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

  Chapter 79 Waking Up Hungry

   "Bao'er, what else do you want? Just tell the royal father, don't cry, okay?" The concern in Emperor Yongning's eyes was undisguised.

   Jun Ning used this opportunity to achieve the purpose of taking her mother out of the cold palace. It stands to reason that she has nothing to cry anymore, and she doesn't want to cry anymore.

   But why is she still crying?

  Because she cried for too long and too much, now her actions are completely out of her control, and she can't stop if she wants to.

   It wasn't until she was tired from crying that she really had no strength, and her sleepiness struck, then she closed her eyes and fell asleep, and stopped crying.

Emperor Yongning's tense nerves could be regarded as a little slack. He took a deep breath, freed up a hand to hold Jun Ning, and helped Jun Ning wipe off the tears hanging from the corner of his eyes, and then patted lightly. Her back continued to lull her to sleep.

   When he heard that she fell asleep and choked from time to time, the uncomfortable feeling in his heart came up again.

   His Boa suffered this time.

   He secretly said in his heart that he would never let Bo’er suffer from this again in the future.

  Liu Concubine, as a bystander, sees Emperor Yongning's doting, worrying, and loving towards Jun Ning most clearly. Probably Aiwu Jiwu, she didn't hate Jun Ning at first, but now she loves Jun Ning even more.

   In addition, she has never raised children, and she is full of expectations for children.

   She stretched out her hands and said expectantly, "Your Majesty, rest for a while and let the concubine hug the little princess to sleep?"

   "No!" Emperor Yongning refused: "Bao'er has just fallen asleep, and if someone else hugs her, I'm afraid she will wake up, so let her sleep like this for a while. Liu Concubine, go back first!"

   "Oh..." Liu Concubine nodded in disappointment, and then reluctantly glanced at the little princess in Emperor Yongning's arms before saying: "Then the concubine will retire first."

   Jun Ning slept until midnight.

  Before she was at the Queen's place, because she was busy with serious business, she didn't have dinner. After returning to the imperial study with Emperor Yongning, he fell asleep because he was too tired from crying, but he still didn't have dinner.

   At this moment, she woke up directly from hunger, and her stomach kept singing empty city plans.

   She got up from the bed, looked around, and wanted to find someone to help her get something to eat, but found that there was only Emperor Yongning beside her. At this moment, he was sitting in front of the case, looking at the memorial handed over by the minister, and his brows were tightly furrowed.

   But he didn't just look at the book, regardless of Jun Ning.

   He always remembered that Jun Ning didn't eat dinner, so he criticized the book while waiting for Jun Ning to wake up. He was always paying attention to Jun Ning's movements.

   And he also instructed from the imperial kitchen that his baby's meal should be prepared at any time, so that when he wakes up, he can eat hot food.

   Hearing Jun Ning's stomach rumbling at this moment, Emperor Yongning thought that Jun Ning might be awake, he pinched his eyebrows and glanced in Jun Ning's direction.

   Seeing that Jun Ning was really awake, he put down the book in his hand and said to the night watchman outside: "Quickly bring up the meal prepared for the princess."

   "Bao'er, are you starving?" Emperor Yongning sat up beside Jun Ning and touched her stomach, "Wait at most for a quarter of an hour, and the meal will be served immediately."

  Jun Ning had another thing in mind from before going to bed until now. And she didn't know why, but at this moment, she was so flustered that she wanted to go to the cold palace to have a look.

   (end of this chapter)