On the occasion of rebirth Zhou Sui

Chapter 84 Pavilion Laurel Tree

Author: He Tiantian from Lotus Picking

Chapter 84 Pavilion Laurel Tree

‘Could this girl be Yang Yong’s concubine?’

Such speculation came to his mind, but he saw her wearing white flowers on her head. Cui Che immediately denied this possibility, and did not hear that Yang Yong's father-in-law had died recently.

As the saying goes, if you want to be pretty, you must be filial. Even if a woman wears palace clothes, white flowers on her hair can also enhance her beauty. Cui Che has seen many beautiful women, but there is only one who is as graceful and luxurious as hers.

, couldn't help but forget the purpose of this trip, and stopped to admire the beauty under the moon from a distance.

Yang Lihua had actually noticed the person coming from the corner of her eye. She thought he was passing by the garden, but she kept looking at herself without thinking, with no hidden admiration in her eyes.

She put down the hand holding her chin, turned around to face Cui Che, frowned and said:

"You've seen enough!"

Cui Che also felt a little embarrassed when someone caught him peeping. He was not from Meng Lang. Moreover, the ladies in the East Palace were either Yang Yong's wives or concubines, or officials' families. They were not the objects of teasing. Cui Che said in apology:

"My dear Cui Che, I didn't mean to offend my wife. Please forgive me."

Just as he was about to walk away, he heard the woman say with slight surprise:

"You are Cui Che!"

Because of his height that did not match his age, Yang Lihua never thought that the visitor was looking at Brother Che. Only when he heard his name, did he know his identity. By some strange combination of circumstances, Yang Lihua sent out the invitation:

"We meet each other by chance, and we are destined to meet each other. Why not come and sit in the pavilion for a while."

Cui Che was not surprised that the woman had heard of him. The incident of Xu Menlixue had greatly enhanced his presence in Chang'an, but he was hesitant about the woman's invitation.

"It doesn't matter, she is a woman and she is not afraid of people's words. How can I be afraid of being a man?"

After all, it is a moving pavilion.

"May I ask what you call Madam?"

Although it is a bit frivolous to ask a woman's name, you can't always call her "ma'am".

"Cui Jun will know in the future."

Yang Lihua did not want to reveal her name.

Cui Che was stunned, thinking that this woman was so ignorant that she invited someone here, but she didn't even want to tell her her last name.

"Since we met by chance, how did Madam know that we would see each other again?"

However, Yang Lihua avoided answering. She got up and walked to a blooming osmanthus tree. When she passed Cui Che, she was filled with a burst of fragrance.

"The clouds think of my clothes, the flowers think of my face, and the spring breeze blows on the threshold and the dew is thick. If I hadn't seen you on the top of a group of jade mountains, I would have seen you under the moon on Yaotai."

After Yang Lihua recited, she turned to Cui Che in the pavilion and asked knowingly:

"I wonder which family Cui Jun's poem was written to?"

I don’t know how this poem "Qingping Diao·Clouds Think of Clothes and Flowers Think of Face" was circulated last year, but the world doesn’t know who the poem refers to.

Of course, Cui Che couldn't tell people that he was writing about Yang Lihua. The past two years had been the period when he was considering marrying Yang Awu, so he couldn't let people misunderstand that he admired his sister.

"You pick it up randomly, you don't have to point it out."

As soon as Cui Che's words came out, Yang Lihua's expression changed on the spot, but she was holding the moonlight behind her, so Cui Che couldn't see clearly. Moreover, the annoyance was fleeting, and her face was replaced with a smile:

"It's a good one, but I don't know if it's a good night and a good moon. Can Mr. Cui let me hear the new work again?"

"Although the scenery is beautiful, Che is not in the mood for poetry today. Since Madam thinks there is still a day to see each other again, we might as well discuss poetry with Madam someday."

Cui Che has a lot of poetry, but not everyone can give it to him.

