Lie Chang'an's first letter was delivered back more than a month after his departure, and it was not far from the Chinese New Year.

The letter only said that he had arrived at the border pass, and that the Jing army had also set up camp across the river, and that they were on the verge of breaking out with each other.

Perhaps because he was afraid of worrying about his hometown, he didn't say much about the situation, and then he only focused on asking Mo to take care of herself, eat on time, and wait for him to come back, and in the end he may have guessed that the letter should be about to celebrate the New Year when it came to her, so he left a sentence at the end of the letter.

Happy New Year, my beloved wife.

Wait for the husband to return.

The hometown saw tears in his eyes, and he held the letter on his chest and seemed to be able to feel the residual warmth and heat when he wrote down, and he suddenly couldn't cry.

When she replied to the letter, she didn't tell Lie Changan that she was actually very uncomfortable during this time, and she was used to the days when he was by her side, and his departure made it extremely difficult for her to adapt.

The weather was cold, and although there was a charcoal fire burning in the room, she would still be awakened by freezing when she dreamed back at midnight, and then looked at the empty right side, hiding in the bed and crying until she couldn't sleep.

I was used to waiting for him to come back for dinner every day, so when the time came, I couldn't help but cry when I looked at the figure who didn't appear on time at the door.

Accustomed to his occasional official business in the study, he often couldn't help but go to the study to see things and think about people, but only the emptiness and loneliness of the room came to him.

There is no way to tell in the letter that she has lived these days like a year, and she has lived a very hard time, for fear that he will be distracted, so he only said that he and his grandmother are all right, and then expressed a little missing, and left a sentence at the end of the letter.

Happy New Year, my husband.

Waiting for you to return.

I know that this letter will be in the hands of Lie Chang'an, and it is estimated that it will be a month later.

The days without him have become extremely difficult, and every day is muddy, and even a month has passed.

During this time, the hometown would go to ask her grandmother for tea every day, and she was not afraid of the cold and thinking about lying in bed, just thinking about how much she could help in the absence of Lie Chang'an.

But in the first few days, her grandmother treated her politely, and then she didn't want to continue to perfunctory as if she had lost any patience, so she directly used the Buddhist hall to pray for the blessing of Chang'an, don't disturb or simply close the door.

I can't figure out what I did wrong, or what I did wrong, why did my grandmother dislike her so coldly?

As a dignified princess, she has been pampered since she was a child, and she has never and does not need to compromise for anything, but because her grandmother is the most important relative of Lie Chang'an, she always inevitably lowers her posture in front of her grandmother, and always wants to please her.

But it seems that it is wrong not to do it, and it is even more wrong to do it.

I don't know what is wrong in my hometown, and I am only full of grievances and sadness.

Jasmine can't get used to it, although this is her uncle's grandmother, and she should respect the old and love the young, but Jasmine really doesn't like this grandmother who gives face to the princess everywhere.

Jasmine persuaded the princess not to get up so early every day to ask for peace, anyway, her grandmother was also closed and turned away, but she didn't listen to persuasion, she still insisted on getting up early every day to go to Nanyuan to ask for peace, as for her grandmother's reluctance to see it was her business, she had a clear conscience anyway.

It's the Spring Festival in a blink of an eye.

Although the hometown has been out of the palace to marry, but in the end it is a princess, and this time Lie Chang'an is out on an expedition, the emperor and queen plan to take her hometown back to the palace for the New Year, so as not to be alone outside the palace.