Fengqi Jingshi

Chapter 94

Coming out of the temple, Shu Yao and Shu Ya still rode in the same carriage.Shu Yao held back many words and hesitated for a long time whether to tell her sister or not.This kind of thing is shocking to the world. Although she believes in him in her heart, she still feels uneasy when facing Shu Ya.

Who would have thought that shortly after getting in the car, Shu Ya's head would start to twitch, and she looked extremely sleepy.She had no choice but to pull Shu Ya over and lean on her shoulder to make her sleep more comfortably.

I thought it was raining, and I used about two more sticks of incense on the return trip than when I came here. By the time I got off the carriage, the sky was already dark.

Mrs. Yu was in front, and Shu Yao and Shu Ya were behind. After walking a few steps, they suddenly heard someone talking in front:
"Mother is back, sorry for not being filial, I was not able to go to Daxiangguo Temple to pick you up today."

Madam Yu didn't know the inside story, she just said that he had been busy all day, so there was no reason to complain about him, and said:
"What's the matter, there will be opportunities in the future, don't keep it in your heart." He said, and continued to walk forward.After Mrs. Yu passed by, Shu Yao helped Shu Ya to come in front of him, Shu Ya gave him a slight bow and said:

"Uncle Nine has worked hard for the court affairs, you have worked hard!"

Shu Yao also bent down, but secretly looked up at him again, and seeing that he was also looking at her with affection in his eyes, her heart skipped a beat, and her ears turned red.

He looked at Shu Yao and said:

"You can accompany my mother and perform my filial piety for me. I should thank you!"

Shu Yao pursed her lips lightly and smiled, lowered her head and did not speak.Shu Ya felt a little strange, this Uncle Jiu usually doesn't talk to his family very much, it's even more amazing to be able to thank him, so she hurriedly said:
"Uncle Jiu is very polite, we sisters are also very happy to go out with the old lady."

Shen Junzhuo nodded, looked at Shu Yao again, turned and left.

It was getting late, it was almost a day outside, and Liu's mother was still drenched, so Shu Ya confessed to Mrs. Yu, and took the people from Yulan Yard back to the yard.

Mother Liu changed her dress and drank another bowl of ginger soup to warm her up.She thought about it, looked at Shu Ya's normal appearance, and guessed that Shu Yao didn't tell Shu Ya what happened today.She stood in front of Shu Ya's door and hesitated for a long time, seeing Shu Ya's maids coming in and out, Shu Ya was about to be settled, but she still didn't go in.

She sighed in her heart, thinking that after all they are direct sisters, if there is anything to say, it is better for Shu Yao and Shu Ya to speak well.After figuring it out, he walked back to his room.

On the second day, something unexpected happened in the Duke's Mansion: a post from the Prime Minister's Mansion was received on the door, not for Shen Junzhuo, nor for the Duke, but for Shu Yao .

Mrs. Jiang held the post and pondered for a while, but did not speak.Mother Jia stepped forward, pointed to the post in Mrs. Jiang's hand and said:

"Look, ma'am, what does this mean?"

The post is very delicate, with gold leaf and incense, it's for a girl in a boudoir.Looking at the person who posted the post again, it was Mrs. Zhao Guo, the wife of Uncle Guo and the sister-in-law of today's saint, who invited Li Shuyao, the second daughter of the governor of Yongzhou, to attend the poetry meeting in the mansion.

Mrs. Jiang sized it up, sneered, and handed the post to Mother Jia, saying:

"The prime minister's mansion is not a dragon's pool and a tiger's den. Mrs. Zhao sincerely invites you, so there is no reason not to lose face. You go and send her there, and explain that there is no reason for young girls to stay at home all the time. Go out and have a look and meet some people. Only Good, no bad."

Mother Jia took the post and responded. Although she didn't know what Madam Jiang was planning, she obediently went out to handle errands.

(End of this chapter)