Coming out of the temple, Shu Yao still rode in the same carriage with Shu Ya. Shu Yao held back a lot of words, and hesitated for a long time whether to tell her sister. This kind of thing is shocking, although she recognizes him in her heart, she still feels uneasy when she faces Shu Ya.

Who would have thought that soon after getting in the car, Shu Ya's head would be little by little, and she looked extremely sleepy. She had no choice but to pull Shuya over and lean on her shoulder to make her sleep more comfortable.

I think it was raining, and when I came back, I used about two more sticks of incense than when I came, and by the time I got off the carriage, it was already a little dark.

Mrs. Yu was in front, Shu Yao and Shu Ya were behind, and after a few steps, she suddenly heard someone in front of her speak:

"Mother is back, Shu'er failed to fulfill her filial piety, and I couldn't pick you up at Daxiangguo Temple today."

Mrs. Yu didn't know the inside story, but she only said that he had been busy for a day, so how could she have a reason to complain about him, and said:

"What is this, there will be opportunities in the future, don't take it to heart." As he spoke, he continued walking. When Mrs. Yu walked over, Shu Yao helped Shu Ya to him, Shu Ya bowed slightly to him, and said:

"Uncle Nine has worked hard for the court!"

Shu Yao also leaned over, but secretly looked up at him again, and when she saw that he was also looking at her, with affection in her eyes, her heart skipped a beat, and her ears turned red.

He looked at Shu Yao and said:

"You can be by my mother's side to do your filial piety for me, I should thank you!"

Shu Yao pursed the corners of his lips and smiled, lowered his head, and did not speak. Shu Ya felt a little strange, this ninth uncle usually didn't talk to his family much, and it was even more strange to be able to thank him as a thank you, so he hurriedly said:

"Uncle Nine is polite, we sisters are also very happy to be able to accompany the old lady out of the door."

Shen Junzhuo nodded, glanced at Shu Yao again, and turned to leave.

It's not early, it's been almost a day outside, and Mother Liu is still soaked, so Shu Ya sued Mrs. Yu and took the people from Yulan Courtyard back to the courtyard directly.

Liu's mother changed her dress, drank another bowl of ginger soup, and warmed up. She thought about it, looked at Shu Ya's normal appearance, and expected that Shu Yao didn't tell Shu Ya about today's events. She stood in front of Shu Ya's door and hesitated for a long time, watching Shu Ya's maids go in and out, Shu Ya was about to be settled, but she still didn't go in.

She sighed in her heart, thinking that after all, they were sisters, and what could she say to Shu Yao and Shu Ya well. After figuring it out, he walked back to his room.

On the second day, something unexpected happened in the Guogong Mansion: a post from the Prime Minister's Mansion was received on the door, not for Shen Junzhuo, nor for the grandfather of the country, but for Shu Yao.

Madame Jiang took the post, muttered for a while, and did not speak. Mother Jia stepped forward and pointed to the post in Mrs. Jiang's hand and said:

"Madame, what does that mean?"

The post is very exquisite, with gold leaf and incense, which is a pie for the woman in the boudoir. Looking at the post again, it was Mrs. Zhao Guo, the wife of Uncle Guo and the sister-in-law of the current saint, who invited Li Shuyao, the second daughter of Yongzhou Thorn History, to participate in the poetry meeting in the house.

Mrs. Jiang looked at it, sneered, and casually handed the post to Jia's mother, saying:

"The Prime Minister's Mansion is not a tiger's den in Longtan, Mrs. Zhao Guo sincerely invited, how can there be a reason not to give face. You go and send her over, and explain that there is no reason for young girls to always stay at home, go out and have a look, get to know some people, there are only benefits, no harm. ”

Mother Jia took the post and responded, although she didn't know what Mrs. Jiang's plan was, she still obediently went out to do something.

(End of chapter)