Chapter 1923 Who Gave Me the Purple Pearl Jewelry? (1)

At noon, Wanyan Jingchen entertained Nangong Yi's family in Qingyang Palace. The emperor and the queen mother were present. In addition, Xiangyun's mother, Madam Wu, and the emperor's cousin, Princess Jingyang, were also present. When Nangong Yi's family entered Qingyang Palace, everyone had already arrived and they were just waiting for the four of them.

Mingzhu had been playing with Chao'er before. When Caiwei arrived, she was already sitting between Queen Mother Namuhan and Chao'er, but she had changed her clothes. The goose yellow brocade jacket that Caiwei had given her in the morning was gone, and it was replaced by a jacket made of peacock feathers given by Queen Mother Namuhan. The colorful jacket was gorgeous, and it was embellished with small pearls. With her rosy little face, she looked as beautiful as a porcelain doll, and the maids serving around her were all stunned.

At this moment, Mingzhu was happily playing with Xuetuan with Chao'er.

Xuetuan is a dog that knows how to act cute. It twists its round body and runs back and forth on the ground according to Chaoer's instructions. Sometimes it deliberately bumps into the legs of the palace maids, sometimes it lifts its front paws and walks a few steps, and its tail stands up excitedly.

Mingzhu looks at the cute Xuetuan and giggles. She is very happy. Chaoer sees Mingzhu so happy and laughs happily too.

As soon as Nangong Yi came in, he saw his precious daughter being coaxed by the little boy, and his face suddenly darkened. He walked over in two steps, picked up Mingzhu, and said to Queen Mother Namuhan: "Let's take care of her and eat by ourselves, so that the child won't be naughty and disturb the Queen Mother to eat at ease."

Queen Mother Namuhan said: "How could it be? Mingzhu is very good, I like her to stay with me."

Nangong laughed and said: "The Queen Mother is too fond of her. This girl is naughty. Let Caiwei take care of her." As he said, he took Mingzhu back to his seat and put her between him and Caiwei.

When Chaoer saw that his beloved sister Mingzhu was snatched away by the bad uncle, he immediately got angry, and immediately left the table with his short legs and ran to snatch his Mingzhu from the bad uncle.

Caiwei saw Chaoer so excited, as if he was going to fight Nangong Yi, and hurriedly stood up and hugged him and said, "Chaoer, be good, if Sister Mingzhu sits next to the Royal Grandmother, it will affect the Royal Grandmother's meal, let her eat here."

Chaoer clenched his fist and said loudly, "No, Sister Mingzhu is mine, give her back to me."

Nangong Yi said with a dark face, "Boy, Mingzhu is our daughter, when did she become yours?"

When people are jealous, their IQ is very low. Caiwei saw Nangong Yi really want to be with a three-year-old The child was too serious, and was afraid of causing any unpleasantness, so he hurriedly said: "How about Chaoer also sit here to eat, so that he can be next to Sister Mingzhu and not affect the Imperial Grandmother's meal."

Mingzhu also said crisply: "Brother Chaoer, you can sit here, and let my mother add a table for us next to it."

When Chaoer heard Sister Mingzhu say this, how could he not agree? His angry little face suddenly turned from gloomy to sunny, and he smiled and ordered someone to add a table, so that he could be next to his favorite sister Mingzhu again.

Nangong Yi saw that his daughter's elbow was turned outward, and she actually asked the boy to sit with them. He felt bad all over. However, fortunately, the two little things were moving under his nose. He could hear what they said and see what they did. I don't think that boy could take his precious daughter away. Thinking of this, his heart gradually calmed down.

After everyone was seated, Queen Mother Namuhan introduced her niece, Princess Jingyang, to Caiwei's family. After the introduction, she said with a little sadness: "My niece has a tragic fate. Her family was dragged down by us. She lost her parents at a young age and suffered for more than ten years in the countryside. Alas, it was all because of us."