Female Queen Quick Time Travel: The Wife is a Husband Lover

“Leave the rest of the matter to the imperial sister’s people! You and Yingyi will recruit good people and accompany me as an envoy to Western Qin.”

 “The subordinates take orders.”

Su Qiruo arranged things in Kyoto and took Si Qianling and Si Qianchen into the palace to say goodbye.

This time, Si Qianling was not used to not meeting Lin Jinshu in Fengyi Palace.

Before leaving the palace, Si Qianling wanted to visit Lin Jinshu, but was stopped at the door of his palace.

“Your Majesty Xiangui has been feeling unwell for the past two days, so I won’t invite you in for fear that your Highness will be affected by the illness.”

“How serious is his illness?”

Remembering that Lin Jinshu pretended to be sick last time and refused to sleep with him, he thought it would be the same this time, so Si Qianling didn't think much about it.

The palace attendant pursed his lips, hesitated to speak, and finally lowered his eyes and said: "The noble Lord is fine, I just asked the servant to convey his apology, I am afraid that he will not be able to send His Highness out of the capital in person."

“It’s okay, just let him take good care of himself. I will definitely come back in the future, and we will see each other again.”

Si Qianling said goodbye and left, not knowing that he would never see that gentle man again.

On the day Su Qiruo accompanied the Western Qin envoy back to the country, bad news came from the palace that the Xiangui Lord died of illness.

Just when the news was sent out of the palace, the team heading to Western Qin had already left the capital.

There was a feeling of sadness in Fengyi Palace, and the queen sighed hoarsely with red eyes: "This idiot!"

 He knew that Lin Jinshu had been unhappy since the emperor issued the imperial edict of marriage, and thought that if he was given time, he would eventually figure it out.

Unexpectedly, he didn’t want to live anymore and lost his life directly.

 If he knew this would be the case, he would not ignore it no matter what and let Lin Jinshu be alone.

 What kind of obsession can make a person starve to death? Lin Jinshu has never touched a drop of water or a grain of rice since the marriage decree was given.

 He has made up his mind that he does not want to live anymore.

  No matter how hard the people around you try to persuade you, you cannot persuade someone who wants to die.

 Although this matter has nothing to do with Su Qiruo, the Queen always feels in her heart that she is indebted.

Even if his daughter didn’t know there was such a secret love from beginning to end, she died because of her.

With this thought in mind, the queen copied a volume of scriptures herself, hoping that the child would be reborn into a good family and achieve perfection in the next life.

"Don't be too sad. Just take care of yourself. If His Highness finds out, I'm afraid he will be blamed."

The "Your Highness" in the palace attendant's mouth was referring to Su Qiruo. He had served the Queen since he was a child, and no one knew the Queen's thoughts better than him.

 The Queen feels uncomfortable after leaving you, but no matter what, you have to take care of your own body!

“If I had known that this child was so obsessed with it, I would have stopped him in the first place.”

The queen still remembered that she had sent the decree for the Lin family's legitimate son to enter the palace. Lin Jinshu had not been happy at all in the palace in the past few years, and he could see it.

 But he had never done anything for him.

He has always been a cowardly person. His cowardice at first prevented him from resisting the fate of entering the palace. Later, his cowardice prevented him from protecting his daughter. Now his cowardice has become the main culprit for Lin Jinshu's death.

"I can't blame you for this. If I hadn't been protected by you all these years, how could I have been able to gain a foothold in the palace with my virtuous and noble temperament?"

 The palace attendants were advising him.

“Maybe he didn’t even think about living a good life.”

That imperial decree granting marriage was just the straw that broke the camel's back. (End of chapter)