Chapter 638

However, as time passed, the emperor showed no sign of coming to take Yun Dai back.

This is more intriguing.

Letting her out of the palace is nothing. Letting her live in the Hou's mansion for three days is a kind of grace. But more than three days...

That's a little out of the ordinary.

There is no special reason, but I went to visit my grandfather's house, why did I spend so many days away?

Could it be that the emperor is indifferent to Empress Yun?

Is this some sort of signal?

This caused many speculations inside and outside the court.

Yun Dai at the center of the deep vortex stayed in the Hou's mansion, but lived a peaceful and comfortable life. Every day she plays go with Xuanxuan, chess with her grandfather, and mahjong with her aunt.

Various technologies are advancing by leaps and bounds.

Yun Dai has a good impression of Miss Xiao Qi, but the marriage between the two parties has been settled, so it is not easy for Miss Xiao Qi to come here casually. Playing mahjong often lacks one of three, except for her aunt and eldest cousin, Yun Dai brings her two cousins ​​to make up the numbers, and sometimes even her uncle.

The family used to have an old-fashioned relationship, but it became much closer because of Yun Dai.

In addition, Yun Dai also invited a national master to the Hou Mansion, and she would learn painting from the master every day.

She has a good understanding, and she will soon be able to draw well.

So far, half a month has passed, and autumn has completely entered.

Zhao Yuanjing didn't send anyone to pick up Yun Dai, and Yun Dai didn't mention any intention of going back to the palace.

There was no quarrel or unhappiness between the two of them.

It was a very natural and tacit cold war.

Seeing that the late emperor's funeral was about to pass, preparations for the new emperor's enthronement ceremony were already underway inside and outside the palace, and the issue of empress was brought up more and more frequently.

If the canonization ceremony and enthronement ceremony are held together, it must be confirmed in advance and prepared in advance.

The queen's phoenix crown dress and these have to be ordered early.

So far no candidate has been confirmed, and even the empress dowager, who has always been calm, can't sit still, and has tested Zhao Yuanjing many times.

Everyone thinks that it is natural for the Crown Princess to be a queen, and up to now, only the Zhongyonghou Mansion has remained silent on this matter.

Yun Dai is the granddaughter of the Hou family, they certainly wish Yun Dai well.

But this matter, apart from the emperor's wishful thinking, there is no tenable argument after all.

At this juncture, Yun Dai moved to the Hou's Mansion again, and lived there for more than half a month, which inevitably aroused some speculation.

Some people even thought that it was Concubine Yun's arrogance that she threatened the emperor with the twins in her belly.

It is inevitable that there will be a lot of unfavorable words about Yun Dai from the court.

Yun Dai stayed in the Zhongyonghou Mansion, and didn't pay much attention to these things, playing chess, eating, looking at the fallen leaves, it was very pleasant.

Since she traveled here, she wanted to make her life more comfortable.

This morning, Yun Dai got up late, and wandered around the courtyard for a while, remembering that her grandfather said that she had raised a few new starlings, so she wanted to go and have a look.

She only took the red beans, and walked to the front yard in stop and go.

Walking to the door of Ming Lao Hou Ye's study room, he heard the sound of arguing inside.

Yun Dai couldn't help but pause.

The old Hou Ye of the Ming Dynasty had lived half his life, and his temper was straightforward, a little hot, and it was not uncommon to quarrel with others.

Yun Dai wanted to turn around and leave, but she vaguely heard her own name.

She stopped and stood at the door, listening to the conversation inside.

There seemed to be three or four people inside, except for Old Master Ming, listening to the voice, the rest were also old men.