Chapter 402: Searching for Relics 2
Ji Yunqing didn't know that the child almost scored negative points with King Zhao in such a short period of time, so she bent down and moved the child's hands and feet.
So that King Zhao could pull his foot out.
During the journey, she didn't know when the King Zhao changed from resting his head on her shoulder to holding her in his arms. Her upper body could not move, and her feet were held by the child, so her lower body could not move either.
Ji Yunqing laughed softly and said, "The prince is so kind to me and Ruirui, especially to me. He held me in his arms all the way!"
She smiled proudly at King Zhao.
King Zhao's eyes immediately darkened.
Knowing that he doesn't like Ruirui, Ji focuses the main conflict on her and downplays the issue of the child. Is this intentional or unintentional?
And the last time, she went to so much trouble to make him promise not to give Ruirui to someone else to raise, and in the end she defined the whole thing as her "forcing" him to put his fingerprints on it.
The letter that I wrote to him afterwards, wasn't it also written to attract his attention and divert his attention from Ruirui?
I have to say, although Ji is stupid, she has a lot of tricks up her sleeve when it comes to Ruirui's affairs.
There is also Ruirui, who goes to great lengths to find a relic of Ji's mother that he is not sure whether it exists or not.
The mother and son have such a good relationship that it seems that he is unromantic.
Feeling the King Zhao's gaze as if it were real, Ji Yunqing wanted to avoid it, but she calmed down and said calmly, "Your Highness, where are we now?"
As she spoke, she lifted a corner of the car window curtain with her slender fingers and looked outside through the window.
At just one glance, Ji Yunqing couldn't help but sigh: What kind of desolate wilderness is this?
It’s not that it’s deserted, but everything is gray, with low buildings, leaky roofs, and the people are not in a very good spirit.
King Zhao's voice sounded at the right time: "This is Liujia Village. This time we are looking for something here."
Ji Yunqing expressed his doubts just right.
What kind of thing is here that requires a prince to come and get it personally?
King Zhao didn't say anything else.
Ji Yunqing was just about to grab King Zhao's sleeve and act coquettishly, ready to ask.
At this time, Ruirui woke up.
He rubbed his eyes, not caring at all that he was sleeping on the floor, and leaned over to the window to squeeze in and see: "Mom, are we there yet?"
Ji Yunqing moved his body, made room for Ruirui, and replied, "Yes, we're here."
King Zhao looked at this troublesome boy and would have known not to let him come.
Rui Rui looked at it curiously for a few seconds, then remembered and asked, "Is the emperor's uncle here?"
Imperial uncle?
Ji Yunqing looked at King Zhao.
There is someone else this time?
King Zhao nodded: "I am coming."
Really?
After getting off the car, Ji Yunqing realized that King Zhao was not traveling in a low-key manner.
Look at so many tall and mighty guards, and look at the series of carriages following behind them. This is almost like a trip, right?
Prince Lie came over, followed by Concubine Zeng, who was dressed in a low-key manner: "Royal brother, hey, my sister-in-law is here too?"
Ji Yunqing glanced at King Zhao and then spoke: "I came here to take a look, but I don't know what this trip is for."
King Lie smiled and said, "What else can I do? Didn't I find a lot of paintings about my brother a few days ago? I heard there is a small workshop here, so I came to take a look."
Paintings of King Zhao
Ji Yunqing's heart tightened and his scalp went numb.
The creator of those paintings...is her.
Stop talking, stop talking, why let her come here?
Did he want her to draw some more?