Lord Huo picked up a real princess

Chapter 50
"Brother, Wanwan will play the piano for you."

The young girl has a beautiful face, her face is like a peach blossom, and her eyes are like stars.

With slender jade fingers, wonderful tunes poured out.

It is melodious and melodious, and it knocks on the heart.

The long hair that had just been washed fell over her shoulders like a waterfall, and a few strands fell down, brushing against the bright red flower on her cheek.

The picture is breathtakingly beautiful.

Wanwan's Guqin Enlightenment is the most prestigious qin player in the Great Zhou Dynasty, traveling around the world, and accepting only three apprentices.

She once sighed: "If Princess Zhaohe is born, I'm afraid there will be no place for me. It's a pity..."

Wanwan was born with a weak body and was bound by her identity, so she could not live freely in the end.

The piano sounds.

The bright moon is shining, and the stars are shining brightly.

The little girl's eyebrows and eyes are brighter than the stars, and they are contained in a clearness.

"Brother, does Wanwan play well?"

Huo Yin looked away and nodded slowly.

Wanwan was very happy to get the affirmation.

"Wanwan can still dance, next time when the moon is full, can Wanwan dance for you?"

Shyness was hidden in the girl's eyes, like a spring of hot water, soaking into people's hearts bit by bit.

No one refused.

...

Huo Yin asked Sun Puying to come forward and contact Wanwan with a high school in Haicheng.

Candid High School.

Unlike public general high schools that have entry thresholds, schools like Qiande that can be attended with money are notoriously polarized in the quality of students.

Good is good, bad is bad.

There are tuition subsidies for good grades, as well as undergraduate grade rewards. Poor students can’t pass the general high school, so they can only spend money to go to private schools, and the teachers hired by the teachers are no worse than the general high school teachers, so those who come to go to school with virtue Quite a lot.

There are also a small part of them who read from other places.

Because the tuition fee of Qiande is very affordable compared with those private high schools outside.

However, if there are many people who do not study in a school, the atmosphere will naturally be affected.

Wanwan didn't have any proof of school status, so she couldn't get into a state-run high school, so she could only spend some money to send her to Qiande High School.

Sun Puying has a cousin who is Gande, who spends his days fooling around with those bastards in his class. He scratched his head: "Brother Huo, why don't you send your sister to a better school?"

He was a little worried, Wan Wan was such a cute and beautiful girl, she wouldn't worry about sending her anywhere.

At first, Sun Puying thought that Wanwan was Huo Yin's little lover, so she didn't dare to have too much contact with her, but later she knew that the two of them were completely brother and sister, so she became more courageous.

Huo Yin sat in the car, with his face hidden in the smoke, stretched out his hand outside the car and shook his head.

Wanwan is timid and not very familiar with the world, so once she is sent far away, she can only stay in the house.

Huo Yin asked for her opinion.

As soon as Wanwan heard that she was going to live somewhere else alone, Wanwan shook her head like a rattle, "No, no, no, Wanwan, don't live in another place, and it won't take a week to see brother."

The little girl felt aggrieved, as if she was about to be abandoned by someone.

Huo Yin reached out and touched her head, but didn't want to send her away.

Just study in Gande for a while, and when she is familiar with everything, it will not be too late to transfer to another school.

As for Sun Puying's fear that the little girl would fail in her studies, Huo Yin wasn't worried at all.

I never need to be supervised by others, and I will take the initiative to practice calligraphy after eating. Once I sit down, I will start writing from the simplest one, two, three, and continue to write the last word learned that day.

He had never seen a more well-behaved child than Wanwan.

(End of this chapter)