In the seven years since he traveled back in time, he has only given poems to his aunt Cui Zhaorong and his ex-mother-in-law Yang Lihua. Although the woman in front of him is beautiful and elegant, she can't even get a poem out of Brother Che's belly.

Cui Che's refusal caught Yang Lihua by surprise. Brother Che saw her chest swelled with anger, and a string of breasts sank into her already plump breasts. Cui Che couldn't help but be attracted to her.

Sensing Cui Che's gaze, Yang Lihua quickly turned around. Her cheeks turned red, but she began to talk nonsense:

"I'm sure if Princess Lanling were to meet her face to face, she would be able to elicit the poetic feelings in Cui Jun's heart."

After saying that, I started to panic again. Why did I speak like this? It seemed that I was jealous of Ah Wu.

Cui Che's attention was not focused on this at all, but he began to wonder, how did this woman know that there was a possibility that she and Yang Awu would have a relationship? Could it be that she was a relative of the Yang family?

The more he thought about it, the more likely it was, but he didn't think about Yang Lihua.

As we all know, since Yang Lihua moved to another palace, she has only entered the palace once when the young emperor was assassinated. She has always lived in seclusion and the most visited place is the royal nunnery. How could she know about his affair with Yang Awu.

But Cui Che was able to confirm that this woman had a close relationship with her new mother-in-law, Dugu Jialuo. After all, it was a matter of honor for her daughter, and Dugu Jialu would not mention it to outsiders before the matter was settled.

In the past, he was able to show courtesy to his former mother-in-law Yang Lihua, but now when he met someone close to his new mother-in-law, Cui Che did not hesitate to write a poem or two. He also knew that he had a third wife and a beautiful concubine, so he had to handle his relationship with his mother-in-law carefully.

After making up his mind, Cui Che racked his brains, recalling poems suitable for the scene, and finally got one. However, when he saw the woman was about to leave, he stretched out his arm and took her hand in desperation.

A full moon hung high, under the sweet-scented osmanthus tree, Yang Lihua turned around in shock and met Cui Che's eyes. The evening breeze blew and there was no more unnecessary sound.

Cui Che reacted and quickly let go. He explained in a panic:

"I, I didn't do it on purpose. I just had an idea. I got the poem. When I saw my wife was about to leave, I lost my sense of caution."

Even in modern times, you cannot hold the hand of a strange woman at will, let alone in ancient times. Even in the late Southern and Northern Dynasties, when Hu and Han merged and the atmosphere was more open, it was not to this extent.

He even saw the scene of this woman crying and complaining about her frivolity in front of Dugu Jialuo.

It's over, my Ah Wu has flown away.

Yang Lihua was even more confused. She took her hand back, her cheeks turned red and her heartbeat became faster and faster.

She forced herself to remain calm and said:

"Cui Jun just chants."

When Cui Che saw that the woman had not turned against her, his heart finally dropped.

But the poem I had thought of before was definitely inappropriate. Fortunately, I had a bright idea and immediately recited one of Li Bai's "Songs of the Four O'clock in the Midnight":

"There is a moon in Chang'an, and the sound of thousands of households banging their clothes.

“The autumn wind never blows away, but there is always love between the two.

"On what day will the barbarians be pacified? A good man will stop his expedition."

After chanting, Cui Che explained again:

"The Turks often have the intention of invading, the northern territory is uneasy, and the common people are suffering, so Che sighs like this."

Changing this song is obviously to use the positive image of caring about the country and the people to downplay his frivolous behavior just now.

Why did you get started!

Yang Lihua's heartbeat slowed down a lot, but her face was still very rosy. She didn't dare to look at Cui Che anymore, she just gave a few vague compliments and left.

But I heard Cui Che pleading from behind:

"What Cai Che did just now was really an unintentional mistake. Madam, please don't say anything to others."

Yang Lihua recalled the previous scene of holding hands with him, and she felt even more ashamed, even walking a little faster.

(End of chapter)