Suddenly, I felt a faint pain in my stomach. “Oh? It seems like the baby is kicking me. Do you want to listen?” Shu Yang was full of joy: “Really?” He put his ear on my stomach and listened quietly, “It’s true…”
Suddenly, the door was kicked open without warning. “Hey! Shu, aren’t you going too far~!” Yu Ci shouted as he rushed in. When we locked eyes, we all froze.
“What are you doing?” I frowned, “Trying to crash our wedding night?”
“No~we just thought he was bullying you… Hehe, seems like a misunderstanding.” Bao Xi laughed foolishly and scratched his head.
Get out~!!!” I howled like a wolf, and the three of them ran away as if saving their lives. “Close the door for me!!!”
As soon as the words fell, the door closed with a ‘bang’.
In the candlelight, a romantic atmosphere filled the room. I looked up and saw Shu Yang’s affectionate eyes, slightly reddened in the dim light.
“Shu Yang…” I called out instinctively. His breathtakingly beautiful face loomed closer, and then his petal-soft lips covered mine. I cooperatively closed my eyes and embraced him.
Outside, the three of them were peeking through the window, gritting their teeth. “If I don’t deal with this Shu guy later, I’m not surnamed Yun!!” Bao Xi muttered resentfully.
Meanwhile, the officials in the hall looked depressed, wondering why the Emperor had been gone so long.
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[Volume Four: Inseparable, Chapter 89: Ambiguous?]
I stayed in the palace for several days due to wedding arrangements. After the wedding, the other three emperors were escorted back to the palace. Finally, on this day, Qi Ye came to pick me up to take me back to the First Under Heaven Hall. “But we should say goodbye to Shu Yang, right? Leaving like this might be tricky.”
“Okay.”
“Qi Ye casually led me towards the imperial study.
To avoid being discovered during my absence from the palace, I asked Shu Yang not to arrange palace maids or eunuchs for me, leaving the inner palace almost empty. My enormous palace had always been occupied by only me. If Shu Yang hadn’t often come to keep me company these days, I might have fallen ill from boredom.
