Reborn Daughter: The Young Lady Wants to Make a Trouble

When Li Chenyanggong returned home, the children did not mention what had happened in the capital. However, Duchess Li Qixing told her husband about the incident. He was very amused by the twins' reaction and assured his wife that everything would be fine. Despite his repeated assurances, the worried Duchess was still troubled by it. Before long, the night passed and the sun rose the next morning. After a hearty breakfast, the three boarded the large family carriage and drove into the capital.

"Where are we going?" Xueyue asked Li Wenmin as she watched the carriage pass through the capital and head towards the suburbs.

“Father discovered your archery skills and wanted us to buy you a horse for practice. It will come in handy if you want to participate in archery competitions.” Li Wenmin patted Xueyue’s little head and ruffled her hair.

Xueyue slapped his annoying hands. The maids had spent the whole morning doing her hair, and he always ruined their hard work. Li Wenmin smiled at her feeble attempts and put the hairpin back in place.

Xueyue had come up with the idea of ​​owning a horse. When she was young, she once owned a small, cheap horse, but when Viscount Bai found her sweaty and covered in dirt, he forbade her from participating in the sport, calling it too "unladylike." Despite his words, Bai Tianai was given a famous horse bred for speed and racing on her thirteenth birthday.

Xueyue pursed her lips in displeasure. She remembered asking her father for another horse, but her father was angry and claimed that Diai deserved the horse because she behaved so well. That week, Xueyue was locked in her room for three days without food or water. When Bai Tianai rode the horse, she was ridiculed by Bai Tianai's frequent laughter. When Xueyue insisted on pestering, she was beaten by Bai Zijue for the first time.

Since that incident, Xueyue rarely expressed her wishes. She didn't dare to ask for mercy from Eunuch Li and his wife... What if she was kicked out of the house for being so troublesome?

"Xiaoyue, what kind of horse do you want?" Li Wenmin asked her.

Li Chenyang looked out the window with a nonchalant expression. Everyone thought he was bored, but secretly, he had been observing Xueyue. He hated himself for noticing her silence. She had been with them for a few weeks, but she rarely spoke first. This realization made him uneasy, but it was of no avail.

"Uh... the cheapest one?" Xueyue said hesitantly, even though it sounded like a question.

Li Wenmin smiled, thinking it was a joke, but when she looked at him quizzically, he saw she was serious. His smile wavered. "Xiaoyue, Mom, and Dad are very rich. They can buy you the most expensive horse money can buy," he told her.

"I don't want to waste their money—"

“Father asked us to buy you the most expensive horse.” Li Chenyang interrupted her. He turned to look at her, a frown on his face. Usually, girls want the best things money can buy. Why is she so different?

"We won't be satisfied with this." Li Wenmin smiled at the dumbfounded Xueyue.

"Master, Miss, we have arrived at the stables." The butler announced promptly.

"Let's go, let's go!" Li Wenmin said excitedly. He got off the carriage and Li Chenyang followed behind him.

Xueyue, wearing a long Hanfu, climbed out of the carriage with great effort. The maid stepped forward, but was pushed away by Li Chenyang.

"Here," he muttered, holding out his hand to her.

Xueyue looked at his outstretched hand and frowned. She didn't think he was the kind of man who would do such a thing.

"What are you waiting for? Hurry up, my hands are tired." Li Chenyang avoided her curious gaze and said in a low voice.

Xueyue smiled softly and held his hand. "Thank you." She said gratefully.

"Whatever," he muttered, helping her out of the carriage and quickly leaving her behind.

Xueyue couldn't wipe the smile off her face. Li Chenyang was awkward with girls, and she found it funny to see him like this.

He paused and looked back at her impatiently, "So are you coming or not?"

Xueyue smiled again and immediately ran to catch up with the twins. She followed Li Chenyang's fast-paced footsteps and walked towards the excited Li Wenmin.

"Li Wenmin, be careful! If you put the buns in your mouth again, you will choke!" Xueyue scolded for the tenth time while sucking on the salted egg yolk bun.

"It'll be fine, let him suffocate." Li Chenyang thought as he bit his hair slowly. He ate like a normal person, but Li Wenmin was busy wolfing down his food, not caring about his face.

"You can eat mine, don't worry!" Xueyue pointed to the bag beside her that had not been touched. She was so full after breakfast that she couldn't even eat more food.

“Willy?” His voice was muffled by the buns, and Xueyue smiled. His cheeks were stuffed with food, and he looked like a little hamster.

"Yes, indeed. Now take your time," she said thoughtfully, wiping the crumbs from his face with her handkerchief.

"Xiaoyue, you're the best." He smiled and pushed her shoulder.

Xueyue rolled her eyes. "You only say that because I provide you with food," she said as he took the handkerchief from her.

Li Wenmin smiled but was too lazy to deny the fact. After finishing his meal, he finally said, "Okay, let's go to the horse farm now." He started walking in the opposite direction.

"The stable is over here, you fool." Li Chenyang found Li Wenmin walking towards another food stall and grabbed Li Wenmin by the back of the collar.

"Oh, come on!" Li Wenmin wailed as he was dragged farther and farther away from the rice cake vendor.

Li Chenyang rolled his eyes at the Taotie next to him. "Mom wants us to go back for lunch. We have already eaten enough food for the day."

"You have enough food, but I don't!" Li Wenmin muttered as he stomped his feet and walked towards the stable.

Xueyue smiled when she saw Li Wenmin grumbling and sulking like a child. Sometimes she forgot that he was older than her.