Chapter 462 Save the Beauty (5)

To Nangong Xin, the name is just a title. It doesn't matter if it is "Second Brother Yuan" or "Xiao Bai". Hearing this, he nodded vigorously and said, "Okay. Xiao Bai!"

The more the others looked at, the more confused they became, and they thought to themselves: What happened to this former Second Young Master?

Yuan Yuyi, however, had a little idea in her heart: what her mother, Princess Yuncheng, said to her second brother, she also said to herself, but it was a warning to the second brother, but a kind word to herself.

However, even if my mother had warned me, I wouldn't be so attentive with my second brother's temper. What's going on...

This morning, the guests and the host were definitely happy. After lunch at the Princess Mansion, everyone said goodbye.

Nangong Xin left in Nangong Yue's Zhu Lun cart, including Da Hei and Xiao Bai. In the carriage, Nangong Xin was still in high spirits, her cheeks were blushing, and she couldn't stop smiling: "Sister, today is really interesting! Can we go horseback riding at Xiaobai's house in the future?"

"Of course!" Nangong Yue said affirmatively, "Even if Second Young Master Yuan doesn't invite you, you can still invite him."

With this invitation from Princess Yuncheng first, if there is another invitation to the Nangong family in the future, no one will miss his brother, and he will even add it on purpose. After all, even the Princess Yuncheng graciously invited people, and it would be unreasonable not to invite them from other palaces.

In this way, the grandmother Su Shi will no longer have the opportunity to hide her brother in the house and prevent him from seeing others. As for the elder brother who wants to invite someone to come to the house, it is the youngest son of Princess Yuncheng. I am afraid that my grandmother is too happy to be happy, so why not agree?

Nangong Yue raised the corners of her mouth. Compared with the words "Huizhi Lanxin" given by Princess Yuncheng to the emperor, there was no doubt that this invitation was what she valued the most.

It was the first time that Nangong Xin had friends other than relatives, and her smile brightened, she nodded vigorously: "I'll tell my mother when I go back!"

The two brothers and sisters were happily talking, and even Yimei, Baihui, and Nangongxin's maid Qingya, who were on the side, also smiled.

While speaking, the carriage passed a lively street. Hearing the noise outside, Nangong Xin curiously opened the corner of the carriage curtain and looked out. While watching, she said excitedly to Nangong Yue:

"Sister! There are candied haws sold there!"

"Sister! I saw Zhi Yuan, what a big eagle!"

"Sister! Look, there are people kneading noodles!"

...

Nangong Yue looked at him with a smile, and occasionally responded with a reconciliation, but at this moment, Nangong Xin suddenly let out a small yawn and turned around and said, "Sister, it's Auntie Liu and Sister Liu!"

Nangong Yue was stunned for a moment, she followed Nangong Xin to open the curtain and glanced across the street, just to see two familiar figures walking into the Jinyu shop Yuhuangxuan together.

Nangong Yue will not be mistaken, it really is Zhao Shi and Liu Qingqing!

But, how could they be together? Nangong Yue knew very well how much Zhao's disgust towards Liu Qingqing...

Not only was Nangong Yue unable to understand, Liu Qingqing was also at a loss.

She was originally reading in her own room today, but the Zhao family suddenly sent a maid to look for her. At that time, Liu Qingqing was already mentally prepared that the Zhao family would embarrass her again, but she didn't expect that the Zhao family seemed to have forgotten to attend. In one incident, she was quite attentive and greeted her to accompany her to the Jinyu Shop.

Liu Qingqing had no reason to refuse, and could only follow along.

Along the way, the Zhao family was very affectionate to her. Although Liu Qingqing should be happy that Zhao family could change her attitude towards her, she had an indescribably strange feeling, and she always felt that something was not right.