Sang Jiang: ...
Your acting could be a little more exaggerated.
Sang Rui was perfectly healthy, so the fact that she suddenly hired a doctor and was given so much silver when she left makes it obvious to anyone with a brain.
She thought for a moment before continuing, "Tomorrow, go and send a generous gift to Prince Tianyi, and another one to Yang Liu."
Chunhe nodded: "This servant understands."
Sang Jiang flicked a stray lock of hair from her chest and nodded with satisfaction: "Go to sleep."
After saying that, she pulled the blanket over herself and lay down.
Chunhe:! ! !
She wants a reward! She wants to hear a story!
The princess definitely did it on purpose! Draw a circle and curse her!
She grimaced at Sang Jiang's retreating figure for a while before pouting, pulling the blanket up for her, and then turning away.
Sang Jiang always falls asleep the moment her head hits the bed, so she couldn't wake her up now.
Not long after Chunhe left, a figure flashed past the window and climbed through the window into Sangjiang's bedroom. He first picked up the book that Sangjiang was reading with great interest and glanced at it. It was a book without a title. He couldn't help but be curious and opened it to look at the first page, which clearly read "The Emperor and the General's Unspeakable Stories".
Long Jingchen: ...
He said, "Why is she so attentive?"
He looked at Sang Jiang's sleeping figure and actually slapped her on the bottom a few times.
He walked to Sang Jiang's bedside, sat down, and took out a bundle he always carried with him, which contained a long bundle of memorials.
He's studied it these past few days and found that once Sang Jiang falls asleep, she absolutely won't wake up unless there's a major disturbance.
Since he was the only one in Chengshun Hall, he simply brought the memorials over and read them with her.
When you're tired, look up at her.
...
Sang Jiang went to bed early yesterday, so she woke up very early the next morning. She stood in the courtyard and took a deep breath as she looked at the sky, which was just beginning to lighten.
Chunhe smiled and looked at her: "Princess, you're up so early today."
Sang Jiang rolled her eyes at her, dissatisfied: "When have I ever been early?"
Chunhe: "The princess is right."
Sang Jiang ignored her and went straight to a flower bed to tend to the flowers and plants. After playing for a while, she seemed to remember something and slowly got up, looking at Chunhe and saying, "By the way, how did the thing I asked you to do the other day go?"
Chunhe thought for a moment and nodded: "Princess, don't worry, it's all set."
"Okay." Sang Jiang nodded, patting the mud off her little hands: "Then let's go and give that precious third young lady a big gift."
Upon hearing this, Chunhe understood what she meant and nodded heavily: "This servant will go right away."
Sang Jiang nodded and waved to her.
...
Sang Rui was still sleeping at this hour, so Chunhe simply took a small stone and steadily threw an envelope at Aya's foot.
"Ouch!" Aya cried out in pain, "Who is it! Who dares to hit your grandma!"
Her shout woke up Sang Rui, who was sleeping inside. Sang Rui sat up irritably and yelled, "Aya!"
Aya suddenly remembered that her ancestor was still sleeping. She looked down at her feet and saw an envelope lying steadily beside her.
She looked left and right to make sure no one was there before bending down to pick up the envelope. Just as she was about to open it, she heard Sang Rui's even more impatient shout from inside. She quickly took the envelope and went inside.
“Miss.” Aya stood by her bedside and curtsied to her.
Sang Rui looked at her impatiently: "What are you yelling about so early in the morning? I'm not dead yet!"
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