The carriage from Prince Rui's Mansion soon arrived at the gate of the palace. When Dongfang Rui got off the carriage, he saw the carriages parked next to each other out of the corner of his eye, and knew that they had all arrived.

Dongfang Rui retracted his gaze, looked straight ahead, and walked towards Weiyang Palace.

After a night, his emotions had calmed down. He had been worried and confused before, but now that he had calmed down, he could think about the assassination of Emperor Xuan.

Dongfang Rui was thinking about something, but he kept walking and soon arrived at Weiyang Palace.

In front of the palace gate, Dongfang Min and Dongfang Jie were both there, as well as some of the emperor's younger brothers, but Dongfang Min was missing.

Dongfang Min and Dongfang Jie arrived at the palace together. Both of them had some thoughts and wanted to meet Emperor Xuan before their other brothers.

"It would be best if I were the only one there when Father wakes up."

Sadly, it seems like other people think the same way.

When Dongfang Min saw Dongfang Rui, his already unhappy expression became even uglier. He was about to say something when he suddenly heard a noise from behind. Realizing something, Dongfang Min turned around abruptly.

Everyone at the bottom of the stairs looked back with burning eyes.

The door behind him opened and a figure walked out. It was the young eunuch who had been following Eunuch Liu. Then the palace door closed tightly.

Dongfang Rui stepped forward and asked, "Eunuch Hou, how is my father?"

The young prince lowered his head and replied, "Your Highness, please rest assured. His Majesty has regained consciousness and his condition has stabilized. However, the imperial physician has advised that he needs to rest for the next few days."

The people who heard this had different emotions. Dongfang Min immediately asked, "Did the emperor say anything after he woke up?"

Xiao Houzi shook his head in silence.

"We want to go in and see the Emperor, is that okay?"

The young prince subconsciously shook his head again. It wasn't his turn to decide anything the Emperor hadn't ordered. "Why are you asking me?"

"Well, when His Majesty was sent back yesterday, he ordered the guards to guard the Weiyang Palace." He then carefully glanced at the guards on both sides, "Without His Majesty's oral order, they will not let us go."

Dongfang Min frowned after listening to the young prince's explanation. What did his father mean by giving this order? Was he guarding against them?

Dongfang Min glanced at all the princes present. Was it one of their brothers who was responsible for the assassination of their father?

Dongfang Min pursed his lips, not knowing what he was thinking.

When Xiao Houzi finished saying this, Dongfang Wen had just arrived and happened to hear the last sentence. She felt awkward for a moment and stood silently behind the crowd.

Dongfang Rui narrowed his eyes slightly, and he saw clearly the brief change in expression on Dongfang Wen's face.

When the young marquis saw that the princes who had stopped him were no longer a problem, he quietly took his leave.

Dongfang Min waved his hand without paying any attention.

He hurried away in a hurry.

Although Emperor Xuan would not see them for the time being, they still tacitly stayed in front of the Weiyang Palace until nightfall before leaving.

Song Sanniang clearly felt that Dongfang Rui was in a much better mood than yesterday, and she even felt a little regretful. She had just seen Dongfang Rui being so sticky with her yesterday, but she was already missing him.

And given Dongfang Rui's personality, it will probably be difficult to see him in the future.

well.

Dongfang Rui returned to the yard. As soon as he entered the door, he smelled the aroma of food coming from inside and couldn't help but quicken his pace.

When I entered the room, Song Sanniang was sitting at the table waiting, and the food on the table was still there.

Dongfang Rui was a little touched when he saw this, because his wife knew it herself.

In her heart, both children had to come second. They had to eat at mealtime every day without fail. Today, she was actually waiting for him to eat together so late.

As expected, he is the most important in the princess's mind.

Song Sanniang was not aware of Dongfang Gangrui's rich inner thoughts for the time being. She just thought that Rui Xiaogou didn't have time to eat in the palace last night, and it would probably be the same tonight, so she delayed dinner and waited for him to come back to eat together.

"Jingzhi, you haven't eaten yet, right? Dinner is ready."

"Well, thank you, Sanniang."

"Okay, let's eat."

I’m so hungry. Forget it, I’ll just eat something first next time, otherwise I won’t be able to hold on.

Song Sanniang thought about this while eating.

The two people, whose train of thought were completely unconnected, finished their meal. Afterwards, Dongfang Rui went to the study, and Song Sanniang went to see the two children.

Before I even entered the door, I heard the nanny's somewhat collapsed voice inside.

"Hey, my little ancestor, slow down, how am I going to explain to the princess if you bump into me..."

"Young Master, no, don't run away. Madam has no strength left..."

When Song Sanniang heard this, she knew that the two little brats were making trouble again. Sure enough, when she pushed open the door, she saw the two little brats, each carrying Qingzhu and their wet nurse.

As soon as Xiaoyi and Xiaoer saw Song Sanniang, they immediately rushed over with shining eyes, each holding one of Song Sanniang's legs and happily calling her "Mom".

Song Sanniang picked up the two children, one in each hand, and placed them on a stool.

"What did I say before?"

Xiao Yi and Xiao Er still wanted to get away with it, but seeing Song Sanniang's serious face, the two brothers looked at each other and apologized dejectedly.

"I'm sorry, mother. We know we were wrong."

Song Sanniang pinched the two children's soft little faces, as if thinking about something.

The two children, Xiaoyi and Xiaoer, are so energetic that we need to find something for them to do.

Logically speaking, the first and second children are already one year old and can start their enlightenment, but considering that this is an extraordinary period, we may have to wait for a while.

But it’s hard to find teachers outside, but there are ready-made teachers in the palace.

The two children don’t know yet that their free time is about to end and they will have to start enjoying the bitterness of studying.

Before going to bed at night, Song Sanniang mentioned her idea to Dongfang Rui.

When Dongfang Rui heard Song Sanniang's idea, he suddenly realized that the two children were already ready for enlightenment, but in the current situation, it was not easy for him to find enlightenment teachers for the two children.

Thinking of this, he felt a little guilty. He was busy with the affairs in Jiangnan before and did not find a good teacher for the two children in advance. Now because of the assassination of his father, it would probably take a while.

It’s not bad to let Cui Jiu teach now. When the two children are bored, they can read medical books to relieve their boredom.

Song Sanniang and Dongfang Rui both thought this was feasible and decided on it right away.

The next morning, after Dongfang Rui left the palace, Song Sanniang went to find Doctor Cui.

Considering that the two children were still young and that Doctor Cui had his own things to do, Song Sanniang discussed the matter with Doctor Cui.

At 9 o'clock in the morning, he sent the two children to the government hospital to practice calligraphy for an hour. In the afternoon, Cui Jiu arranged his own time.

Cui Jiu was a little hesitant at first, but Song Sanniang promised him that after this special period, the two children would find another teacher.

When Song Sanniang took out a secret recipe from her sleeve, Cui Jiu took a look at it and was immediately attracted. However, before he could see it clearly, Song Sanniang took it back.

Cui Jiu immediately patted his chest and assured her that he would teach well.