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Chapter 233 Huanbi 02

These days, Zhen Huan's illness has become more and more real.

She was really speechless, but since Zhen Huan was her master, Huanbi didn't dare to question her decision. She had to take the opportunity to send Wen Shichu away to take a breath.

Suiyuxuan was very close to the Imperial Garden. Before she knew it, she had reached the Imperial Garden, but Wen Shichu, who had accompanied her, had disappeared.

Huanbi thought silently that maybe he was in a hurry to reincarnate. After all, in her opinion, there was no difference between rushing to prepare medicine for the illness and rushing to reincarnate.

The more she thought about it, the angrier she became. She had been living in extreme fear these days, especially when Jianqiu, who was by the Empress's side, came to visit and express her condolences. God knows she pinched her palms so hard that they were broken.

Fortunately, I got over it.

Once this matter was exposed, she, as Zhen Huan's personal maid, would definitely be implicated. But even if not for her own life, for the sake of Lord Zhen - her father, she had to help Zhen Huan pretend to be sick.

But when will this life of risking one's life end?

Huanbi angrily plucked a flower at hand to vent her anger, and didn't care about the palace rule that no flower or tree in the imperial garden can be destroyed at will. Anyway, with what happened to Zhen Huan, she would die sooner or later.

Picking one flower is not enough, so pick another leaf, and then another, and another...

"He looks pretty, but he's ruthless."

Suddenly a deep male voice sounded, obviously talking about Huanbi's crazy behavior of destroying flowers and plants.

When Huanbi saw the person coming, she quickly knelt down and saluted. The person was wearing a melon-shaped hat, rich clothes, and followed by a eunuch. She couldn't afford to offend him. "I know I am wrong."

No matter who the person in front of you is, he is more noble than you, so just slide down and kneel down quickly.

But the man snorted and laughed, "Okay, get up."

"Thank you, sir."

Huanbi stood up, not knowing who her master was. She just stood there silently, not daring to walk or move.

"Noble? Do you know which noble I am?"

"This slave doesn't know."

Huanbi didn't even dare to raise her head. Who cares who the noble man is? Could you please let her go?

But it was obvious that this person would not let her go, "Guess?"

Huanbi glanced at him, but couldn't guess it, so she could only reply, "I can't guess it..."

"I am Prince Guo," actually he was the emperor. He saw that the maid was young and ignorant. If he revealed his identity as the emperor, the maid would definitely be scared. But it was different because he was the seventeenth brother.

Sure enough, after learning that he was Prince Guo, Huanbi felt much more at ease. Everyone inside and outside the palace knew that Prince Guo was gentle and polite, and loved women, and he would definitely not punish her harshly.

Therefore, Huanbi bowed happily and said, "Greetings, Your Majesty."

The emperor knew that he had guessed the correct identity, but when he saw that the emperor was smiling because he was his seventeenth brother, he began to feel a little uncomfortable.

Just as she was about to change the subject, Huanbi spoke first, "I have always heard that the prince 'wish to win the heart of one person and stay together until old age'. Today, I see that the prince is really extraordinary and I admire him very much."

In fact, Huanbi didn't know Prince Guo very well. She only knew the words circulating among women that "only one person is enough" about him, so she brought it up randomly to praise him, hoping that she would be spared.

The emperor did not respond to her words. He had three palaces and six courtyards, so he turned to Huanbi and said, "Most women are kind and gentle, but you are different."

Huanbi was embarrassed and wished she could find a crack to hide in. The withered flowers and leaves under her feet were all trampled upon by her.

"Your servant..., your servant..." Huanbi stammered and couldn't explain clearly. She couldn't just tell the truth and take out her anger on flowers and plants because she was in a bad mood.

But she didn't dare to tell the truth. However, anyone with a discerning eye could see that it was very bold of her to vent her anger on flowers and plants. Then this "Prince Guo" snorted and laughed again.

He asked, "Which palace maid are you?"

Huanbi was desperate. She was doomed. Wasn't it said that Prince Guo was a kind person? Why did he insist on talking about the embarrassing topic? "I will serve you in Suiyu Pavilion."

"Oh? Suiyuxuan?"

The emperor looked at her in surprise. The person living in Suiyuxuan was Concubine Wan, who was ill and needed to rest. "I heard that Concubine Wan, who lives in Suiyuxuan, is ill?"

It was really what she was afraid of, this person would mention it, "Yes."

"Is she all right?"

Huanbi was shocked. This prince was too presumptuous. She had been serving Zhen Huan and naturally knew that Zhen Huan and Prince Guo did not know each other. But Prince Guo was overstepping his boundaries. How could he inquire about the emperor's concubines without knowing the rules?

If she was to be punished for the mistake she had just made, it would be her own fault, but if Zhen Huan was involved, it would involve the Zhen family, and then her father, and that wouldn't do!

In order to protect her father, she mustered up the courage in her heart and said bluntly, "Your Highness has crossed the line. Concubine Wan is still your sister-in-law after all. You shouldn't care about her."

The emperor laughed. This girl believed everything she heard. She was so naive. He said he was Prince Guo, and she believed him without a doubt. Now she was blaming him for her master. Facing the anger in her eyes, the emperor snorted and laughed again, "I was just asking casually. Don't you know your name?"

It didn't matter whether it was a casual question or not. Seeing that he didn't continue to ask about Zhen Huan's illness, Huanbi's anger subsided again. After all, he was the prince. "My name is Huanbi."

Call maid?

The emperor shook his head, saying that this was not a good name.

His habit of changing people's names came into play. He didn't think he needed to consider other people's feelings, so he casually said, "Calling you a maid? This name is not good. How about I give you another one, Yuyao? Yu means virtue, and Yao means beauty. You just protected the master loyally, so you deserve this name."

Huanbi thought that this prince had gone insane. The first time they met, he wanted to give someone a name. She was a servant, but Prince Guo shouldn't bully her like this.

But when she heard the word "jade", Huanbi felt sad.

Zhen Huan's original name was Zhen Yuhuan, with the character "Yu" in her generation name, but she thought "Yu" was too vulgar, so she abandoned it.

But the word "jade" is Huanbi's lifelong knot. She is also her father's daughter, but she can only be Zhen Huan's servant.

As for the name "Huanbi" given to her by her father, her father said that it was because her mother's original name was Bijuer, and the name means "Huanbi", which means that her father misses his mother. It does not mean calling a slave or a maid.

Huanbi looked sad. Thinking of her life experience, she could not remain indifferent. She could only force herself to thank Prince Guo, "Thank you for your kindness, Your Majesty, but I cannot change my name at will."

Seeing her sad expression, the emperor felt a little embarrassed. It was not his intention to be rude to such a beautiful woman.

He was relaxing in the Imperial Garden when he saw from afar a palace maid angrily plucking flowers. Her expression was mixed with grievance, and although she looked okay, her figure was eye-catching.

So he got in the mood and came over to have some fun.

Unexpectedly, he teased her too much, causing tears to well up in her eyes. It was obvious that she was thinking of something sad, probably because she was called a maid by him.

Although the emperor knew that he had done nothing wrong, making the beautiful woman sad was completely contrary to his original intention.