Chapter 8 — The First Female Guardian

His most important thing every day is asking if I'm free to eat with him today or not. I said I don't have time. He sat next to him and waited. I asked: "Your Highness, don't you have official duties?" He sighed: "Your Majesty said the king's greatest duty is not to cause any more trouble for you." "So how can you do it?" He seriously thought. "Not very good." I nodded: "I also understand myself." He smiled and held my hand. "Tham Le." "Yes?" "Are you done with today's accounts?" "Almost." "Then you can look at me once you've finished calculating." some?” He looked at me expectantly. Still that incredibly beautiful face. I tried to endure. But he couldn't help it. "Okay." He immediately laughed. I bowed my head and continued to play the abacus. But the corners of the lips could not be lowered. Side story Sometimes the emperor will feel regretful. That year, why did Ta Hanh Chu be sent to hear the Tham family's case? If you can't send anyone, you have to send him. Now it's good. The younger brother is no more. Also became a member of the Tham family. The more I think, the angrier I get. The inner lady carefully asked: "Your Majesty, do we need to summon Viet Vuong to the palace?" The Emperor sneered: "Why summon him? Look at him boasting that there is someone to manage the books for him?" The inner servant did not dare to speak. After a while, the emperor asked again: "How many more households have female guardians had this year?" "Your Majesty, there have been more than two thousand households." The emperor's face calmed down a bit. "It's also useful." The inner lady breathed a sigh of relief. Right after that, the emperor said again: "Viet Vuong is an exception." No one understands regret better than me. No one. Run out of