The wife of the female Zun Kuaichuan is a doting maniac

Chapter 1375 She is my fiancée

If Si Qianling could sit behind him, they would have more opportunities to spend time together in the future, wouldn't that be a good thing?

Huangfu Danyang waved his hand at the woman and said, "Since it is the will of the twelfth imperial sister, please change your seat!"

If we really talk about status and rank, Su Qiruo is now a first-rank duke, and has more prestige than the princess.

Su Qiruo glanced in the direction of Huangfu Yusu and Huangfu Danyang and said nothing more.

If Si Qianling moved, she would follow.

If Si Qianling wanted to sit here, she would of course accompany him.

For Su Qiruo, it doesn't matter whether she sits in the front or the back.

She had a general understanding of the courses in the Imperial College, all of which she had studied before.

The reason he was willing to come here now was simply because he didn't want to disappoint the Emperor and the Queen, and also to find an excuse for himself to stay in Kyoto and search for evidence.

Si Qianling turned around and asked Su Qiruo, "Sister Aruo, do you want to move to the front?"

He didn't want to do this from the bottom of his heart. Although this place was a little further back, it was quieter.

And if he moved closer to the princesses and princes, he wouldn't have to worry about dealing with them.

There is a struggle for power in the court, and many people want to drag the Prime Minister's Mansion into trouble. His grandmother remains neutral, so he has to be careful when making friends with others.

Seeing the displeasure in his eyes, Su Qiruo said, "It's nice to sit here."

Hearing him say this, Si Qianling couldn't help but curl the corners of his mouth.

Sister Aruo really knew what he was thinking.

Huangfu Yushu and Huangfu Danyang, who were not far away, also heard the conversation between the two. Seeing that they were unwilling, Huangfu Yushu did not dare to force them, so he ordered people to move his table next to Su Qiruo and let the original people change seats. Su Qiruo did not expect that the little princess was so clingy, and she felt helpless.

Upon seeing this, Huangfu Danyang kicked the table indignantly, but he didn't dare to move over openly to compete with Su Qiruo for the person.

The Wei family had already offended the Queen Mother with what happened yesterday. If she dared to provoke Su Qiruo again, the Queen Mother would definitely not let her off easily.

Huangfu Yusu was a talkative person, and Su Qiruo mostly just listened to her, occasionally responding with a few words, but she never showed any impatience at all.

Si Qianling could see that his sister Aruo seemed to be very tolerant of the Twelfth Prince.

The children who studied in the Imperial College were either royal relatives or aristocratic families, and some were extremely outstanding children sent by side branches. These children often had a great talent for studying and were highly valued by the teachers, so they were rarely bullied in the Imperial College.

Apart from anything else, the students in the Imperial College still respect the teacher very much.

After all, the Emperor is behind the Imperial College. Anyone who dares to disrespect his teachers would be disrespecting the King.

One class lasts one hour, with a quarter-hour break in between, and classes last four hours a day.

They are not idle during the rest of the time. After returning home, they will learn other knowledge from teachers who are hired at a high price by each mansion.

What Su Qiruo felt most deeply after entering the Imperial College was that life was not easy for children in the capital. Although her family's school had strict discipline, it also gave the children enough freedom.

They are not like the young masters and young ladies from aristocratic families in the capital, who are confined to this small world of the capital and try hard to grow up to be what their elders want them to be.

With Huangfu Yusu around, Su Qiruo's days in the Imperial College were quite interesting.

Even those who were in the Fourth Princess' party did not dare to act rashly in front of her.

It was not until the Imperial College was ordered by the Emperor to hold a Cuju competition that not only students from the Imperial College, but also anyone under the age of 20 in Kyoto could participate.