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The flowing water murmurs, and the boatman behind me urges me to leave. However, after a year of not seeing each other, he seems to have aged a lot.
He took off his mask at that moment, and I held his hand, looking at him with a faint smile: "Yes, I've come to bother Xiao Tau again."
He stared at me blankly, with flowers flying over the bridge and the river flowing underneath. The lively scene of early spring seemed to suddenly freeze. The arrow was not meant to take my life; they only fed me a fake death pill.
After burying me in Zhuo Yan, they dug me out again. The arrow wound was not serious. That group of vicious Human trafficker poisoned me and sealed my memory. Then they sold me to a brothel in a small town.
Fortunately, I cleverly escaped. The poison has a time limit, and by the time the sun rose today, the poison had just died.
Over a month later, empress got married, and a golden invitation was sent to Lin'an. The well-dressed maid with double buns smiled and said, "By the Emperor's decree, this young lady is also to accompany us."
Zhuo Yan flipped through the book and casually said, "I guessed it would be in April. Momo loves apricot blossoms the most."
He picked up his head and saw the palace maid still there, and said again, "Please ask the young lady to report to His Majesty, and it will be settled at that time."
empressOn the day of the grand wedding, the carriage that took me and Zhuo Yan into the palace was already waiting downstairs at the inn.
Bumping all the way until evening, we finally arrived at the palace. In the grand hall, civil and military officials were seated in two rows, and there were countless vassal kings and courtiers.
After three bell chimes, the empress sat on the grand carriage and entered from outside the hall. Palace maids holding lanterns lined up in a row, with red silk fluttering in the air, complemented by layers of blooming apricot flowers on the ground, creating a stunning sight.
When passing by Zhuo Yan, empress deliberately glanced at him. I nervously grabbed her arm and whispered in her ear, "If you can't control yourself later, I will be even less able to control myself!"
"If I can't control myself, I'll just steal a kiss. What about you?" He smirked slyly.
I hesitated for a while, and finally said in a small voice, "I will bless you, and then turn around and marry someone randomly."
"Your cousin?"
I nodded unconsciously. At the end of the ceremony, empress and her husband stood in front of Zhuo Yan holding wine. Zhuo Yan smiled and took the cup of wine. empress poured another cup and handed it to me, carefully choosing her words. Zhuo Yan then lightly said, "Just call me Shiniang."
At the same time, it's not just me who has weak legs, empress also has weak legs, but she has the emperor to lean on, while I half lean on Zhuo Yan, tremblingly took the wine handed over by empress and drank it all in one gulp.
I leaned my head and squinted at Zhuo Yan, this annoying little cat always likes to tease me.
He slyly handed me a glass of wine, and I took it with a slight smile.
Throughout the night, he poured me quite a bit of wine. I looked at the seven or eight silly-looking people in front of me and said, "Even if you get me drunk, I won't agree to marry you before you become the champion in the Imperial Examination."
He raised his lips in a smile, put down the wine glass, and handed over a wine jar, saying, "Why?"
I held the wine jar and mumbled, "You can't escape the temple even if you can escape the monk. If you become the champion in the Imperial Examination, you won't be able to escape, because the empress will help me keep an eye on you."
"He 'oh' and hugged me, leaning down to whisper in my ear, 'I will always be with you, longer than the time you can imagine.'
Under the drifting slanting rain, the distant vermilion-colored eaves of the southern hall can only be seen from half an angle, and the heavy flowers extend from the corridor and rest on the stone table."
Zhuo Yan Sitting slanted at the stone table, holding a book and reading attentively, I would occasionally look up from my abacus to steal glances at him. After doing so four or five times, when I looked up again, I met his smiling eyes. I was stunned, and he patted my head, saying, "What are you thinking, little one?"
I cleared my throat, raised the abacus in my hand, and composed myself, saying, "Back to Xiao Tau, I think Xiao Tau should go to the capital to take the imperial examination."
He smiled slightly, picked up the teacup on the table, took a sip of tea, and said, "Peach blossoms in front of the hall joined, the embroidered peach blossoms draped over the shoulders are wonderful when the peach blossoms bloom, as wonderful as a beauty smiling in front of the hall. Do you really not want to marry me, champion in the Imperial Examination?"
I waved the abacus in front of him and said, "Money is so willful. If you don't succeed, I won't marry you!"
He pursed his lips, smiled, and sighed, "I guess I'll just have to accept it if I don't have the money."
With that, he buried his head in the books again.
I looked at him, sighed, and muttered, "If you spent as much time looking at me as you do reading, I would have married you a long time ago! Bookworm!"
Although we get along harmoniously now, it's clear that books hold more weight in his heart than I do. I feel a bit disheartened. If he never changes and doesn't put me first, should I marry him or not?
Dear mother, it's really a dilemma.
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