Borjigit's maiden name was Gaowa, which means beautiful.

The two exchanged names, and since Shirley spoke Mongolian, Gaowa was very happy.

He wasn't very fluent in Mandarin, so he started speaking Mongolian.

When Shirley heard that Gaowa brought many lambs, cows, and horses when she entered the palace, her eyes lit up.

Upon seeing this, Gao Wa waved his hand and led her to eat roasted mutton.

Shirley instructed the servants to grill half of the ingredients and boil the other half in hot pot, and also to make a fruit salad.

The two little girls ate until their cheeks were bulging.

The next day, Gao Wa found her and made another batch to present to the Empress Dowager and the Empress Dowager.

It just so happened that Emperor Kangxi came to pay his respects to the Empress Dowager.

Kangxi looked at the two chubby, rosy-cheeked little girls with some doubt.

His gaze lingered on Sherry's face for a moment before moving away.

After a while, Sherry got a little bored, and the Empress Dowager probably noticed, so she dismissed them.

The two of them happily returned to the palace and discussed the storybook together.

Life went on like this.

Sherry is either petting dogs at the cat and dog room with Gao Wa, or the two little girls are riding horses together, or they're researching food together.

Gao Wa was somewhat unhappy because she came to the capital, but the Empress Dowager and the Empress Dowager both understood.

Seeing the two little girls being all lovey-dovey every day, Gao Wa has become much more lively.

The Empress Dowager allowed Shirley to play with Gaowa.

The nobles in the palace wouldn't take them seriously either.

As a result, the two young maids became a unique sight in the palace.

At least on the surface, they seem happy, enthusiastic, and free.

Kangxi gradually came to enjoy watching her play around.

I ran into him once in the Imperial Garden. The person accompanying Emperor Kangxi was the gentle and kind Consort De.

Sherry and Gaowa greeted them politely and were about to leave when they were stopped.

Consort De smiled gently and suddenly said she wanted to go back to the palace to see her son.

Emperor Kangxi granted his request.

Then their eyes met, and an awkward silence fell over them.

"What is your maiden name?" Kangxi suddenly asked her.

"Zahari, brother-in-law!" Sherry said, then took a piece of fruit to eat.

“My name is Gao Wa, brother-in-law!” Gao Wa followed closely behind.

Sherry was stunned, Kangxi was dumbfounded, and Gaowa belatedly realized what was happening, grinning, "My name is Gaowa, cousin!"

Sherry turned around and secretly smiled behind everyone's back.