As he spoke, the man hurriedly ran outside.

The father-in-law was so angry that he rolled his eyes.

Now, a young lady has joined the Prince's mansion.

She's beautiful and kind-hearted, but she eats a lot.

However, ever since this girl arrived.

Having worked in the Prince's mansion for so many years, this was the first time he felt that the usually austere and lifeless mansion had finally become a little more human.

They were busier, but the prince no longer seemed to be as reckless as before, losing his head for the slightest dissatisfaction.

A few days ago, a maid accidentally spilled tea on the prince, but the prince didn't say anything.

The maid was already pale with fright, thinking she was going to lose her head this time.

But that Miss Su Yan, in high spirits, somehow pushed the prince away, allowing the maid to escape unscathed.

This not only relieved the maid, but also shocked him.

Ever since the prince became crippled, his temperament has become very gloomy and unpredictable.

Even when they're smiling, they can turn on you at any moment and kill you without hesitation.

Where have you ever seen a prince smiling as he lets someone push him along?

He urged as he thought about it.

"Hurry up, don't keep the prince and the young lady waiting."

The girl can eat a little now, but this is the Prince's mansion, surely they can afford to feed her?

In the inner courtyard, under the mimosa tree.

Su Yan sat on the stone bench, holding an apple in her hand, taking bites of it one by one.

Beside her, Yuwen Xu held a notebook, turning the pages one by one.

She was probably bored, so she leaned closer.

It made a loud crunching sound as it was bitten.

Her star-like eyes stared intently at the book in Yuwen Xu's hand.

At first glance, one would definitely mistakenly think that she was watching with great interest.

Yuwen Xu successfully shifted his attention from the book to her.

He reached out and hugged the person.

A barely perceptible hint of laughter lingered in his voice.

Are you hungry?

As soon as the question was asked, Su Yan turned around and looked at him.

Then nod vigorously.

"Hungry"

He placed the book he was holding on the stone table next to him.

Looking up, the delicate pink mimosa flowers were in full bloom.

A flower fell, drifting gently down Su Yan's forehead.

Su Yan blinked, watching the mimosa flower slip past her eyelids.

Reach out and pinch it.

The next second, it was in my mouth.

Yuwen Xu smiled and shook his head.

Is there anything else you don't want to eat?

Su Yan thought about it carefully and nodded seriously.

"have"

As he spoke, his gaze fell upon the notebook of miscellaneous notes placed beside Yuwen Xu.

"This doesn't taste good."

Yuwen Xu raised an eyebrow, remained silent for a long while, seemingly asking a question.

"It doesn't taste good?"

Su Yan nodded.

"It tastes bad."

Hearing her description, Yuwen Xu wondered, "What does 'not tasty' mean?"

Su Yan was curious about what was so good about this thing, and Yuwen Xu would spend some time every day in his study reviewing, writing, and drawing.

So, she secretly tried it when he wasn't looking.

It doesn't taste good.

Just then, she heard Yuwen Xu suddenly whisper in her ear...

"The other day, there was a memorial in my study that was half chewed up. It couldn't have been you, could it?"

Su Yan blinked. In the past month or so since becoming an adult, she had learned some things.

She asked in a low voice

Is that important?

Yuwen Xu looked at her wary expression and a faint smile appeared on his lips.

“Of course it was important. They thought it was gnawed by rats, so they beat the guard on duty that day with more than twenty strokes of the cane. His skin was torn and bleeding, and he is still lying in bed.”

As he spoke, his gaze fell upon her.

Su Yan silently looked away and shook her head vigorously.

"It wasn't me."

A soft, sweet voice sounded guilty.