Qin Jingmu heard Qin Jingyi and Shi Tian's voices as he walked to the entrance of the imperial kitchen.
"Your Highness, please become my apprentice."
"Your Highness, I will certainly impart all that I have learned in my life to you."
Walking ahead of Shi Tian, Qin Jingyi continued searching for the ingredients he needed, his face expressionless.
"Your Highness, I truly wish to take you as my apprentice. You possess such exceptional talent; only I can teach you more recipes."
"Chancellor, I'm going to cook now."
Shi Tian followed behind Qin Jingyi, chattering incessantly.
"Your Highness, you will definitely not regret it if you become my disciple."
"You're really noisy, Imperial Chef."
"Right now, all I want to do is prepare the meals and take them to the palace school for Xiao Si."
"Your Highness, I know you are preparing a meal to send to the little princess, but that doesn't prevent you from being my apprentice."
After that, Qin Jingyi ignored whatever Shi Tian said.
I'm just focusing on preparing meals.
Qin Jingmu, standing on the other side of the imperial kitchen, overheard everything Qin Jingyi and Shi Tian said.
Afterwards, Qin Jingmu did not go into the imperial kitchen to get food, but instead headed towards Liuyun Pavilion.
As I walked, I kept thinking about the "little princess" and "palace school" from the food-themed stories.
After some guessing, I roughly figured out that Xiao Xi'er had gone to the palace school and started listening to the teacher's lectures.
So the next day, Qin Jingmu went to the palace school and, as expected, saw Xiao Xi'er there, in Class Gui.
Qin Jingmu finished recalling
"Brother, why didn't you tell me? And why did you secretly go to see your sister?"
Did you ask?
Qin Jingtai knew he had his reasons, so he remained silent.
He then looked at Qin Jingyi, "Elder brother, you didn't even tell me?"
Why should I tell you?
Qin Jingtai finally shut up completely, looking heartbroken.
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