Chapter 235 Yang Chengchen is going to study with Zhao Houyang
The emperor was stunned for a moment. The eldest prince's answer was different from what he had imagined! Sometimes surprises come so suddenly: "Hahahaha, my son, you are more discerning."
"Princess, what's your opinion?" The Emperor saw the princess's little gesture, but he felt it was better to ask for clarification at this time.
"I will obey your Majesty." The eldest princess agreed so readily because this was her second son. He already had an older brother, so his education would certainly not be as meticulous as that of the eldest son. After all, parents all hope that their children can love each other.
So now that the emperor said he would compensate her when the child grew up, she agreed without hesitation. Nothing was more secure than getting it in her hands.
Furthermore, the eldest prince's wife was very curious about Princess Funing, especially since she knew that, apart from anything else, her three sons were well-educated and could already foresee their future. Raising her sons by her side might help them grow up to be even more outstanding than raising them in the eldest prince's backyard.
After all, she wasn't as leisurely as Princess Funing, who spent her days reading and growing vegetables. She was too busy fighting with the women in the eldest prince's backyard every day.
The Second Prince and his wife were stunned when they heard the reply from the First Prince and his wife. They all complained in their hearts that the First Prince and his wife were so cruel that they even sacrificed their own son just to please their father.
The Emperor nodded in satisfaction when he heard the eldest princess's wife's answer. He smiled and waved to the eldest prince and the princess's second son, "Yang Chengchen, come here!"
Yang Chengchen, who was already 6 years old this year, was still brave. He immediately ran over and raised his head and called out, "Grandfather."
The emperor reached out and touched his head, saying gently, "Would your grandfather like to send you to live with your aunt Funing for a few years?"
Yang Chengchen looked at the emperor curiously: "Is that the Aunt Funing who looks so fun?"
When the emperor heard his grandson say this, he became interested: "Oh, what do you mean?"
"At every palace banquet, Aunt Funing and Aunt Fushou always eat and talk quietly together. They look very relaxed. Can I sit next to Aunt Funing in the future?"
In Yang Chengchen's heart, Aunt Funing was always very happy every time there was a palace banquet, and his mother would always restrict him from eating this or that.
When the eldest prince's wife heard her son say this, she just wanted to beat him up. He must have resented her in his heart and refused to let him eat at every palace banquet. It can only be said that no one knows a child better than his mother, but in this situation, the eldest prince's wife did not dare to take action, so she could only silently record it in her little black notebook.
When the emperor heard his grandson say this, he felt that he was still a child. "Hahaha, sure, from now on you can sit with your Aunt Funing. Your Aunt Funing has a younger brother who is about your age. How about you play together when the time comes?"
Yang Chengchen's face was almost wrinkled together, and anyone could see his dilemma: "Okay, but what should I do if I miss my father, mother, and brother?"
"You can go back at night or when you are not in school!" The emperor felt that this was not a problem at all.
When Yang Chengchen heard what his grandfather said, he happily agreed, "Then I'm willing to." He had wanted to leave the mansion for a long time. He didn't want to stay in the mansion every day either studying or listening to his mother's nagging.
So when the eldest prince and his wife, along with the second prince and his wife, left the emperor's study, the second prince patted the eldest prince on the shoulder and said, "Brother, I never thought you would sacrifice even your own son to please our father. I admire you, my brother!"
The eldest prince was a little unhappy, after all, this reputation was really not good. But he still smiled and said, "As a son, I must put my father's wishes first. Doesn't the second prince feel the same way?"
"Hmph!" Now they were still outside the emperor's palace, and the second prince couldn't say anything unpleasant. He could only hide his true self in dissatisfaction and leave with his wife and son.
Upon seeing this, the eldest prince also took his wife and son back to the palace. Originally, the eldest prince felt a little uncomfortable, but as soon as they arrived at the palace, the eldest prince had no time to question his wife about what she meant in front of his father.
The emperor's imperial edict came down, and it said that Master Juexiao said that Yang Chengchen needed to be raised in a princess's mansion to recover his health, so he was sent to the Funing Princess's mansion to be recuperated. In response, the emperor named Yang Chengchen the Prince of Ruihe to protect him.
After this imperial decree was issued, no one else would say anything, but the eldest prince and his wife were extremely satisfied. They both believed in getting the benefits for themselves, and that was all that mattered. They didn't need to care what others said.
Yang Chengchen was even happier, as he was now a prince. Even his father was just a bald prince.
The Second Prince and his wife hadn't been happy for long when they heard that their eldest brother's child had been granted the title of Prince. They were furious and couldn't even express their regret to anyone else. But this was only the beginning of their regrets. Later, the Emperor frequently summoned Yang Chengchen, and their regrets only grew even more.
So in the afternoon, Zhao Lingmeng also received such an edict, and she understood what the emperor meant. It was okay to teach Zhao Houyang, but she also had to teach the little guy Yang Chengchen.
Zhao Lingmeng had no objection to this. After all, teaching one person was the same as teaching a group. She just hoped that this grandson of the emperor would be a smart and easy-to-manage child.
So when Zhao Lingmeng and her mother and the other two were having dinner together that evening, Zhao Lingmeng announced, "Starting tomorrow, the eldest prince's second son will be staying at our residence. He'll need to stay overnight occasionally, so the three of you should move out of my courtyard! Then the four of you will live next to each other."
"Ah?" The one who reacted the most was the second oldest, Zhao Houming.
He immediately raised his head from his bowl and looked at Zhao Lingmeng pitifully, "Mom, I don't want to move out," Zhao Houming said while spitting out his food. Everyone else looked at Zhao Houming with disgust.
"That's not the point," Zhao Houming said, a little annoyed.
Zhao Lingmeng sat down to the side helplessly. "Zhao Houming, you have to be reasonable. You are old enough now. You should have your own yard."
Zhao Houming also knew that he was being unreasonable, so he could only lower his head and pick up a large piece of meat and stuff it into his mouth to express his unhappiness.
Zhao Lingmeng didn't care! She immediately struck while the iron was hot, saying, "After dinner, let's go choose a yard together! I'll have someone clean it up, and you can move in tomorrow."
Even Zhao Houjing and Zhao Houyang were surprised. "So fast?"
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