She and the others ran closer and asked, "What's wrong?"
Gu Hui called out "Grandma" and then said, "She's been punished; she has to run 20 laps around the city."
Grandma Gu: "...Oh, then you guys run!"
Princess Jinghe: "Grandma, we're going home for dinner soon. Please ask the kitchen to save us extra food. Oh, and also bathwater."
Grandma Gu nodded: "Yes, don't be lazy."
After saying that, he left.
He San Niang: "Wow! Gu Hui, you look just like your grandma! You never have any expression when you talk."
Peng Lang: "Gu Hui, your grandma is so fierce! She actually told you not to be lazy. But surprisingly, she didn't scold you or ask how you were punished."
Princess Jinghe chuckled and said, "Does asking a question absolve me of punishment?"
The two thought about it and agreed.
...
Peng Ze went home, changed his clothes, and had dinner there. He also asked about Gu Hui and Princess Jinghe.
Peng Ze learned that this was the niece of the newly arrived Lord Gu.
General Peng looked at him excitedly: "Xiao Ze, how is it? Isn't Huihui a good girl?"
Peng Ze said expressionlessly, "I know she's a girl, but whether she's good or bad, hehe..."
General Peng: "What did she do to you?"
Peng Ze: "She trespassed on my naval camp, I'm punishing her by making her run around the city twenty times!"
General Peng was so angry that he smacked him: "Serves you right for being a bachelor!"
Peng Ze said dejectedly, "Grandfather, if you break military regulations, you should be punished. You can't let her off the hook just because she's a girl! What does this have to do with me being a bachelor?"
Madam Peng knew her son well and grasped the key point: "Wasn't breaking into your water camp a ten-lap penalty? What else did she do wrong that warrants a twenty-lap penalty?"
Peng Ze: "Anyway, I made a mistake! Oh well, I'm not going to talk about it anymore, I'm going back to the water camp."
Peng Ze fled in panic. He wouldn't tell his family that the brat had incredibly sharp eyesight; she could watch him take off his pants without blinking and could scan his entire body with her eyes.
This is terrifying, this is terrifying. I haven't left Kuncheng in so long. Has the world outside changed?
As Peng Ze left the Peng family residence and passed the West Gate, he saw Gu Hui running there alone. He frowned and asked, "Why are you alone? Where's Peng Lang? I told him to keep an eye on you. And where are Ye Zhen and He San Niang?"
Gu Hui jogged slowly: "General Ze only punished me by making me run laps, he didn't make me keep watch on anyone. Sorry, running can disrupt my breathing, excuse me!"
Peng Ze gritted his teeth. There's an old saying that people with thin lips are mean-spirited. That's right, Gu Hui has thin lips, and she's very sharp-tongued.
This is infuriating!
When Peng Ze got angry, the people in the water camp were in trouble. They had to go swimming in the raging river late at night!
...
When Gu Hui got home, she felt like her whole body was about to fall apart.
Gu Xin rushed over to help her up: "Big sister, you're so silly! The penalty is only ten laps, why did you have to run twenty laps! Sister Zhen already said that the rule is ten laps."
Gu Hui smiled and said, "He set the rules. In the military, subordinates must unconditionally obey the orders of their superiors. Military orders are absolute."
Gu Xin: "Then why did he only punish you? Sister Zhen didn't tell us either; she told us to ask you ourselves."
Gu Hui smiled again: "Perhaps my gaze offended his body."
Gu Xin: "!"
What does this mean?
Also, my older sister was punished today and she was still laughing, which is really abnormal!
Gu Xin asked again, "Big sister, can you teach me how to offend someone's body with your eyes? It feels so magical."
Gu Hui: "...I wouldn't dare, I'm afraid my second uncle and aunt will beat me."
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