After the mistress of the Marquis' Mansion was reborn, she divorced and married the prince!

Aunt Fang returned the extra money and said, "I'll go back and pack some clothes. My husband wants me to live here, right?"

"Yes, the two children are too young, and I may not be able to come back at night." Su Zhengyang nodded.

"Hey, good."

Aunt Fang smiled and went back to clean up.

Su Zhengyang stood outside the door, watching the two children in the house wolfing down the food that Shen Yingshi had bought.

He hugged his shoulders, leaned against the door frame, and a faint smile appeared on his face.

Shen Yingshi was right. No matter what, no matter who it was... the two children finally came to him.

He should be careful in the future, because if someone wanted to borrow these two children, it would be disadvantageous to him - after all, taking in exiled children was against the law.

He would definitely hide the two children as soon as possible.

If after a period of time, no one tracked down the whereabouts of the two children, he would change the children's surname to Su and re-register them.

……

The study room of Prince Jing’s Mansion.

Ling Feng came to report many matters.

After talking about everything else, Chu Yanchen still hadn't asked him to leave... Ling Feng couldn't help but look up at his own prince.

"My Lord, is there anything else you want to tell me?"

If not, he will leave!

He had just found a sword manual and wanted to give it to Molan.

People say that gifts should touch the heart to show sincerity!

He is very sincere, realer than gold!

“You said that Gu Qingshan’s two children have been sent to Su Zhengyang?”

Ling Feng nodded quickly, "Yes, it has been delivered."

“Send two people to watch from a distance and report any movements they make immediately.” Chu Yanchen instructed.

"That's not necessary. The princess has already sent someone." Ling Feng replied.

Chu Yanchen glanced at him sideways.

Ling Feng quickly changed his words, "How about I send two more people?"

"Forget it, there's no need to waste manpower. When you tell them to report back to the princess, remember to report to me." Chu Yanchen said, "The princess is kind-hearted. Sometimes, there are some instructions that she doesn't have to do."

Ling Feng nodded, but he was confused.

"Your Highness...I don't understand."

"What don't you understand?"

“You said the princess has a kind heart, then you…” Send Gu Qingshan’s two children to their uncle.

Along the way, they sent people to pretend to be passing merchants, officials returning to Beijing to report on their work, and students going to Beijing to take imperial examinations... to give them food and drink and to protect them secretly.

You still say that the princess has a kind heart?

You look like the great villain, the great good man... and not like the dreaded Prince Jing in the past!

Chu Yanchen couldn't help but chuckle when he heard that.

"Think I'm better?"

"That's because you haven't seen through it yet."

"Didn't Su Zhengyang feel that his sister died unjustly and that his two nephews should be pitied?"

"Then send his two nephews to him and let him raise them personally! This will also save the two children from making trouble in the Salesian Church and wasting the food there."

Ling Feng nodded, not quite understanding.

He whispered, "If you want to eliminate the trouble forever, wouldn't it be easier to just kill them?"

Chu Yanchen gave him a cold look and said, "The general has a sword, but he doesn't kill ants."

"Can they be considered a future threat? They are just two little brats."

Ling Feng secretly thought that his prince had experienced life and death, but he did not take life lightly and was not a man who killed people indiscriminately... that was quite good.

Throughout history, has there been any general who was bloodthirsty by nature and had a good ending?

Ling Feng took his leave and when he reached the door, he heard his own prince sighing softly again.

“I also want to thank Gu Qingshan for handing over his newlywed wife to me… Otherwise, how could I have such a lovely wife and son?”

"Just for this reason, I will not kill his child."

"Let the child's uncle discipline the child for him!"

Ling Feng turned around and glanced at his own prince.

But I saw that the prince had already lowered his head to read the letter, as if the sigh just now was just his illusion.

Ling Feng stepped out and closed the door gently.

……

Su Zhengyang was very pleased to see that his sister's two children were alive and well.

After Aunt Fang packed her things and moved into the small courtyard, Su Zhengyang went to the street to buy clothes for the two children.

The clothes that Aunt Fang gave me really looked new and fit me well.

But the clothes came from Prince Jing's Mansion and were given to him by Song Mingli, which made him feel extremely uncomfortable.

But after walking around, Su Zhengyang realized that the prices in Kyoto are really expensive!

The spring clothes are not as good as the ones the two children are wearing, and they cost one tael of silver each.

No wonder ordinary people buy cloth and make it themselves at home.

Almost all the women in the family know how to do needlework.

Su Zhengyang didn't have much money on him.

After much hesitation, he finally spent five taels of silver to buy a set of spring clothes for each of his two children.

She also bought some pearl ornaments for Gu Jia, and some writing brushes and ink for Gu Huai.

Now that the two children have found him, he has to plan for their future.

After spending these five taels of silver, Su Zhengyang's savings were reduced by half.

But his sense of responsibility as an uncle made him not care about the money, he cared more about his two children.

When Su Zhengyang happily put the things he bought in front of the two children... he felt a little mentally unbalanced.

Because the two children looked at what he bought.

Gu Huai said politely, "Thank you, uncle."

He thanked me profusely, but his eyes showed disgust.

Gu Jia didn't even pretend, muttering quietly, "This is worse than what a maid would wear, I won't wear it."

Su Zhengyang: ...

Did these two kids really go through all the hardships and sleep in the open air to find him?

Did they really experience the pain of exile?

Shouldn't people who have suffered cherish the hard-earned good days now?

How come it was completely different from what he imagined?

"Change your clothes and try on the new ones." Su Zhengyang said with a smile, but the smile seemed a little forced.

Gu Huai looked at the clothes on his body, then looked at the ones he bought, and coughed lightly, "That's great, keep the new clothes, and change into them when these clothes get dirty."

"The quality and workmanship of that dress are not as good as the one I'm wearing. I won't change it." Gu Jia spoke without restraint.

Su Zhengyang: ...

He raised his hand and rubbed his chest, which felt inexplicably stuffy.

Forget it, he comforted himself, why bother with two children?

If they knew that these were clothes given as charity by their enemy's family, they would probably take them off immediately, right?

But they are still children, there is no need to let them bear this burden.

"Well, keep the new clothes and change them when they get dirty."

Su Zhengyang left his things behind, turned around and went out. He needed to go out and get some fresh air.

Raising a child doesn’t seem that simple?

He had just left the house, not even far away, when he heard Gu Jia's voice saying, "Why is uncle so stingy? He is not as good to us as mother!"

Su Zhengyang raised his hand to cover his heart, feeling heartbroken.

He took out most of his savings to buy things for his two children.

He borrowed Shen Yingshi's yard, owed a favor, took in them, and took risks.

The results of it?

All I got in return was a reply: he is stingy.

Su Zhengyang shook his head and sighed, "They are too young. When they grow up a little, they will understand."

This is all I can do to comfort myself.

But Su Zhengyang didn't expect that the troubles brought to him by the two children were far more than that.

He had a profound experience the night before he took in the two children.