Transmigrated As My Former Uncle’s Sweetheart

Chapter 1508 I want you to swear

No matter how bad, Xiaoqi is only fourteen years older than Jill. He is twenty-nine years old this year. Although it is indeed a little older compared to Jill, it is not as old as the father said.

A lot of people, isn't it his father himself?

Lu Liang looked towards the seventh day of the seventh day with some sympathy.

She had long thought that the emperor would use age to suppress the seventh day, but he just didn't say that Xiaoqi was shameless.

Now think about it, if the emperor was not the emperor, then her father would probably point to Long Marting’s nose and curse like this, right?

He was so thick-skinned back then that he had to marry her. Now when someone else came to marry his daughter, he was embarrassed to use his age to tell things.

Didn't the emperor forget what happened back then?

However, Lu Liangwei sympathized with the seventh day of the seventh day of sympathy, but did not rush to help him out.

Although she can trust her character on the seventh day of the year, marriage is a major event and cannot be sloppy.

She also wanted to see how Xiao Qi felt about Jill.

If she couldn't bear this ugly thing, she could hardly believe that Jill would be happy if she married him in the future.

On the seventh day of the seventh day, after hearing what Long Yang said, he did not refute, nor did he have the slightest anger or annoyance on his face. He lowered his head and said ashamed: "The emperor is right, the minister is indeed overpowered, but the minister still wants to ask. Marrying Princess Jill, I hope the emperor and the empress can agree."

Just as Long Yang was about to say something ugly, Lu Liang saw it, held his hand at the right time, and said first: "Xiao Qi, we all understand what you mean. You want to marry Jill. But I want to know. It only took a few days. Why did you make this decision? Are you serious, or because you can't hold back Jill, is this wronged?"

On the seventh day of the seventh lunar month, he raised his head and looked serious, without the slightest joking, "Weichen is serious. Weichen is determined to marry Princess Jier. It is not anyone, but...Weichen's heart is happy Princess Jier." His entire face was flushed, and his hands hung beside him, clenched tightly, ashamed and ashamed.

In front of people, he felt embarrassed to say such things, but he had to say it.

He wants to show to the empress what he wants for Jill.

When Lu Liangwei saw him finish speaking, his whole face was boiling, and he couldn't help feeling funny.

Alas, in fact, he can't be blamed for this. He hasn't had a girl he likes at a young age and lacks experience.

But his reaction still made her very satisfied.

Although the emperor is a bit awkward now, he has always been a clean and self-conscious person, and he is even more dedicated to his wife, and the children he teaches are naturally the same.

If Jill marries such a person, she will definitely be very happy. There will be no bad things. Don't worry, Xiao Qi will mess up the flowers in the future.

At this point, she was very relieved and satisfied.

Mothers, don’t they hope that their daughters can marry a good man without being wronged or sad?

Although Xiao Qi's age was much older than Jill, she never thought it was a problem.

Just like herself, after marrying the emperor, she was so much loved, not to mention that the emperor never made her feel sad, and she was the emperor, who accommodated her and condoned her in everything.

She has been here for half of her life, and she is happy and happy.

To be honest, she was very happy to have a son-in-law like Xiao Qi, and before Long Marting could speak, she agreed, "Xiao Qi, this palace promises you to marry Ji Er as your wife. But you have to I swear to be kind to Jill for the rest of my life, to make her live happily, not to make her sad, but to accommodate and tolerate her more."

Hearing this, Long Yang frowned and looked at her, his tone of dissatisfaction, "Why did you agree?" He didn't even embarrass Xiao Qi.

(End of this chapter)