My Entire Family’s Gone Haywire!

   Chapter 1876

  Jing and the princess are the most beloved princesses in the royal family. When she used to be the princess, she was very much liked by the Queen Mother.

  Therefore, in addition to the wedding specifications of the princess stipulated by the imperial court, her dowry also includes makeup from the Queen Mother, Queen Mother, Queen Xue, and the concubines of the emperor’s harem.

  And this time, in addition to officials from the Ministry of Rites, the Empress Dowager came in person, followed by Princess Jinghe’s younger brother, the eldest son of King Kang’s Mansion.

"Too grandma! It's really you! When I saw Uncle Shen, I still thought that you asked him to deliver the things or escorted you personally. In the end, you came personally!" Gu Xin ran into the carriage. Side, stretched out his hand to support the Empress Dowager.

  The Queen Mother, who is almost 80 years old, is no different from the state when she met Gu Xin and them a few years ago. It can be said that she is younger.

  A pair of piercing eyes, seeing my three great-granddaughters in a very good mood, especially Gu Xin.

  At the beginning, Gu Xin had an accident, and everyone kept it from her. When she knew it, the news of Gu Xin was sent back from the Quicksand Country. Although she was worried, it was not like the worry of Gu Xin's family when Gu Xin had just had an accident.

  She raised her hand and touched Gu Xin's face: "Our Xiaoxinxin has grown up, is taller, and thinner! It must have been suffering in the west."

Gu Xin smiled and shook his head: "It is neither bitter nor bitter. Too grandma, I am now the most powerful princess of our Da Zhou, even better than Sister Zhen! I am happy and don't cry at all. I can eat fat when I lose weight. , Grandma, don't care about me!"

  The Queen Mother couldn’t help but smile: "Hahahahaha, you girl."

  The sisters stood around the Empress Dowager and followed in her footsteps into the Palace of King Kang.

  Kang and his wife and Princess Jinghe hurried out to greet them when they got the news, and the dowry they sent was filled with a courtyard.

  King Kang asked the butler to take officials from the Ministry of Rites to the inn to rest. If you want to live in the inn of Xue’s family, you can also pay for it.

  The officials of the Ministry of Rites are extremely helpless. Lord Kang’s temperament has been like a day for decades. Please be generous to say a kind words to the officials. You are not polite.

  The young man in the palace also went to the Gu’s family to report the letter. The emperor was too late.

  Gu Shouxin also asked Cai Xiaolian, Zhang's family and Yang's family to clean up, and came to the Palace of King Kang.

Uncle Gu is still busy, not in Kuncheng, and Fourth Uncle Gu is also at Baiyucheng. He will be back in two days. Only if Gu Shouxin is not busy, he will return to Beijing to report to the Ministry of Rites in October. There is no need to do anything in the yamen. Handover with Qianliangduo, Qianliangduo has been acting as the acting prefect for half a year. Coupled with Gu Shouxin's deliberate training in the past two years, he is familiar with Yamen himself.

  So, the only brothers are Gu Shouxin.

  Entered the Kang Palace, the Queen Mother heard the girls talk about the Westland again, and listened to the little princess Shalin's lame Dazhou dialect to introduce the West, so happy.

After the children had finished speaking, she told the sisters about another thing: "Linlin was also planning to come, come this time and take you home. But before leaving, she found out that she was pregnant again. No, I won’t be able to come. Anyway, after Jing and married, you will return to Beijing, and I will resolutely not take her with her."

  The three sisters of the Gu family were very surprised. The last time the three aunts gave birth to twins, they said that three is enough, two sons and one daughter, like her, are protected by brothers and become pearls in the palm!

  This is there again, they are going to be cousins ​​again.

  (End of this chapter)