Xianggui

Sun and Mu first suspected that Feifei had taken things to Xuandong, and then heard what Jiang Xi said, and they became even more convinced.

He smiled and said, "Go back and tell the princess that Feifei did it unintentionally. It would be better if the hairpin could be found, but it really can't be found. Please don't blame it, the princess."

As soon as Jiang Xi left, Sun Yumu happily rushed to the outer study to find Lord Sun.

At the beginning of Haishi, Sun Yumu was reading a book, and the excited voice of the boy came from outside, "Your Majesty, Feifei is here again."

The boy brought Feifei in.

Sun Yumu just brushed against Feifei's feathers when he saw them. The "little pocket" was also newly replaced. Thinking that he must have a rest, the little thing had an argument with Xunxiang and flew here angrily.

Now that you are here, stay.

He ordered the boy to lock up any important things that Feifei could pick up or grab. As for the unimportant things, it can take them whenever it wants.

In Ziyuan, Xunxiang is still angry.

That Xiaoxi had to sleep in the bedroom at night, and she disliked the bad smell in the bedroom. It selfishly thrust its sharp beak into the fish tank, trying to force the little fairy out of the bedroom.

Xunxiang didn't want to. She endured the fishy smell but kept the little fairy in the bedroom, just to stimulate it every day, hoping that it would "ripen and mature" as soon as possible.

The little thing got angry and flew away again.

Feifei didn't return to the princess mansion for many days in a row. During the day, I went to Qiu Mansion and Puguang Temple to play, and at night, I went to Sun Mansion to rest. Sun Mansion was almost like another home. If Ding Lichun and Ding Liren stayed at home, Feifei would also go to Ding's house to spend the night.

If the three of them are not at home at night, I wonder where it will go.

Knowing the traces of the little thing, Xunxiang ignored it.

On this day, a middle-aged monk from Puguang Temple came to Xunxiang and handed her a tips bag, saying that Abbot Hui Ren asked him to send it over.

This monk is Hui Bei, a direct disciple of the old monk, and also the junior brother of Abbot Hui Ren.

Xunxiang touched it, and it should be what Feifei took from Sun Yumu.

She thanked her and said with a smile, "Can you please ask Master Hongxiao to go to Ding Mansion to give a Zen lecture tomorrow?"

She knew that the little monk wanted to go down the mountain to play.

Master Huibei smiled and said, "Amitabha, Master Poor Monk said that Junior Brother Hongyi has grown up, and he must calm down and study Buddhism in the future, and cannot leave the temple at will."

Poor Uncle Xiaoba, it’s time to work harder.

Xunxiang asked Jiang Xi to accompany Hui Bei to eat vegetarian food in the front yard, and asked people to quickly make vegetarian snacks that old and young monks like to eat.

Dongyang also heard that a monk of Hui generation came to the house. When Xunxiang went to have lunch, he asked, "What does the monk in Puguang Temple want from you?"

"Feifei took a few things to Puguang Temple a few days ago. Master Huibei thought they were mine and returned them to me. The things are not mine, but belong to the grandson..."

Dongyang's eyes circled around Xunxiang's face, "Feifei and Sun Shizi have a very good relationship."

Xunxiang didn't like that look. He explained, "Well, it has good friendships with Sister Qiu and Master Hong. It will visit those three places during this period. If the grandfather and brothers of the Ding family are at home, they will also go to the Ding Mansion."

"Xiangxiang, you will be thirteen this year. If you think your grandson is good enough, can you ask your grandmother to grant you a marriage? At the beginning, Feng girl..."

"I've been thinking about it for a long time" is not easy to say.

Xun Xiang shook her head, "I'm still young and don't want to think about marriage for the time being."

Dongyang looked at Xunxiang. This girl's life was much better than that of Feng Yatou. She had what Feng Yatou couldn't get at her fingertips, but she didn't care...

