Although Emperor Huilin maintained his royal manners, his chopsticks moved obviously much faster, but he didn't forget to feed Queen Zhou with fish.
Qiao Jinniang watched from the side. It was said the Emperor and the Queen loved each other very much, and now it seemed to be true.
The Queen couldn't help but praise, "Miss Qiao is really good at cooking. Chen'er is lucky."
Qiao Jinniang bowed her head, twisted the handkerchief in her hands in embarrassment, and thought for a while.
At the risk of being beheaded, she knelt down and said,
"Your Majesties, His Royal Highness has given me a letter of divorce. We're no longer a couple, and I'll have nothing to do with His Royal Highness."
The Queen: "…"
It had been so many days, but Lu Chen still could not pacify Qiao Jinniang?
Emperor Huilin, who was scooping the fermented rice balls, put down the spoon and said,
