Zi Shuyan looked up at Wan Ge in front of him and gently helped her take off her shoes: "I am just Wan Ge's husband."
I am just Wan Ge's lover. Wan Ge must be very tired today. I am willing to do everything for him.
Wan Ge couldn't do anything about it, so as a reward, she kissed him on the forehead.
Zishu Yan quickly changed his clothes and then obediently lay down next to her, holding her hand.
In fact, during the days they eloped, Wan Ge rarely did anything very intimate with him; it was just ordinary kissing and hugging.
Wange knew perfectly well what Zishu Yan had learned from elementary school.
Seeing the boy lying quietly beside her, not seeming to want to do anything, Wan Ge reached out and cupped his face, then kissed him, her fingertips gently running through his clothes, and then told the boy what a wedding night should be like.
Because Zishu Yan could not possibly come into contact with other women, and there was no way that someone would teach him these things when he reached a certain age, Zishu Yan was actually a complete novice in this area, and only Wan Ge could teach him.
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Early on, the nanny came to remind Wan Ge and Zi Shu Yan to get up and serve tea to the Empress and the Emperor.
Wan Ge was sleeping so soundly that she couldn't possibly hear it.
Just as the old woman was about to speak again, seeing that no one was responding, the door suddenly opened.
The old woman looked at the Crown Prince and said in a softer tone, "Your Highness, it's time to take the Crown Princess to serve tea to His Majesty and the Empress."
"I understand." Zishu Yan's tone was icy. The nanny didn't dare to say anything more, but simply lowered her head and answered "yes," before turning and leaving.
Zishu Yan still didn't wake Wan Ge up. He simply changed his clothes silently, tidied his appearance, and then walked towards the emperor's bedroom.
When they arrived, the Emperor, Empress, Empress Dowager, and Zishuhua were all there. They didn't seem to care much about the tea ceremony, since they didn't care whether their daughter-in-law came or not, because she was Wan Ge.
When the Empress Dowager saw Zishu Yan arrive alone, a faint smile appeared on her lips, and she said, "Indeed, like father, like son."
This behavior is exactly the same as that of the emperor back then.
On their wedding night, the wedding is already tiring enough, and with all that going on between the couple, it's really difficult for the bride to get up early.
When the emperor and empress got married, the empress dowager was waiting to serve tea, but only the emperor arrived.
Knowing that they all felt sorry for their daughter-in-law, the Empress Dowager actually had no complaints. She had accepted her own daughter-in-law's situation back then, so how could she possibly accept her granddaughter-in-law whom she had raised?
The emperor and empress wouldn't say anything, since they were the same way back then.
Zishu Yan directly represented his beloved wife in serving tea to the elders.
Zishuhua seemed somewhat distracted, but Zishuyan didn't pay much attention, knowing that the other person was probably upset about something in their relationship. Therefore, she didn't offer any comment.
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When Wan Ge woke up, it was almost afternoon. Only after waking up did she learn that Zi Shu Yan had gone to serve tea by himself.
She was still completely dazed, sitting quietly in front of the bronze mirror, letting Zishu Yan help her with her makeup: "Why didn't you wake me up?"
As a daughter-in-law, it was particularly against the rules for her to be absent from such an event.
Zishu Yan whispered in her ear, "It's okay."
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