Quick Wear: Who said soft girls have to be obedient! biu!

Because of their friendship with the third prince, the Cui Yan brothers stayed in the capital for one more month.

When we set out, the weather was already a little chilly.

In gratitude for saving his life, Huo Yuting not only accepted Gu Zhen as his sister, but also sent Gu Zhen's younger brother to study in the academy run by the Cui family, and invited a great scholar to teach him personally. Gu Zhen was filial to her parents and loved her younger brother, so she went with him. This beautiful event was once talked about by everyone in the capital.

Those who failed to get into the palace were somewhat disappointed with her departure, but other people in the palace were quite happy.

Jiang Ruixin, in particular, although she was still ill from time to time, was in a good mood as she had finally gotten rid of this annoying person.

Shen Junru knew the inside story. She felt pity for this innocent girl and secretly gave her a dowry.

Together with Huo Yuting, he sent them out of the city.

Huo Yuting and Cui Yan were also somewhat familiar with each other. He knew that this person was upright and principled, and would treat Gu Zhen well no matter what, so he felt relieved.

Watching the convoy go away, Huo Yuting was still thinking about the next fight for the throne, and stayed there for a while. Shen Junru thought that he couldn't let go of Gu Zhen, or that face, so she smiled bitterly and got into the carriage.

As soon as she sat down, Shen Junru felt nauseous. She quickly put a handkerchief to her lips and vomited a few times.

The maid quickly patted her on the back and said, "Princess, where do you feel uncomfortable?"

Shen Junru shook her head and wanted to say nothing, but Huo Yuting had already heard the movement in the carriage. He asked, "Is the princess sick?"

"I'll stop by Xing'an Hall on my way back and take a look."

He made the final decision and Shen Junru said nothing more.

When they arrived at Xing'antang, the doctor took Shen Junru's pulse and said that she had been pregnant for more than a month, but her pregnancy was not very stable. She needed to take good care of herself and keep herself in a good mood.

Huo Yuting was ecstatic at first, but then became a little worried.

At the critical moment of the fight for the throne, he was afraid that someone in the mansion would take advantage of his absence to attack the child.

Those concubines are not very obedient, especially Jiang Ruixin.

He asked someone to give the doctor some money and told him to keep the matter secret. On the way back, he also reminded Shen Junru not to be too happy, lest someone take advantage of her.

Shen Junru was somewhat touched. She felt satisfied that Huo Yuting cared about this child.

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When we set out from the capital and arrived in Shandong, a continuous autumn rain began to fall.

Gu Zhen was very bored along the way because she couldn't see anything.

There was nothing much to say to the original owner's parents. They were indeed not the kind of parents who sold their children, but their thoughts were consistent with those of the ancients today. They believed that their daughter's actions during this period were really out of line.

Instead of being a concubine in the royal palace, she insisted on being recognized as a godchild, and after that, she was sent to Suzhou.

They were born and raised in the north and could not adapt to Suzhou's climate.

Gu Zhen suggested that they go back to their hometown, but they were not very willing to do so as they still wanted to be with their son.

However, the original owner's younger brother, whose original name was Gu Tieniu and who changed his name to Gu Yunfei after arriving in Beijing, was an eight-year-old boy with some spiritual aura.

Gu Zhen often talked with him.

But most of the time, Gu Yunfei was in Cui Yan's carriage in front, reading and learning with him.

Cui Yan was well-read, but he was not confined to the current mainstream literature. He dabbled in various aspects and was more knowledgeable than the teachers that Gu Yunfei knew in the academy in the capital. He quickly gained Gu Yunfei's admiration.

When they arrived in Shandong, they changed to a water route along the Yellow River. However, not long after the boat started sailing, Gu's parents vomited violently. Cui Yan had to send some people to lead them back by land.

Gu Zhen had no choice but to take his brother and board the boat of Cui Yan and his brother.

After all, the water surface is not as stable as the land, and the board was temporarily built from the boat. Shuiyue supported Gu Zhen and watched with fear.

Gu Zhen often felt like he was floating in the air, and now he was even more scared and had no sense of security. He moved his feet and didn't dare to get on the board, for fear of falling into the water.

At this moment, a slender and strong hand grasped her wrist, and Cui Yan held her firmly: "Miss Gu, I'm sorry."

He bent down and picked the person up horizontally, and walked over the board in a few steps. Gu Zhen was startled and couldn't help but put her arms around his neck.

A cool little hand touched Cui Yan's neck, and a layer of fine and dense particles appeared behind his ears. When they reached the deck, Cui Yan quickly put Gu Zhen down.

It had rained, and the deck was a little slippery. Gu Zhen lost her balance and fell into Cui Yan's arms. Cui Yan looked down and saw her helpless almond eyes. His heart softened, and he helped her stand steadily, comforting her in a gentle voice: "Don't be afraid, help me stand."

Gu Zhen grabbed one of his arms, feeling the warmth and strength coming from his palm, and felt a little more at ease.

Shuiyue was soon brought over, and last came Gu Yunfei.

Gu Yun looked at Cui Yan with admiration: "Sir, you also know Kung Fu."

Just now, Cui Yan was holding his sister, and his steps were light, steady and fast, which showed that he had some skills.

Cui Yan smiled and patted his head: "When we get to Suzhou, I'll find someone to teach you."

Gu Yunfei jumped excitedly, the boat shook, and Gu Zhen became even more nervous. Cui Yan was worried about leaving her to the equally frail Shuiyue, so he had to send her into the cabin himself.

"If there's anything, just send someone to come find me."

Gu Zhen sat on the bed with blank eyes, making people feel that she was very well behaved at the moment.

In the ten days before arriving in Shandong, Cui Yan had been observing her. As a gentleman, he would not even look at the girl twice on normal days, but he could not help wondering if Gu Zhen was feeling uncomfortable in the carriage.

When they rested or stopped along the way, Cui Yan would also take extra care of her.

Today, the two elders of the Gu family decided to take the land route instead. They planned to take their daughter with them, but Cui Yan rejected their proposal on the grounds that Gu Zhen’s eyesight problems would delay their journey.

Cui Yan didn't know what he was thinking. He looked at Gu Zhen twice before he restrained himself and looked away and closed the door for them.

As soon as he left, Shuiyue approached Gu Zhen and said, "Miss, does Master Cui have any other thoughts about you? He kept looking at you along the way."

Gu Zhen's eyebrows twitched slightly. Is there such a thing?

"Isn't it? Miss, you can't see, but Shuiyue, I am very smart. Master Cui will definitely watch you get on the carriage before he sets off. When he arrives at the post station, he will also come to see you first. He will ride on the road and look back from time to time."

I just hugged their girl!

Gu Zhen laughed: "Maybe he is afraid that a blind man like me will encounter something inconvenient. He is a gentleman and an upright person. Such people always pay special attention to the weak."

Could it be that he still likes her?

"Don't say too much in front of the two young masters of the Cui family. Now that we are in Suzhou, we should just live our lives well."

Even if Cui Yan was somewhat interested in her, could he still marry a blind woman as his wife?

A man as upright and respectful of etiquette as him would not violate filial piety and displease his parents.

Gu Zhen didn't want to get involved in too many romantic relationships with them.