Her Majesty Was Pregnant Before Entering the Palace

Jiang Ning thought about it and decided that she could only trouble her old father at home.

Wen Xi took her waist card, brought Shui Hua out of the palace, and sent her to the Jiang family. ,

Shuihua was extremely frightened when she saw Jiang Shoufu.

"I never like slaves who rebel against my master. However, since the Crown Princess sent you here, I will keep you." Jiang Ruobai said, "You can go and serve Aunt Liu in her room. From now on, as long as you behave yourself, I can I promise you, no one will hinder your brother’s future. As long as he has the ability, he will definitely succeed."

Jiang Ruobai was the head of the civil service and had been the examiner of the imperial examination for several years. He still had a certain say in the imperial examination.

Shuihua's younger brother is going to take the imperial examination, and with Jiang Ruobai as her guarantor, she naturally has nothing to worry about.

The most important thing is that if the queen stays in the Jiang family, even if the queen wants to kill someone, she will not be able to do so.

Shuihua couldn't help but kowtow and shed tears of gratitude: "Thank you so much, Prime Minister. From now on, I will stay in the Prime Minister's Mansion as a cow and a horse to repay the kindness of the Crown Princess and the Prime Minister."

"Go ahead."

Jiang Ruobai waved to the steward to take her out.

The steward took her to Aunt Liu's courtyard and told her what the master had said.

Aunt Liu is a very thoughtful person. This slave came from the palace. Although she made a mistake, the Crown Princess did not punish her, but sent her to the Prime Minister's Mansion specially to protect her.

The Crown Princess is such a smart person, and since she keeps a slave who has made mistakes, it will naturally be useful in the future.

Aunt Liu thought for a moment and decided how to treat this palace maid in the future.

She smiled affectionately and said: "Miss Shuihua, since you have come to our house, don't use your old name. If you don't mind, I will give you a new name, and it will have a good start."

Shui Hua knelt down and said: "My slave didn't have a name originally. The master rewarded me with the name Shui Hua after I entered the palace. Now that I am a member of the Jiang family, my master is willing to give me my name. I am grateful."

In this era, the lives of children from poor families were insignificant, especially girls. Most of them didn't even have a serious name, they were just called random names like two girls or three girls. After getting married, she would bear the surnames of her husband's family and her maiden family, with nondescript codenames like Li Wang's and Zhang Wu's, making it seem like everyone was living in the trivial world of society.

If they sell their lives to find a way to survive, the names their masters change at their whim will be their new code names for the rest of their lives.

Living with dignity is already a luxury, let alone a name.

It doesn't matter to them.

Aunt Liu thought for a while and said with a smile: "I think the weather is very nice today, and the mandarin ducks in the lake outside are very interesting. Why don't you call them Biyuan."

"Thank you, auntie, for the honor."

"From now on, you will stay in my courtyard, follow the other girls to do needlework, and take care of the courtyard. The only thing is that you can do whatever you want in my small courtyard, and you are not allowed to wander around casually. I can't forgive you for bumping into the madam and the gentleman."

"All slaves have remembered it."

"Go." Aunt Liu called the maid next to her and asked her to take Biyuan to settle her.

This palace maid is actually a hot potato. It's not good to be strict, but it's not good to be loose.

Jiang Ruobai threw her here but refused to give her to the mistress because of his considerations.

In Jiang Ruobai's heart, his first wife Lin Zizi was a fairy daughter who did not eat the fireworks of the world. Jiang Ruobai was reluctant to let her work even half a cent, and he did not want a stranger from outside to disturb her.

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