but she has also seen the emperor's loss of control and indulgence after seeing Ah Man. Now, he has gone to send the queen to the funeral. Is he really ruthless to the queen? And Ah Man, what right does she have to influence the emperor? She could see clearly that Princess Jiaoyang had a much greater influence on the emperor than Jinxuan.

The court and the people in the market did not expect that the emperor would appear at the funeral of the queen.

The appearance of the emperor refuted many rumors.

Standing beside the emperor were the two children born to the queen, and standing beside the prince and the princess were the queen's closest relatives, her brother Chu Zhenhua and nephew Chu Nanfeng.

Five people stood in front of the queen's coffin, guarding it in the most intimate manner, with extremely sad faces.

No one knew that the king with a sad look was forced by the princess, and no one knew that the Duke of Zhenguo and the Duke of Zhenguo would be sent back to the prison after the funeral.

Ah Man didn't care to think about these things. As long as the funeral of her mother was carried out in style, she would take it one step at a time in the future.

When the guards came forward to lift the coffin, Ah Man stepped back as usual, but as soon as she stood firm, someone grabbed her arm.

It was the father. Ah Man turned to look at the father. His body was actually shaking, but after just two steps, he stood firm and loosened his hand holding her arm.

Obviously, the father's behavior just now was unconscious.

He...

Excessive grief?

Ah Man didn't believe this answer, but she couldn't think of any other reason except this one.

The father was in his prime, strong and healthy, how could he not even stand.

"If the father is tired, please hold on for a while. This is the last face for the mother." Ah Man couldn't help but whispered.

Su Jing listened to Ah Man's words, his face changed slightly, and he responded softly: "Since I promised you to come and send your mother to the funeral, I will naturally do the best to play the show."

Just one sentence, but it easily shattered the expectations in Ah Man's heart. After all, she overestimated the father's feelings for the mother.

The father is now just playing a show for the mother.

Lifting the coffin, leaving the palace, step by step, following the rules of the Ministry of Rites, Su Jing stood beside the two children and moved out of the palace step by step.

Watching the coffin leave the magnificent palace, Ah Man turned back, glanced at her father, and whispered: "The Queen Mother is finally free."

After saying that, Ah Man took Jin Xuan's hand and hurriedly chased the coffin. Chu Zhenhua and Chu Nanfeng also hurriedly followed. They were all going to send the Queen to the imperial mausoleum.

Of the few people who had just walked side by side, only Su Jing was left, standing alone at the palace gate. Even the eunuchs behind him could not relieve his loneliness.