When Hui Bei left, Xun Xiang gave the old monk two boxes of plain cakes, and the young monk, Abbot Hui Ren, and Hui Bei each had a box of plain cakes.

Hui Bei didn't expect that there was one of her own, so she smiled and thanked her. Thinking that Sun Yumu was about to leave, Xunxiang asked Jiang Xi to go to Zhenhaihou Mansion and hand over his purse to him.

Sun Yumu excitedly took out the hairpin. His father must have seen it and touched it. I wonder how he is doing now...

One afternoon a few days later, three fast horses galloped into Beijing, frightening the people on both sides of the street to avoid them.

The street patrol officer stepped forward to stop him. The person in front took out a token and waved it, and the officer quickly got out of the way.

They went straight to the palace.

It was Qiu Wangzhi and his two soldiers.

The emperor summoned him alone in the side hall.

After hearing Qiu Wangzhi's report, the emperor was very angry.

He patted the Long case and cursed, "These bastards, with their salary from the imperial court, are acting against the law, deceiving superiors and subordinates, and excluding dissidents... I trust him so much in vain. Continue to investigate and see if there are any other deeds."

Qiu Wangzhi said, "I will leave two subordinates behind and let them continue the investigation..."

Sun Yumu, who was standing behind the emperor, had his eyelids drooped and his hand on the sword handle tightened.

On his way back home, Qiu Wangzhi went to a bank store on the street.

He took out two broken tortoise shell comb grates and asked the shopkeeper, "Can you make a red gold cover to connect them together? The carvings on the red gold should be connected to the carvings on the comb grate, and the broken comb teeth should be repaired with red gold?" "

The shopkeeper looked at it and said, "It's so laborious and requires top craftsmen to make it. It costs a lot of money. It's better to buy a new tortoiseshell comb."

Qiu Wangzhi shook his head and said, "Do as I say, no matter how much it costs."

The shopkeeper looked at the young man, whose clothes were dirty and smelled of sweat. He touched the abacus beads a few times and said, "Red gold and handicrafts, a total of one hundred and twenty taels of silver."

Qiu Wangzhi was stunned for a moment before realizing that he was afraid that he would have no money. He took out a banknote from his arms and said, "No need to give change, it must be done well."

The shopkeeper smiled and bowed, "Thank you, uncle. This will take more time than making a comb. I will pick it up in twenty days."

Qiu Wangzhi bought two pieces of jewelry for his grandmother and daughter. After thinking about it, I chose a pair of pearl earrings and a hosta that were suitable for a girl to wear.

This thing may never be given away, but he bought it anyway.

After returning to Duke Wei's mansion, Qiu Wangzhi went directly to the outer study to take a shower, and then hurried to the old lady's yard.

"The prince is back, the prince is back."

The girl guarding the door shouted happily, and the quiet courtyard immediately became noisy.

In the house, Qiu Yuhan and the old lady were watching Feifei play with treasures. When they heard that their father was back, they ran out quickly.

"Daddy, daddy, I miss you."

Seeing that her father had lost weight and looked different from before, she felt distressed and cried, "Dad has lost weight, is his injury still healed?"

Qiu Wangzhi happily picked up his daughter, kissed her and said with a smile, "The injury is healed. Daddy is fine."

Seeing Feifei yelling at him again, he smiled even more happily, "Feifei returned to Beijing earlier than me."

The old lady sat on the Arhat bed and looked at her grandson whom she had not seen for more than two months. Her face was rosy and her complexion was better than in previous winters.

Qiu Wangzhi put down his daughter, knelt down and kowtowed to the old lady, "My grandson has seen my grandma. Judging from her complexion, she is in much better health than before."

The old lady smiled and said, "It's strange, your father and I are in better health this winter than in previous years. Especially your father, who couldn't even get out of bed in the winter in previous years, but this year he can walk around the house even on the first day of the new year." Come and kowtow to me..." (End of Chapter)