Deng Wanning's father was the second son, and her grandmother disliked attending banquets, so naturally she wouldn't bring Deng Wanning along. Furthermore, Deng Wanning's mother was merely the daughter of a merchant, and they looked down on her from the bottom of their hearts.
Normally, she would not be invited to banquets at all if it weren't for the fact that she was from the General's Mansion and that her father was a fifth-rank official.
Fifth-rank officials are not uncommon in this capital city, so if it weren't for the General's Mansion, it would indeed be impossible to invite Deng Wanning to some banquets.
"Well said." A woman dressed in brocade robes and wearing a gold hairpin slowly appeared in everyone's sight.
Looking at the woman in front of him, Wan Ge seemed to recognize her somewhat.
“Ge’er, it’s been a long time. You’re still the same as always.”
The woman, dressed in brocade and fine clothes, gently hugged Wan Ge.
"Qingyang?" Wan Ge still couldn't quite believe it.
"It's me. Have you missed me all these years?"
Wan Ge squeezed her hand: "I did think of you, but I sent you a lot of letters from my maternal grandparents' house. Did you receive them?"
Qingyang shook his head and whispered to Wange that not long after he went to his maternal grandfather's house, the Wang Mansion underwent changes and moved away from its original location, so he had never received any letters from her.
"No wonder, I was wondering why I've never received a reply from you."
"I'm sorry, I didn't know you had written me so many letters. I wanted to write to you too, but I don't know your maternal grandfather's address, and I couldn't find out even if I asked around."
They all knew the general location of the Hermit of Mushan, but they couldn't find out the exact location.
No outsider would dare to reveal the address, because once it was revealed, Wan Ge's grandfather would no longer live there, nor would he teach the students there.
Therefore, it is almost impossible for outsiders to find out.
When Wan Ge wrote to the other party, she gave them her specific address so that they could correspond with each other.
Unexpectedly, the Prince's Mansion had also moved, and the other party never received the letter he wrote.
Qingyang was her best friend when she was young, so even after she left, she still thought of sending her letters.
Qingyang spoke again: "Let's not talk about that. Now that you're back, it's easier for me to visit you. I was thinking of visiting you when I heard you were back, but it's a pity I went to Chengdu a few days ago and only got back yesterday."
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