Female Queen Quick Time Travel: The Wife is a Husband Lover

 Chapter 1375 She is my fiancée

If Si Qianling could sit behind him, they would have many more opportunities to get along in the future, wouldn't it be a good thing?

Huangfu Danyang waved his hand towards the woman: "Since it's the Twelve Princesses, please change your position!"

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

Su Qiruo glanced in the direction of Huangfu Yushu and Huangfu Danyang, but didn't say much.

 If Si Qianling moves, she will follow.

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

 For Su Qiruo, it doesn't matter much if you sit in the front or in the back.

She had a rough understanding of the subjects of the Imperial College, which she had learned before.

　　Now that I am willing to come here, I just don’t want to offend the emperor and the queen, and I also want to find an excuse for myself to stay in Kyoto to search for evidence.

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

He himself didn’t want to from the bottom of his heart. Although it was further back, it was better than being quiet.

And moving near the princess and the princes, he didn't have to worry about dealing with them that much.

The rights of the DPRK are **** up. How many people want to launch the water in the house, and the grandmother keeps neutrality. He must be careful with others.

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

 Hearing what he said, Si Qianling couldn't help but curl up his lips.

Sister Aruo really knew what he meant.

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 it, so she ordered someone to move her table next to Su Qiruo and let them sit down. The original person changed places. Su Qiruo didn't expect that the little princess would be so clingy, and felt helpless.

When Huangfu Danyang saw this, he kicked the table angrily. After all, he did not dare to blatantly move over to fight with Su Qiruo.

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 lightly.

Huangfu Yushu talked a lot, and Su Qiruo mostly listened to what she said. She occasionally responded with a few words, but she didn't show any impatience.

Si Qianling could tell that his sister Aruo seemed to be very tolerant of His Highness.

 The children who studied in the Imperial College were from aristocratic families in addition to relatives of the emperor, and some were extremely outstanding children sent from other branches. Such children often had excellent reading talents and were highly valued by their masters, and they were not bullied much in the Imperial College.

Apart from anything else, the students in the Imperial College still respect the Master.

 After all, behind the Imperial Academy is the emperor. Anyone who dares to disrespect his teacher is disrespecting the king.

 A class lasts for one hour, with a two-quarter-hour break in between. There are four hours of classes a day.

They are not allowed to be idle during the rest of the time. They will also learn other knowledge after returning to their hometowns. They are all tutors hired by each government with huge sums of money.

What struck Su Qiruo most deeply after entering the Imperial College was that life was not easy for children in the capital. Although her family's family studies were strict, they also gave the children enough freedom.

It's not like these young ladies from aristocratic families in the capital, who are trapped in the capital, trying to grow up to be what their elders want them to be.

 With Huangfu Yushu here, Su Qiruo's life in the Imperial College was quite interesting.

 Even the members of the Four Princesses' party did not dare to prance in front of her.

Until the Imperial College was ordered by the emperor to hold a Cuju competition, not only the students of the Imperial College, but also anyone under twenty years old in Kyoto could participate.