My Entire Family’s Gone Haywire!

Peng Mu's men looked at Princess Jinghe suspiciously.

Princess Jinghe grinned: "Really, I didn't lie to you. My sister just likes to be gentle. By the way, do you want to go to my house and sit for a while? My parents are at home. You want to propose marriage to my sister. Ask My parents too. By the way, where are you from and what do you do?"

Peng Mu's men did not answer but asked: "What did you bring out from the Song family?"

Princess Jinghe: "It's just some unused rags. My mother and my sister are good at embroidery. There is a steward in the Song family who is familiar with my mother, so he sold us their useless stuff at a cheap price. Oh, brother Taiwan, although it is the end of the first lunar month, it is still quite cold. Come back with me and let’s talk slowly. Hehe, you are the sixteenth man who has visited my house during the first month of the year. Can I call you brother sixteen?”

Peng Mu's men were already half convinced, but he still got in the car and opened the sack to take a look.

Princess Jinghe was so anxious that she wanted to scold others, not only scolding them but also beating them.

Peng Mu's men looked at the rags and stopped staying. They left without talking to Princess Jinghe.

Princess Jinghe cursed with her arms akimbo in the direction he was leaving for half a quarter of an hour before getting in the car and riding away.

Peng Mu's men did not leave immediately, he just hid in the darkness.

Princess Jing and Princess slowly drove back to an alley two streets away from the inn. They stopped the carriage, carried the sacks, and pushed the door into the yard: "Dad, mother, is my sister back?"

Peng Mu's men, who had followed Princess Jinghe all the way, then remembered that this damn girl had said so many words just now, but she didn't say where her sister had gone.

As a middle-aged woman appeared in the room, she gave Princess Jinghe a slap, then pulled her into the room, muttering in a low voice that Peng Mu's subordinates were now completely convinced. She had been paranoid before.

He didn't care where the damn girl's sister had gone, and turned around and returned to the Song family.

In the room, the middle-aged woman smiled and watched Princess Jinghe muttering to herself. She watched for a quarter of an hour before pouring her water and letting her rest.

"The princess has grown up, and the old slaves don't dare to recognize her anymore. The feng shui in Kun City is good, which makes the princess even more beautiful!" The middle-aged woman said while pouring water.

"Nanny, please stop flattering me. I am better looking." Princess Jinghe smiled, took a sip of water, and continued, "Nanny, I will come to see you again when I have time. I have something to do here. , the people outside should have left."

This middle-aged woman was the nanny of Princess Jinghe. A few years ago, when her son became successful, he took her back to the south of the Yangtze River. As a result, her son and daughter-in-law had an accident a few years ago, and none of the children were left behind, only her. Now that she was alone, Princess Kang asked someone to take her back to the capital, but she didn't want to and just wanted to spend the rest of her life in Jiangnan.

When Princess Jinghe knew that she was about to set off, she sent someone to Fuzhou to report the news. Just now she took the jade pendant she was carrying with her to recognize the nanny, so there was no mistake.

The middle-aged woman was reluctant to leave, but knowing that the princess had business to attend to, she could only send her out reluctantly.

"I'll see you again tomorrow. Don't send me away." When they reached the door, Princess Jinghe took her hand and stopped her from going out again.

"Okay, okay, I'll make delicious food for you tomorrow." The middle-aged woman said happily.

Princess Jinghe nodded, then left the courtyard, swerving and avoiding people all the way to the inn. As soon as he entered the room, he took a breath of cold air.