Chapter 1515 Fei'er's Dowry (4)

However, for the sake of their relationship, she took a string of priceless dragon beads and ordered Yinger to deliver it to her. It is said that money makes things easier. She was alone in the harem of Liao Dan, and Saknu was such a beast. Her life must be difficult.

With these beads, she could sell them to buy off servants, and improve her life, so that she could live a good life.

Yinger left as ordered, but when he came back, he brought Caiwei unexpected news.

It turned out that Du Yueniang was not only willing to follow Saknu, but also enjoyed this kind of prosperous life. Although Saknu was a bit of a beast, he was still good to her.

She is quiet and quiet, and quick-witted. She is not like other concubines of Saknu, who are always nagging and behaving like a spoiled child. She never competes for favor. The word "hiding one's shortcomings" best describes her beauty. She is well-read and calm, which is very different from those women who only act like a spoiled child. Therefore, Saknu respects her very much, and even Madam Xiao treats her very well. It can be said that Du Yue Niang is like a fish in water in Saknu's harem.

Upon hearing this news, Caiwei was relieved. Everyone has their own ambitions. Although she hates Saknu, it does not mean that others cannot appreciate him. Since Yue Niang likes him, she is not good at taking away others' ambitions, so let her go.

Caiwei wrote a letter to Du Yongqi, describing Du Meiniang's situation to him, and sent someone to deliver the letter to Lingbei. Originally, she wanted to go to Lingbei in person, but Nangong Yi disagreed no matter what, and threatened her that if she dared to run around casually again, he would also assign Chaoyue to Mo Ziqi.

Although Caiwei knew that he was just trying to scare her, Fei'er was going to get married to Mo Ziqi next month, and there were still many things she needed to deal with. After thinking about it, she did not insist and sent someone over according to the man's wishes.

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Time passed quickly, and spring came unknowingly. In the warm spring breeze, the grass quietly emerged from the ground, and the branches also sprouted tender leaves. The birds jumped on the branches and sang happily. There was a thriving scene everywhere.

The weather was warmer, and there were more people on the road. At this moment, people took off their thick cotton clothes and put on light and thin clothes. They walked slowly in the streets and alleys, strolled, released birds, and talked about gossip and strange things.

At the moment, the most talked about thing in the capital is not the rebellion of Li Kaifeng that just ended, nor the fact that Ziqi, the son of the Duke of Liguo, was promoted to the general of the state, but the fact that the empress's sister is about to marry the new general of the state.

Everyone said that the daughters of the Mu family were really lucky. One became a queen, and the other became the wife of the general of the state. I really don't know what kind of virtue they accumulated in their previous lives to get such a great blessing. Some people also said that the daughters of the Mu family were born with a beauty that could shame the moon and shame the flowers, and a beauty that could make fish sink and geese fall. With this good color, it is not surprising that they married the emperor and the general.

At this time, the Mu family was no longer the Mu family at the beginning. It already had a pivotal position in the court. Although Mu Zhongqing was only a small official of the fifth rank, because of some relationship, many officials of the first and second ranks in the court took the initiative to make friends with him. In addition, Mu Zhongqing was humble and polite, and he knew how to advance and retreat, so he was very popular in the court.

Because of this, there was still more than a month before Fei'er's wedding, but the Mu Mansion was already crowded with people coming to visit, announce the good news, and help. It was more lively than when Caiwei got married.

According to the rules of the Great Jin Kingdom, girls could not go out for a month before their wedding. They should stay at home to embroider wedding clothes, wedding quilts, wedding curtains, etc.