The Princess of Northern Land

Li Yanran got out of the carriage, and the maid took the post and handed it to the guard, "My young lady is here to deliver food and grass to the King of Tombs."

Send food and grass? The guard glanced at the long motorcade and then squinted at Li Yanran. The eldest lady of the Li family in Fengcheng often comes to Prince Ling's Mansion. As a guard of Prince Ling's Mansion, many of the guards present could still recognize her identity.

The cousin of the prince is not an ordinary noble person. Unfortunately, Li Yanran is too high-profile and has never paid attention to the gatekeeper. The guards of Prince Ling's Mansion also know that Prince Ling does not pay much attention to this so-called cousin. . In this way, the guards treated Li Yanran in a business-like manner.

"The prince is not in the palace, so I don't dare to make the decision at will. Please wait outside for a while, miss, until the prince comes back." The guard said with clasped fists, neither humble nor overbearing.

"Bold." The maid next to Li Yanran pointed at the guards and lectured her in a mocking manner, "You know the identity of my young lady. How dare you be so presumptuous? Aren't you afraid that the prince will come back to punish you?"

Li Yanran also had a cold look on her face. When did she even dare to look down on a slave guarding the door?

But she is quite reliable now and knows that even the gatekeeper of Prince Ling's Mansion is not an ordinary person. "I brought the post with you. Could it be that you are some kind of assassin? It's so cold outside, and you actually want me to wait on the carriage outside. Aren't you afraid that the prince will punish you when he comes back?"

Li Yanran, who pretends to be a young lady, is actually quite bluffing.

The leading guard thought it over carefully and felt that what she said made sense. Even though the prince doesn't like the Li family's cousin very much, the identity of the Li family is there, and she came with a post on her body. The weather outside is so cold, if anything happens to people, will they really be killed? Where is the prince’s punishment?

"Mr. Situ." Just when the guard was in trouble, he noticed with sharp eyes that the famous aide beside the prince, Situ Gong, appeared. Usually, as long as the prince is not in the mansion, except for Bai Xian, the manager of the mansion, Mr. Situ is the one in charge.

As if he had found the backbone, the guard immediately asked Situ Gong for instructions, "Miss Li came here with food and grass and asked to see the prince."

After Situ Gong heard this, he raised his wise eyes and looked at the long carriage behind Li Yanran, and then looked at Li Yanran again.

"Mr. Situ." Facing Situ Gong, Li Yanran did not dare to be a little presumptuous. She knew how much Chu Suifeng valued Situ Gong, so when she saw Situ Gong, she immediately greeted him with a smile, "Mr. Situ, These beans were bought by the shopkeeper when he was out, and I came here today to offer them to my cousin for food."

Situ Gong secretly laughed in his heart. Although he went to the Lin family less frequently these days, he still knew more or less what happened there. I just heard yesterday that someone was buying the Lin family's beans behind the scenes, and today the culprit showed up.

Does Li Yanran know that what she does will inevitably arouse the prince's wrath? And what kind of reaction would Mr. Li have if he knew that the legitimate daughter of the Li family was so stupid?

"Please come to the girl's house, I will ask the prince to come back and deal with this matter." Situ Gong said with a smile.

After hearing this, the girl next to Li Yanran raised her head high, and when she and Li Yanran walked into the gate of the palace, she gave the guard a cold look.

The well-trained guards have returned to the state of looking at their noses and their minds, and no one paid any attention to the three masters and servants.

"Serve tea for Miss Li." Situ Gong brought Li Yanran into the living room, and then ordered the servants in the house to serve them tea.