After rebirth, Princess Bai Yueguang turned black

Chapter 1436 The Queen Mother Dies

Author: Gongsun Xiaoyue

Chapter 1436 The Queen Mother Dies

The Queen Mother suddenly suffered from severe bleeding after giving birth.

When the little emperor hurried over, he only saw the queen mother lying quietly on the bed, with a pale and silent face.

Her breathing became weak, she could no longer open her eyes, nor could she hear the calls of the people around her.

"Save the Queen Mother, please save the Queen Mother!" Ci'er cried and said to An Yulian.

"Ci'er, be quiet!"

Gu Changyuan took his arm and forced him to calm down, "If you make a big noise here, it will only affect the doctors' efforts to rescue you, and it will not do any good to your mother!"

Although Ci'er's face was still full of tears, she quickly calmed down.

He choked and whispered: "Dad, what's going on? My mother was fine before, so why did she suddenly say she was bleeding heavily?"

Gu Changyuan said softly: "When your mother gave birth to you, it was extremely dangerous."

"In this way, the queen mother should not have had children because she was in poor health." Ci'er sobbed and said, "My grandmother also had difficulty in giving birth, which led to her weak body and early death. Now the queen mother also..."

These words made Gu Changyuan feel like his heart was cut by a knife, painful and regretful.

It was not that he didn't know that Ying Ning was in poor health, but he was overwhelmed by the joy of reunion.

He wanted to find his lost daughter so much that he put Yingning in such a dangerous place again.

Why does he always make the wrong choice no matter how many times he repeats his life?

If he had known this, why would he come back and hurt Ying Ning again?

Gu Changyuan looked at the pale woman lying on the bed, stunned and dumbfounded.

Until Ci'er cried and grabbed his hand, shaking it desperately: "The queen is dead, the queen is gone, I have no mother, no more mother! You pay for my mother! Wuwuwu...

"

Gu Changyuan's mind went blank, and the whole world turned upside down in front of him, losing all color.

The Queen Mother passed away.

The imperial city and the court were shocked.

The whole country declared mourning.

The little emperor was so heartbroken that he did not go to court to handle state affairs for three months.

…

Three years later.

The emperor patrolled the border, and then went to the south for a private visit incognito.

The carriage and horses stopped by a lake with beautiful scenery. The willow trees on both sides stretched into the distance, and the green leaves and pink lotus flowers reflected the scenery as far as the eye could see.

Gu Ci jumped off the carriage, told people to wait here, and walked alone to a small pavilion by the lake.

In the exquisite octagonal pavilion, the stone table is filled with lotus pods and various fresh fruits.

A very beautiful little girl with pink and jade carvings was sitting at the table, wearing a bun with an upturned bun and a pink shirt. Her bare feet were shaking, and she was picking lotus seeds from the lotus pods with her little fingers, one by one.

The grains are placed on a plate.

A pair of hands stretched out from behind and covered her eyes: "Little princess, guess who I am?"

"You are Ci'er!"

The little girl spoke clearly, but with a strong southern voice, soft and waxy, and a bit unquestionable certainty.

Gu Ci let go of his hand, reached for the lotus seeds she had just dug out, threw it into his mouth, then jumped onto the stone bench opposite her and sat down: "Little girl, how come you can guess it every time? Also, no.

If you call me Ci'er, call me brother!"

"Father and mother call you Ci'er, why can't I?"

"You are not a parent." Gu Ci pinched her bulging cheeks and said, "Call brother, hurry up!"

"Dad, mother!"

The little girl yelled, "Brother Emperor is bullying me!"

Gu Ci hurriedly let go of his hand, but still saw a slender figure leaping from the lake.

(End of chapter)