"Miss, it's windy here, why don't you go and sit in the windy pavilion for a while, it's closest to the chrysanthemum garden, and the slave maid will send someone to send some hot tea and pastries, wouldn't it be better for Miss to sit there and enjoy the chrysanthemums than to stand in the wind?" As the wind grew stronger, Lime looked at the thin figure of the night and proposed with some concern.

Yeqing nodded, Lime immediately turned around and beckoned, and a clever palace maid ran over, took the order and turned to leave, Kikyo helped Yeqing into the Windy Pavilion, served her to sit down, and put down the bamboo curtains around the pavilion to block the wind, leaving only the side of the chrysanthemum garden.

At night, Qing sat in the pavilion with the stove in his hand, looking at the chrysanthemums of various colors outside the pavilion, and his mood suddenly improved. Sure enough, the beauty of nature is the most soothing.

"I'll go for a walk in the chrysanthemum garden, you can wait here." After looking at the chrysanthemum from a distance for a while, he got up at night and said to the lime and the bellflower.

Lime was opening up the things that were being sent one after another, and when she heard Yeqing say this, she was about to speak, but it was Kikyo who spoke first: "Let's let the slave follow the young lady, the slave and the maid will follow behind, and don't disturb the young lady to enjoy the flowers." ”

Hearing Kikyo say this, Lime immediately persuaded: "Miss, you just let Kikyo follow, the slave maid arranges food here, and it is just right to use some when Miss comes back." ”

Yeqing knew that he couldn't resist them, so he had to nod and walk towards the chrysanthemum garden, and the bellflower followed her not far away, which didn't hinder her from wanting to be alone, but it was a distance where she could say hello if she had something.

Standing in front of a black chrysanthemum at night, he was carefully outlining the shape of the petals with his eyes, and suddenly heard the sound of broken instruments coming from the road separated from the tall shrubs from the chrysanthemum garden, and then a palace maid hurriedly knelt on the ground and asked for sin: "The fourth highness forgives the sin, the slave maid is not intentionally disturbing His Highness, please forgive your highness!" When I got to the back, I still cried a little.

- Your Highness? Clear eyes at night, the son of the queen Wang, the only prince other than the crown prince in the palace of the Tianchu Dynasty - the fourth prince Chu Chenzhao?

was hit by the palace people like this, but I don't know how this noble prince would react?

Thinking of this, the night was clear, and he stretched out his hand to pull a black chrysanthemum to his nose, as if he was sniffing the fragrance of flowers, but his attention had long been focused on the other side of the shrub.

"The Imperial Garden is full of winding paths, why are you in such a hurry?" There was no anger, not even a trace of annoyance in his voice, and after the gentle and slightly childish voice sounded, Ye Qing actually had a trace of trembling.

――How kind are you doing? If Chu Chenxuan is concerned, how will he interpret the image of his prince? Probably a kick, right?

Ye Qing thought like this, but he never missed the movement on that side, and it was obvious that the palace maid was also shocked by the harmony of the four princes: "Slave maid, slave maid is ordered by the aunt of the imperial dining room to send pastries for Ye Liangdi, the aunt who passed the word said that Ye Liangdi is enjoying the flowers in the chrysanthemum garden, if the pastries are not sent quickly, and Liangdi has not taken care of her face when she returns after appreciating the flowers, then she will be punished, so the slave and maid did not look at the road carefully, and collided with the four princes, please forgive the four princes!" ”

Well? In order to deliver pastries to her in a hurry? Qingxiu raised her eyebrows at night, and then remembered that the lime seemed to stay in the pavilion to arrange pastries and tea, so she didn't follow.