- When Lin Yishuang and the others came out, they saw Sheng Hong circling around the entrance of Zhenggong.
- Lin Yanchuang: "Hong Lang?"
- Sheng Hong looked back when he heard the voice, and when he saw Lin Yanshuang, he smiled: "Shuanger."
- "Shuang'er, I'm here to take you home."
- Lin Yanchuang: "Okay. Let's go home."
- This is not the place to talk, neither of them said much.
- "Mammy Yan, you can take a carriage with your mother." Before getting on the carriage, Lin Yishuang said to a woman about the same age as your mother who was walking with her.
- This Mammy Yan was the upbringing Mammy that Lin Yanchuang had asked the official family for for Mo Lan. Or to provide an opportunity for the official family to put a nail in the Sheng family.
- The Sheng family and Concubine Rong's mother and son have been unable to break down, so let the official family put a nail in the Sheng family to reassure the official family.
- When Lin Yishuang left the palace, she asked someone to pass the news to Sheng Hong in advance, so Sheng Hong arranged for two carriages to come.
- Mammy Yan: "The prefect is polite."
- After the group returned to Sheng's house, they went directly to Shouan Hall to greet Old Lady Sheng. Aunt Wang was already with Old Lady Sheng at Shouan Hall.
- Lin Yishuang: "Greetings to the old lady. Greetings to the eldest lady. Old lady, I'm back."
- Madam Sheng: "It's good to be back. Just come back safely. Let's all sit down."
- Lin Yonghuang introduced Mammy Yan again. After seeing the ceremony, Lin Yonghuang asked Zhou Xueniang to take Mammy Yan down to rest first. After Mammy Yan left, Lin Yonghuang's three children gathered around Lin Yonghuang.
- Sheng Changfeng and Sheng Molan were both sensible and didn't ask much; on the contrary, Sheng Changyang was still young and asked her in Lin Yonghuang's arms, "Auntie, where have you been? I haven't seen Auntie for a long time."
- Lin Yishuang: "Yang'er misses Auntie, doesn't she? Auntie also misses Yang'er, and Feng'er and Mo'er, Auntie misses you all."
- Lin Yanchuang raised her hand to touch her daughter Mo Lan's head.
- It was the first time she had been separated from the children for so long.
- "Third brother and I also miss Auntie." Sheng Molan hugged Lin Yushuang's hand and leaned against her.
- The mother and son had a conversation, and Sheng Hong said, "Okay, adults have something to say. Chang Bai, take your younger brother and sister out to play."
- Sheng Changbai: "Yes, father."
- Sheng Changbai took a few younger brothers and sisters out. After the children left, Sheng Hong asked Lin Yishuang, "How are Concubine Rong and the little prince? Is the little prince healthy?"
- "The news from the palace these days has always been that the little prince is healthy, but because of the previous three little princes, many people don't believe this news very much."
- More than ten years ago, there were three princes in the official family, but all three princes died young. The original saying was that the three princes were weak, so they died prematurely. This is the saying given by the palace, but outsiders have no way of knowing exactly how.
- It is precisely because of the saying that the three princes were all weak and died prematurely; so after more than ten years, when another prince was born in the palace, everyone couldn't help but think of the three weak princes who had died prematurely, and subconsciously felt that the official family The prince who was born must be weak.
- Lin Yishuang also understood the meaning of Sheng Hong's question. Now the Sheng family and the little prince are tied in the same boat, and the little prince can only be good if he likes the Sheng family; that's why Sheng Hong cares about the little prince. Or that Sheng Hong cares about the Sheng family.
- Lin Yishuang listened to Sheng Hong's words, and she said with great certainty, "Concubine Rong Gui is young and at the right age. Concubine Rong Gui is in very good health, and she gave birth to a very healthy little prince. I took care of the little prince for three months with my mother, and the prince's health was very healthy, and the mother knew about it. If you don't believe me, you can ask the mother."
- Several people looked at the mother who was standing beside the old lady.