The Whole Dynasty Spoils the Tyrant’s Two-and-a-Half-Year-Old Daughter

   Chapter 40 Must be an illusion

   Of course, this is all for later.

   Jun Yu is still working hard to get Jun Ning to read as his companion.

   Even though he respects Jun Ning's choice, he should have no less effort.

   He begged Jun Ning for a long time, but Jun Ning was unwilling to nod and agree anyway. Even if he promises Jun Ning with his own life that he will not let the father and emperor trouble him, nor let anyone restrain him, nor let him be punished for starvation with him, Jun Ning still refuses.

   In the end, I was in a hurry, and Jun Ning directly rejected Jun Yu because he needed to grow vegetables recently, couldn't be distracted, and didn't have time to read as a companion to Jun Yu, and there was no more euphemism.

   Jun Yu didn't get the result he wanted, and there was no hope of continuing to ask for it, so he could only leave in a sullen mood.

   The two seem to have broken up, but in the hearts of Jun Ning and Jun Yu, neither one is angry with the other.

   Jun Yu will be unhappy, just because he will not be able to read and play with the boss often in the future, and can only come to him occasionally, feeling a little lost in his heart.

   As soon as he left, Qionghua appeared. After watching Jun Yu leave, she said to Jun Ning: "One by one, your choice is not wrong. Mother supports you."

   Jun Ning looked at Qionghua, "Mother, I thought you wouldn't support me."

  Because it is a very promising thing for both him and Qionghua to read as a companion to the son of the queen.

   If they can't get it right, they will be able to get out of the cold palace and get rid of this suffering and afflicted day completely. Even if the luck is good, it is not impossible to rise to the top and reach the pinnacle of life.

   But, such a good opportunity was easily passed by Jun Ning.

"Thinking about it." Qionghua hugged Jun Ning, "There are so many dangers outside, how could my mother make fun of your safety? You, as long as you can grow up safely, you will always be healthy and healthy. As for whether you will be rich or not in the future, Whether you become a talent or not, my mother doesn't care at all."

   Qionghua's words are the hope of all mothers in the world.

"Mother..." Jun Ning hugged Qionghua back, rubbed her head in her arms, and sighed, "If only A Yu's mother could think like this, A Yu would not live at a young age. So lucky."

   "What? Is the Empress Dowager treating him badly?" Qionghua asked anxiously, and there was also a bit of worry that was hard to be noticed between his brows.

   Jun Ning saw it with his keen observation.

   He asked inexplicably, "Mother, you seem to be worried about Ayu?"

   This kind of worry is a bit over the top. It's not like an ordinary elder's concern for a junior, but a mother's concern for a son.

   Thinking of this, Jun Ning scared himself, how could he think like this?

  The seventeenth prince is the queen's son, how could he have anything to do with his mother, a maid who was imprisoned in the cold palace?

   It must have been his illusion just now.

   "Is there?" Qionghua smiled awkwardly, and cleverly changed the subject, "The porridge sent by the palace servants today is still fresh and thick. Mother has warmed it up for you. Come and drink it with your mother?"

   Jun Ning saw that Qionghua didn't want to say more, and he didn't chase after him. He jumped up and went to drink porridge with Qionghua.

   Qionghua didn't answer the question that came up just now, so he was just taken away.

  The mother and the son are kind and filial, and the years are quiet and good, but the seventeenth prince is miserable.

   (end of this chapter)