As soon as they met, before Princess Chun was held accountable, Lu knelt down first and bowed his head to apologize: "Report to the princess, it was a lowly concubine who did not teach A Tao well, and it hurt the third girl. Everything is the fault of the princess. Please punish her."

Princess Chun and Concubine Yao were both stunned.

Although this Lu family is just a tofu Xishi, he is very arrogant and even the prince dares to scold him. Why is he so unscrupulous today?

At this moment, Xu Roujia walked to Princess Chun with the three-cut flute and said uneasy: "Auntie, I didn't deliberately chase my third cousin, but this flute was given by my grandmother. The third cousin broke my flute. I was scared for a moment and wanted to catch up with my third cousin and asked her to accompany me to explain in front of my grandmother, so as not to misunderstand that I did not carefully keep the things she gave me."

Princess Chun:...

Was the flute given to her mother-in-law, Concubine Hui?

Does A Tao, who was named Princess because of her appearance resembled her niece, really feel wronged, or do you say this on purpose to remind them that there is a noble support behind her?

However, no matter what the little girl thought, the matter that Guang Dizi was given to her by Concubine Hui was enough to consider Princess Chun.

"Sister, is A Tao's disciple really broken by Fu'er?" Princess Chun turned her head and asked Concubine Yao, as if she had only learned the truth.

Concubine Yao secretly clenched her hands, but she was also afraid of Concubine Hui.

Isn't you afraid, the prince's biological mother!

If the prince is the heaven of their women, then Concubine Hui is the heaven outside the sky.

"I, I don't know. When Fu'er fell, I was anxious and distressed, and I didn't have time to ask clearly." Concubine Yao cleverly made an excuse for herself, and then angrily scolded the maid beside her daughter: "It's all your fault, why don't you explain it to me?"

The poor maid didn't dare to say anything and silently took the blame for her master.

Since everyone thinks that Zhou Fu is responsible for it, Xu Roujia and Lu are naturally not wrong.

After the interrogation, Xu Roujia and Lu left happily.

That night, Zhou Qi heard about this.

He naturally knew where Xu Roujia's flute came from. He lies because he was afraid of being punished by Princess Chun and Concubine Yao?

But she was too bold. What if Princess Chun came to the palace to ask her grandmother for confirmation, and her grandmother said she would let her go?

Zhou Qi didn't care about Xu Roujia, but he didn't want this girl to implicate her biological mother.

It seems that he has to warn her again.

The next morning, Xu Roujia and Lu Yilan came to Huaiyuan for class. Halfway through the way, they saw Zhou Qi and Lu Ding standing in front.
Chapter completed!