th, Mo Xuetong tu

yal to you," she said, playing up her cuteness as much as possible. She pulled on Madam Qin's sleeves as if

ital too, after some time. Come and vis

you so much. If not for you taking care of me w

r beautiful eyes. She looked at the woman longingly, pulling on the corn

... Tong'er is so obedient, how can my he

dience. She had forgotten all the unpleasantness of the past. Besides, the se

grandsons were old enough. She had to settle their marriage! Especially that eldest grandson of h

de green and the eight flowers were all growing from one branch. The shape and c

our respects to Madam?" Mo He asked in confus

that Young Master Xuan had even sold a few of his treasured paintings for the orchid. It

her mother. Luckily, Cousin Xuan had found the rare orchid, which improved the odds of her making a good impr

eded the lady to give her an early opening

he matters between the noble lady and her mother's

le. Ask them to find out what we need to do a rite. I

to appease he mother's spirit first. No matter what, she would get

her eyes were red. Mo Xuetong got upset when she thought of her mother, so s

to Qingliang Temple. Because she was from a

e monks in the temple. Mo Xuetong brought an elderly maid with he

help to light their altar lamps. The second level was on the middle floor. Those from the noble families of Cloud City would have their altars here. Mo Xuetong's m

mother. It was said that she had been an ordinary palace made with no title who had never been doted upon. She'd died not long

ager, nobody would light this altar light. Hearing that the princess's mother w

uetong intended t

etong's grandfather recently. Though Sima Lingyun had orchestrated her grandfather's downfall, Princess Mingzhu had clear

e to the Buddhist temple to pay respects. Mo Xuetong wa

She indeed discovered two guards standing there. They looked solemn and stood stiffly. The

down. She found her mother's alta

t in the hall. They could only hear a little nun knocking on a wooden fish instrument at the cor

laced in front o

ry front was a young man in his twenties. He had a gold crown on his head and wore a teal robe with dark print. His smile was like the spring wind and he seemed like

guard behind

ook at where Mo Xuetong, still kneeling wi

elt silently

ner of this orchid?"

t forty. She was slightly shocked when she s

f you are the owne

Does nanny need something?

It was awkward for her too. Her master liked the orchid but did not want to

Mo Xuetong smiled an

your orchid. Is it possible?" The woman smiled politely and squatted next to Mo Xuetong, opening a beautiful box of pea

ery one of them was full and round. It was difficult to find one, much less six. The maid by her side was shell-shocked. She came up and looked at

e small characters on the box with her finger. There was a character for "pearl" written in dancing characters. S

p and smiled

the box of eastern p

had traced the character on the box lightly before she spoke. It was obvious that she

speak when Mo X

. Since your master really likes this orchid, I will give it to them. You don't need to give me

ked up the vase of orchid carefully. She wiped it gently before putting it in the woman's han

an examine it carefully," Mo Xuetong said meaningfully

nd the tense relationship betwe

ip impossible to break. She knew something was

he elderly maid. Even the Princess' servant, who had seen and gone through many things, was shocked. She looked at the orchid

ady," a soft, autho

es

ully when she passed the young man. She saw that the black boots with golden threads had sto