"We're too late, we didn't see anything." Chang Le pouted with regret.
Seeing his aunt's sad face, Sui Sui couldn't bear it. He said to Su Nan, "Second Uncle, shall we take Aunt to a lively place to play?"
"Where's the most fun place in the capital?" Chang Le immediately perked up.
Su Nan lifted Sui Sui up and bounced her around. "The streets next to Dongda Street are all bustling and not far from here."
"Stop arguing and let's go."
"I need to take care of Sui Sui, so please don't lose her, Second Miss." Su Nan glanced down at Chang Le.
"Stop talking nonsense, I'm not blind." Chang Le retorted stubbornly, but seeing Su Nan walk forward, she followed closely behind him.
As soon as I reached the street corner, I saw a bustling crowd ahead, with several children chasing and laughing through the throng, each holding a candied hawthorn.
Seeing that there were many people ahead, Su Nan slowed down and made sure that Chang Le was in his sight before continuing to walk forward.
Chang Le's eyes lit up as she watched the children chasing and running ahead. She longed to have friends to play with her like that, without any worries.
Living in the palace, you have to walk with such dignity, it's really boring.
Su Nan seemed to see through her thoughts, coughed lightly, and said gently to Sui Sui, "Sui Sui, you see, that child is wrong to eat candied hawthorns while running. He might choke, and if he falls, the bamboo stick in his hand could poke his eye and he could go blind."
Sui Sui nodded obediently, "Sui Sui understands, you can't run around while eating."
Chang Le: "..."
Upstairs in a teahouse across the street, a window slowly opened, and a pair of eyes glanced casually into the bustling crowd, their gaze landing on the three people...
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