"Oh, yes." Chen Qingxuan responded, picking up the buns and bringing them into the room. He looked at Ah Chou feeding Grandma Chen bone soup spoonful by spoonful, and he didn't know what Ah Chou said, which made Grandma Chen's eyebrows and eyes full of smiles. He silently put the buns on the table, without any appetite at all.
He felt very sad.
Grandma is right. This girl and he are destined to be together. Otherwise, they would not have met.
But why is their fate so shallow?
Why can it only be so shallow?
…
Because he was concerned about the food boxes in the carriage, Pang Yi was very careful all the way. It took him half an hour to walk a distance of just over ten miles, and finally he got home.
"Why did you come back so late?" Zhong Mingwei looked at him with a frown.
"Yeah. Why did you come back so late?" Before Pang Yi could speak, Gu Changlin had already answered, leaning on the pile of quilts, his thighs facing his legs. He looked at Pang Yi lazily. "When you invited me to Ningguta with tears and snot, you never said you wanted to let me starve, did you?"
"Yes, yes, I was stuck outside. That's why I came back late. I'm sorry." Pang Yi apologized repeatedly, then put down the lunch box and went to the outer hall to get the sticky bean curd and braised pork. He thought he would steam them and serve them as dinner for the three of them, but as soon as he came in, he saw Gu Changlin holding a large soup bowl and gulping down the bone soup. Pang Yi's face changed, and he hurried forward to stop him, "This is what the madam asked me to bring back for you! Mr. Gu, stop drinking it!"
"Burp!" Gu Changlin burped for a long time. He pursed his greasy lips and handed the remaining half bowl of bone soup to Zhong Mingwei, "Drink it!"
Zhong Mingwei: “…”
"You don't want to drink it, right?" Gu Changlin didn't wait for Zhong Mingwei to say anything. He stretched his neck and drank the remaining half bowl of bone soup without saying a word. He put down the bowl of soup and reached out to take the big bone inside. While chewing it, he said vaguely, "I didn't expect that the little girl was really good at cooking. Just for this little girl's cooking skills, I have to stay in Ningguta for a while longer. Hiccup... three to five years is not too long..."
Zhong Mingwei: “…”
Pang Yi: “…”
Watching Gu Changlin finish a big bowl of bone soup, chew a big piece of bone, and then reaching for the second bone with his greasy hands, Zhong Mingwei slapped Gu Changlin's hand and said rudely, "Why are you still not done?"
"Look at your petty behavior, how can you be a royal family member?" Gu Changlin said with disdain, but he did not fight with Zhong Mingwei for it. He wiped his hands, stood up and walked outside, burping comfortably, "Burp! Walk a hundred steps after a meal, and you can live to be ninety-nine!"
"Master, how did he know your identity?" After Gu Changlin left the room, Pang Yi hurriedly asked Zhong Mingwei, with a nervous look on his face, "Who is he? What is his purpose in coming to Ningguta?"
"Do you think you have such a big reputation? Can you really invite a famous doctor here with tears and snot?" Zhong Mingwei looked at Pang Yi with disdain. While taking out a big bone from the bowl, he continued to say to Pang Yi, "Mr. Gu and the Grand Tutor are old acquaintances. Before leaving Beijing, the Grand Tutor asked Mr. Gu to take care of me. That's why Mr. Gu was willing to come to Ningguta with you. Otherwise, even if you bought him several hundred kilograms of Shaodaozi, he wouldn't be interested."
"Is he really an old acquaintance of Lord Ding?" Pang Yi thought about Ding Yunwen's calm and mature demeanor, and then thought about Gu Changlin's absurdity and recklessness. He didn't think they were the same kind of people. "Sir, are you sure?"
"Of course it's not wrong," Zhong Mingwei nodded, eating a piece of meat while continuing to talk to Pang Yi, "When the Grand Tutor was young, he traveled all over the world and happened to meet Mr. Gu who was also traveling. The two hit it off and appreciated each other, and became a pair of soulmates. The Grand Tutor highly respected Mr. Gu's medical skills and intended to recommend Mr. Gu to work in the Imperial Hospital. However, as you know, the Imperial Hospital in our Great Zhou Dynasty has always been surnamed Qin, and Qin Lu is not a tolerant person. Mr. Gu is also arrogant. The Grand Tutor was really afraid of wronging Mr. Gu, so the matter was left unresolved. The Grand Tutor returned to Beijing, and Mr. Gu returned to his hometown, Yanshe. They haven't seen each other for decades, but their friendship has always been there."
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