The Regent's Tender Darling

She had forgotten the name, but she only remembered that one had the best taste. The outside of the pastry was crispy, and the inside was soft and fragrant, with the dense texture of red bean paste.

After hearing this, Xuemei didn't respond first. She squinted her eyes and thought about it for a while, then suddenly her eyes lit up and she said, "What the empress said is "Li Ji Sudian Shop"."

This Lin Jiaojiao had an impression. Anyway, there was only one store near the vegetable market, so she simply nodded perfunctorily, "Go quickly."

"Slave, go now." Xuemei got dressed and walked out happily. She was greedy for the candied haws outside, but she didn't expect the empress to ask her to go out to buy snacks.

As soon as she walked out of the hall, Dongxue stopped Xuemei: "Sister Xuemei, are you going out?"

Xuemei nodded and asked, "What do you want to buy? I'll bring it to you, but don't go too far. I'm near the vegetable market."

The vegetable market is on the side of Imperial Street and is the busiest place. Almost everything is sold, and there are more Shijing Tea Houses and Restaurants next to the vegetable market.

With this conversation started, Xiaoyun and Dongqing also ran over, asking Xuemei to help carry things.

"Tell them one by one. I don't have a good memory. I can't remember them if they say it." Xuemei said.

These girls just ran out of rouge and wanted her to bring back a box, but they didn't want to buy pastries. The most indispensable thing in this Shuanghuaju was pastries. Each of these girls was planning carefully.

After leaving the palace, we headed towards the Royal Street and bought things along the road. The farthest thing was the pastries that the empress wanted.

When we walked to the vegetable market, it was just a big open space when there were no vendors. But since the curfew was introduced, it has become the busiest time.

It was very noisy and she didn't like it very much. She hurried to Li Ji Pastry Shop and bought some brown sugar bean paste cakes before leaving.

Just then, she saw a beggar begging. He was a child with a broken leg. His short legs were still exposed in the winter, and he looked really pitiful.

Feeling pity for a moment, he took out about a tael of broken silver from his purse and threw it into the empty bowl.

The little beggar who was originally saying that he was doing well suddenly froze, and then looked at the silver in the bowl with a look of disbelief on his face, and then at Xuemei.

After reacting, he quickly kowtowed and said, "Thank you, madam, for your life will be safe."

It’s no wonder that the little beggar couldn’t react. It’s true that no one gives money to beggars, they all give them copper coins.

This tael of silver is equivalent to a thousand copper coins. This lady is really good at making money, and she has more money than he asked for in half a month.

After hearing these auspicious words, Xuemei felt comfortable in her heart, so she smiled and prepared to leave. After taking only two steps, she was lightly tapped on the shoulder.

She turned around and saw that there was no one there. When she turned around, she saw the little loach standing in front of her with a smile, which almost scared her soul out!

"Little Loach!" Xuemei shouted sweetly, obviously angry, her face was red from anger or fear.

Little Loach was a young man after all. Seeing Xuemei's charming and cute appearance, he felt a little strange. In order to cover up this discomfort, he subconsciously touched his nose.

What I originally wanted to say to coax him became "I'm so timid, so I'm scared."

"You!" Xuemei puffed up one of her cheeks angrily and said unconvinced, "Do you know that scaring people can scare them to death?"

Seeing this, the little loach said: "I was wrong."

Xuemei's expression softened, but Little Loach added in a sly tone: "I'll dare you next time."