She is lonely

Chapter 385 A Red Bean, Wants to Single Out This Universe 64
But the national teacher didn't understand the reason. When he heard Mai Lian say this, he asked in surprise: "Why don't you want to go? Your Uncle Xun has taken care of you for so long. Mai Lian must be sensible and grateful."

Mai Lian raised his head from the volume of books he was holding in front of his desk, and said, "I... have been there before."

"Then go with daddy one more time, Mailian, and daddy will buy you your favorite dragon beard cake when you come back, okay?" The national teacher is quite indifferent and arrogant in front of outsiders, but in his own lovely little daughter In front of her was just a daughter slave, and she was reluctant to say even half a heavy sentence to the little princess, so she could only speak softly and coaxingly to get Mai Lian to agree.

Mai Lian was still hesitant at first, but was coaxed by the national teacher's father, and also heard that the national teacher's father said that he would buy dragon beard crisps for himself, Mai Lian finally agreed without any hope.

But when he set off, Mai Lian did not forget to put the papers he had written during this time into his backpack neatly.

Seeing Mai Lian's actions, the national teacher couldn't help but smile with relief: "Are you going to bring your Uncle Xun for inspection?"

Mai Lian's ears blushed slightly after seeing through his thoughts, and he gave a short "hmm" in a slightly milky nasal voice.

Mai Lian hoped that Uncle Xun could see that she had been studying and studying seriously during this time, and that she was not fooling around with nothing to do. She hoped that he could change his opinion of her a little bit.

But unfortunately, when he returned to the Xun Mansion, Xun Siyuan was not at the mansion. Mrs. Xun said that Xun Siyuan had something to do with the Imperial College and asked Xun Siyuan to go there, but he has not returned yet.

Hearing these words, Mai Lian breathed a sigh of relief, but at the same time felt a little bit lost.

Mai Lian had no choice but to sit obediently beside the national teacher's father, listen carefully to the chat between the national teacher's father and Mrs. Xun, and occasionally echoed a sentence or two.

After waiting for almost an hour, the national teacher took Mai Lian away from the Xun Mansion, but what Mailian didn't expect was that the national teacher's father took her out of the carriage and waited to buy dragons at the street stall. When I was about to be crispy, I ran into Xun Siyuan who was returning home.

In fact, Mailian can buy small things like buying snacks by himself, and the national teacher can even order his subordinates to buy them, but the national teacher has always doted on Mai Lian. After all, he is such a careful girl. Even if it is a small matter, he will personally realize it for Mailian.

So he is also willing to spare time to accompany the little girl in line to buy her favorite dragon beard crisps, as long as Mailian is happy.

While waiting in front of the small stall, the national teacher first discovered Xun Siyuan's carriage passing by, and he just called out uncertainly, but the carriage stopped quickly, followed by the curtain of the carriage, Xun Siyuan Si Yuan followed the sound and looked over.

"It's really you, Si Yuan, I just came out of your house." The national teacher greeted his friend with a smile.

Xun Siyuan, who was sitting in the carriage, looked over indifferently, and his gaze slowly fell from Mailian back to the national teacher. He also nodded, and calmly got out of the carriage, walked towards them, and smiled faintly: "Why are you here?" wait?"

"Buy some snacks for the little girl to coax her." The national teacher turned to look at Mai Lian who bowed his head and said nothing, and said helplessly, "Mailian, why didn't you say hello to Uncle Xun?"

When Mai Lian was told by the national teacher's father, he had no choice but to bite the bullet and raised his head, glanced at Xun Siyuan, then quickly looked away, and called "Uncle Xun" as thin as a mosquito,
(End of this chapter)