The End of Path of Regrets Chapter 48

After reading Fei Ke Shu’s poems, Avery really couldn’t hate this woman. She felt that maybe it was the female ghost Zhu Cai who had misunderstood. Fei Ke Shu was not the kind of person she said. However, when Avery really saw c0ncubine Ke Shu, she was not as excited as she had imagined.

c0ncubine Ke Shu is beautiful, with charming apricot eyes enchanting, and willow eyebrows flying into the temple, which is different from the beauty of Avery and Qingli. She is extraordinarily beautiful, with red lips and eyebrows. It does seem to have the persuasive power of a generation of favorite c0ncubines. She came to see Emperor Jing Heng, and Emperor Jing Heng also wanted to ask her for some new poems to please Avery, so she was rarely willing to see her. c0ncubine Ke Shu was quite happy at first, but when she saw Avery next to Emperor Jing Heng, her eyes suddenly changed.

The female ghost Zhu Cai’s appearance is not beautiful, and c0ncubine Ke Shu jealously wants to kill her, not to mention her looks no less than her Avery? Seeing Emperor Jing Heng sitting on the dragon chair, and Avery standing beside him, although he was wearing the clothes of an ordinary female official, his hair was solemnly stringed, and his face was straight up, but the beauty radiated from his bones. It is hard to forget at a glance.

With such a beauty by her side, how could His Majesty’s heart stay for her? c0ncubine Ke Shu was very annoyed, but there was no mountain or dew on her face. She gave a salute to Emperor Jing Heng and said coquettishly: “Your Majesty, the summer is very hot, and the c0ncubine has specially prepared a sour plum soup for you to cool and relieve the heat. Come, will The soup is served.”

The maid behind him immediately stepped forward and presented the tray. c0ncubine Ke Shu glanced at Avery with a pleasing eyebrow, and secretly said that she didn’t look like a scheming man, but how many of the women in the court were really kind-hearted? Thinking of this, she deliberately picked up the soup bowl, scooped up a spoon and sent it to Emperor Jing Heng’s mouth.