The old lady is reborn

No one knew what happened at the racecourse, but Yin An broke his left leg.

She was brought back by carriage, accompanied by a doctor who was temporarily brought to the stable.

Liang Hong kept crying, and Prince Rui's face was ashen.

Princess Rui asked what happened, and the King Rui just said it was an accident and the two children were frightened, so there was no need to ask them.

But Liang Hong cried and said to many people, even the servants: "She can't ride a horse but she tried to be brave, she scared the horse and hurt herself, and she wanted others to think that I hurt her!"

After hearing this, Princess Rui went to ask Yin An, but Yin An asked back what King Rui said.

"King Rui said it was an accident."

Yin An was silent for a long time, and then said to Princess Rui: "Princess, I have a favor to ask."

"You said."

"My leg is injured, so I can't practice horse riding and archery anymore, but I don't have to stop my other studies. I want to learn."

Princess Rui hesitated for a moment, asked the doctor, and finally agreed to her request.

She had Yin placed on a spring stool chair, and except for riding, archery and etiquette, all other classes did not stop.

When Huai'an heard the news, he and Princess Anyang came to see Yin An. He gave a few suggestions, and the little girl boldly made a request to Princess Anyang.

After her leg injury healed, she asked Princess Anyang to find a master to teach her riding and archery, as she didn't want to trouble the prince anymore.

Princess Anyang agreed.

Four months later, Yin An came to the horse farm again. Her archery masters were a man and a woman. Princess Anyang smiled and said, "They are top masters. Learn well."

The little girl suppressed her fear and studied hard. She encouraged herself: I must study well.

Because the princess directly assigned her riding and archery master after she became an adult to Yin An, Huai'an jokingly said that Yin An was also the princess's junior sister.

The princess thought so too. From now on, if there is any fun activity in the circle of noble ladies, as long as it does not affect her studies, she will take Yin An with her to join in the fun.

Liang Hong was very angry. She thought Yin An must be frightened after breaking his leg. The scene of the frightened horses must have frightened her to death as it was her first time to go to the horse farm.

Unexpectedly, she turned a disaster into a blessing. Princess Anyang personally led Yin An into the circle of noble ladies.

What made Liang Hong even more angry was that in the past four months, there was finally a banquet in the palace, but Prince Rui only planned to take the princess with him.

The head aunt in Liang Hongyuan was driven out and sold along with her entire family by the princess because of the serious mistake she made in exchanging children.

However, the princess showed leniency to the son of the aunt in charge and only awarded him a personal indenture, but did not give him any money to settle down in the family.

A little girl beside Liang Hong thought that since the aunt in charge had left, this might be an opportunity for her to come to the fore.

When Liang Hong was about to go find Prince Rui and ask him to take her into the palace, the little girl advised her not to make a fuss.

"Master, what I said may not be pleasant to hear. But if you think about it, now that you have Yin An, even if the prince wants to bring you to the palace for a banquet, it would be bad not to bring her along.

The master would make a scene, upset the princess, and give Yin An an advantage, but why would he do that? "

Liang Hong asked: "Then what do you think should be done?"

The little girl said: "The master is not noisy, but on the day of the banquet, when the prince was on the way, something happened to the master, such as being bullied by a noble lady.

If the prince sees this, he will definitely help. At that time, the master will cry again, and the prince will go to the palace for a banquet to please the master.

It wouldn't be good to let the master go back home alone, right?

If we only leave Yin An out when we go to the palace for the banquet, let's make her angry!"

..........

In the past four months, Prince Rui has sent a lot of things to Yin An's courtyard, including various precious and beautiful jewelry and clothes, and expensive medicinal supplements.

Although the horse was startled by an accident, King Rui felt very guilty because his master's daughter and good friend's sister broke her leg the first time she learned horse riding and archery from him.

But Yin An asked the princess for help and changed his master, which made him feel a little uncomfortable.

When he went to see Yin An, King Rui asked, "You really don't want to learn from me?"

Yin An asked: "If I want to learn from the prince, I have to be with my junior sister, right?"

King Rui was slightly unhappy: "Your fall from the horse has nothing to do with her."

Yin An didn't say anything after hearing this, but instead said, "Neither of us is very good at riding horses, and the prince has to take care of both of us, so it's inevitable that he will lose sight of one while taking care of the other. Yin An should find another master, so that everyone can feel more at ease."

After hearing this, King Rui suddenly looked towards Yin An, met Yin An's eyes, and then hurriedly looked away.

He thought she didn't know that it was so chaotic at the time, and he chose to protect Liang Hong, who might be fine, in a split second.

Although Liang Hong had reasons to rush towards him in panic, it was true that he did not protect Yin An. It was obvious that her situation was more dangerous, and it was obvious that her father and brother died for her.

He thought she didn't know, but the despair in the eyes of the ten-year-old girl was clearly reproduced in his mind at that moment.

He thought she was just frightened by the frightened horse, but it turned out that she knew she was abandoned.

Although he immediately turned around to rescue Yin An after putting Liang Hong in a safe place, now thinking about it, Yin An watched him carry Liang Hong away, leaving her feet stuck in the stirrup, unable to get out, thrown off the horse, dragged on the ground, and another frightened horse was rushing towards her...

At this time, he carried Liang Hong and left.

It was all luck that Yin An only broke his leg...

From then on, Prince Rui rarely went to Yin An's yard. The pair of indifferent eyes of a ten-year-old boy made him feel guilty, and he was also reluctant to go to Liang Hong's yard.

The lively and joyful atmosphere he wanted did not appear, and the entire palace seemed even more silent.