Chapter 7 — I became the Crown Princess

Mother sent concubines many times to visit me in the palace, but was refused. I heard that the eldest sister and Trieu Dien had an affair and married him with a big belly. It cannot be called marriage, because after Trieu Hau was beheaded, Lady Hau and Trieu Dien were both reduced to slavery. Trieu Dien was bought by his mother to Bui Palace to become a coachman. As for how a rough coachman could crawl into the bed of the lady of the house, no one knows. It was said that Bui Tinh Nhan was locked in Trieu Dien's servant room all day, constantly screaming that she was the prince's wife. Bui Phu's back yard was completely under her mother's control. My father couldn't resist, he simply didn't mind and didn't mind, he kept an outside house, and didn't return home all day. I casually glanced at the news transmitted by the dark guard. Unfortunate. Perhaps he didn't know, that weak, soft-looking girl was a girl her mother had worked hard to find, trained specifically to serve men. Every day she gently served her soup and stew, adding a little something inside. I'm afraid that soon, my father will only have to lie in bed for the rest of his life. But these things cannot disturb my mind anymore. Not far away, So Kieu wore a nine-string jade crown and an almond-yellow robe embroidered with a dragon pattern, with a smile in his eyes. He reached out to me and called out: "Crown Princess, come here quickly. The investiture ceremony is about to begin!" I smiled, stood up, held his hand, and walked forward shoulder to shoulder with him. The sunlight shines on you, bringing gentle warmth. With you, the rest of my life will be smooth and peaceful. Complete.