Chapter 11 — Royal Regret

A smile appeared in my eyes. "Then speak for yourself." Tieu Nghien took a half step forward, his face pale but his voice clear. "You insulted my mother, and also insulted my dignity." "Please compensate." The young man glared at him. "What are you?" Mrs. Khanh Quoc immediately stopped him. She understood better than a child, if those words were said again, it wouldn't be over with a slap. She pressed her grandson's shoulder. "Compensate." The young man refused to move. Mrs. Khanh Quoc Cong used force, it hurt so much that its eyes turned red, and finally bowed its head slightly. "I was wrong." Tieu Nghien looked at it. "You don't have to talk to the ground." The whole hall was silent again for a moment. I don't prevent it. Mrs. Khanh Quoc Cong could barely keep face. The teenager was forced to raise his head, gritted his teeth and said: "Tieu Nghien, I was wrong." Only then did Tieu Nghien return the favor. "I remember." I looked at it, the heavy coldness in my heart gradually loosened. Not every child who has been bullied knows how to pick himself up. It knows. The husband also looked at it one more time. "Little Master Doan Vuong Phu has a strong mind, today's policy is also good." This compliment was not heavy, but enough to make the eyes of the ladies present change. The capital is the place best at raising highs and trampling lows. The four words sick orphan, if added with intelligence and politeness, will no longer be just a joke. When leaving An Vuong Palace, Lady Khanh Quoc did not see me off. An Vuong Phi personally sent him to the second gate. Her smile was more genuine when I first arrived. "Today, Doan Vuong Phi protected you, it really makes people look at you with different eyes." I said: "As a mother, I cannot watch my child suffer useless humiliation." She glanced at Tieu Nghien. "If this child is raised well, he may not lose in the future." I smiled calmly. "I never intended to let him lose." An Vuong Phi was stunned and then laughed. On the carriage ride back to the palace, Tieu Nghien was always silent. I opened the curtain and saw people walking on the street, bustling as usual. It suddenly asked me: "Mother, did I cause trouble today?" I let down the curtain. "No." "But you made Khanh Quoc Cong Palace lose face." "They made you lose face first." He lowered his head to look at the dried ink on his sleeve. "Before in the temple, someone scolded me. If you don't pay attention, it will pass." I looked at him. "That's because before, no one prosecuted for you." "But now you are the heir to Doan Vuong Palace." "Forbearance can be a choice, it cannot be a forced fate." Tieu Nghien. Slowly raised my head. "Then in the future I won't hold back." I nodded. "Remember this sentence." When returning to the Palace, the eyes of the gatekeeper looked at me more cautiously than before. Xuan Dao helped Tieu Nghien get out of the car and couldn't help but whisper: "The news spread really fast." I said: "What the capital lacks most is its tongue." Before entering the Hanh Vu courtyard, the people from the front court had already arrived. "Your Highness, the Royal Family, please come to the main hall." I asked: "Only invite me?" The little private bowed his head. "The prince said that the young master must also come." I looked at Tieu Nghien. His face was still a bit white but his back was straight. "Mother, I'm going." I fixed his robe. "Let's go then." In the main hall, Tieu Thua Canh sat on the main seat, Lieu Nhu Mi was also there. She is still under detention but is dressed elegantly, her eyes are slightly red, and she looks worried about the Royal Palace. Tieu Thua Canh saw us entering, and as soon as he opened his mouth, he was cold. "Shen Lenh Nghi, today you slapped the little prince of Khanh Quoc Duke's residence in An Vuong Palace. Do you know how much trouble you caused to the Vuong Palace?" I stood in the hall. "The news received by the Vuong Gia was not complete." "I did not slap the little prince of Khanh Quoc Duke Palace." "I slapped the disrespectful person who insulted the heir of the family." Lieu Nhu Mi spoke softly. said: “Sister, it's just an argument between

Children, why do you need to be so unsightly? I looked at her. "Lieu Trac Phi's detention hasn't ended yet, why are you already concerned about sectarian matters?" Her face turned white. Tieu Thua Canh frowned. "It was my king who sent her here." I smiled. "It turns out that the Queen Mother's ban on going to the Royal Family can also be reduced." Tieu Thua Canh's face darkened. "Shen Lenh Nghi, do you have to oppose this king in every word?" I held Tieu Nghien's hand. "If the Royal Family only wants to reprimand me, then there is no need to waste words." "I protect my son, do not admit mistakes." 11 The atmosphere in the main hall was solid. cold down. Tieu Thua Canh stared at me like he was meeting me for the first time. Before, as long as he had a quiet face, I would take a step back. Now, no matter how ugly his face is, he can't suppress me even half of it. Lieu Nhu Mi lowered her head and wiped the corner of her eyes. "Your Majesty, my sister just loves me too much, don't be angry with her." She spoke very thoughtfully, but her eyes fell on Tieu Nghien. Inside is hidden coldness. Tieu Nghien did not avoid it. He stood next to me, his fingers slightly clenched but not bowing his head. Tieu Thua Canh looked at it. "Today in sect school, why didn't you give in first?" Tieu Nghien bowed. "Bam Vuong, the student has taken half a step back."