As soon as the palace maid Xin'er entered the palace, the empress dowager passed away and was sent by her nanny to keep vigil outside the mourning hall.
Dark clouds covered the moon and the wind blew. She was trembling with fear. When she saw someone coming, she thought they were the young eunuchs who came to watch the night. So she grabbed the sleeve of the visitor's mourning clothes and said bravely: "My father-in-law is so heroic, so he must have strong yang energy. Can you stay with me for the night?" She reluctantly took out the silver coins from her arms, "How about one tael of silver for one night?"
Although the eunuchs probably don't have any yang energy, two people are better than one, so Xin'er wants to make do with it.
This makeshift lasted for seven days, until the funeral ceremony was over, Xin'er was called to leave by the East Palace.
It has been heard that the prince has a unicorn talent, aloof temperament, and does not like to have people close to him. The East Palace has always been solemn and orderly, and no one dares to make any mistakes.
This was the first time that Xin'er helped the prince change his clothes. She didn't dare to raise her head. The more nervous she became, the more her hands shook. She actually tied the lace into a tight knot and couldn't untie it for a long time. Just when she thought her life was in danger, a pair of big, well-jointed hands came up.
Xin'er quickly knelt down and begged for mercy, but when she glanced at the bronze mirror beside her, she couldn't help but be stunned.
How come the tall and majestic man in the python robe in the bronze mirror looks exactly like the little eunuch who accompanied her at night...
Thinking of what she had done to the "little eunuch" in those seven days, Xin'er wanted to grab the ground with her head.
She originally wanted to be an honest little quail from afar, but unexpectedly, the high and mighty Prince asked her to accompany him——
The tea couldn't be hot or cold, and the cakes couldn't be square or round. In the end, they all ended up in Xin'er's belly.
She often accompanied him to study until he was naked, polished ink, held a lamp, fanned and incense, and even heated the bed and huddled on the prince's big rosewood bed. How could she dare to sleep peacefully.
He really wanted to torture her.
Everyone in the palace was waiting to see when Xin'er would be kicked out of the East Palace.
Waiting and waiting, until the prince, who had always been steady and self-possessed, lost his composure, Linlin rushed into the palace of the concubine Xian, picked up Xin'er who had fainted on her knees and returned to the bedroom regardless of the obstruction.
Later, the prince made exceptions again and again for this little palace maid who was not as brave as a cat.
Xin'er always thought that the "little eunuch" accompanied her through those seven difficult days. It wasn't until she got to the back seat that she realized that those seven days were also supposed to be the most depressing and miserable days for the "little eunuch."
Where thousands of lights are extinguished, I meet the light of your palm.
Overhead, sc, 1v1, he.
(Copywritten on 2023.5.31)
Intention: Live hard.