Hearing this servant's announcement, the hairs all over Chang Kuo's body immediately stood up and he entered a state of top alert.

He subconsciously looked around the mourning hall, as if looking for a place to hide. The only option seemed to be the coffin parked in the hall, but that was too offensive and disrespectful. The moment the thought flashed across his mind, Chang Kuo was there.

I recited Amitabha with regret in my heart.

So he took his daughter's arm and walked out, urging: "Let's go, Dad still has something to discuss with you."

However, he hurriedly hurriedly and slowly, when he left the mourning hall and stepped down the stone steps, he bumped into the mother and daughter of Princess Xuan'an.

Chang Kuo paused, his expression frozen on his face.

The eldest princess looked at him from head to toe with arrogant and lazy eyes.

Chang Kuo was upset by her sight. The upset was visible on his face, and he frowned but said nothing.

The eldest princess also had no intention of speaking, and the two of them seemed to be silently adhering to some tacit rule - the one who speaks first loses.

Seeing this situation, Chang Suining made a number in his mind.

Three years old...

There can be no more than these two people put together.

Break it into pieces, each one is one and a half years old.

With two one-and-a-half-year-olds here, the heavy responsibility of speaking out naturally falls on her and Li Tong.

"Her Royal Highness the Princess, Sister Tongtong."

"I've met General Chang." Li Tong saluted Chang Kuo and looked at Chang Suining: "Sister Chang is going back?"

Chang Suining nodded to her.

"Ning Ning, please wait a moment." The eldest princess's eyes also fell on Chang Sui Ning, with a gentle expression: "Don't be in a hurry to go back. When I go in and burn incense, I have something to say to you."

Chang Sui Ning naturally nodded in agreement.

The eldest princess then took Li Tong to the mourning hall to express her condolences.

"Let's go." Chang Kuo pulled his daughter up.

Chang Sui Ning did not move: "...I agreed to wait until Her Royal Highness the Eldest Princess comes out."

"What are you waiting for her to do? What serious thing can she do!" Chang Kuo blew the wind without any scruples, "This person is not a kind person. Don't interact with her in the future to avoid being led astray!"

Chang Suining looked at him, lowered his voice, and asked curiously: "This is my biological aunt. Dad knows her better than me?"

Chang Kuo's expression condensed... He actually forgot about this relationship for a moment!

The outsider is actually himself!

"Then let me go...!" He let go of His Highness, his daughter, and left on his own.

But he was grabbed by Chang Suining.

Chang Suining dragged the man to the corridor. Combined with Chang Kuo's expression, he seemed to be dragging a stubborn cow with a rope in his hand.

Arriving at the corridor, Chang Suining looked at the stubborn cow: "The eldest princess has helped a lot by personally leading troops to support Hezhou. Wouldn't it be rude for my father to avoid her like this?"

Chang Kuo said confidently: "She is helping Hezhou and she is also thinking about Xuanzhou. What does it have to do with me, Chang Kuo?"

Didn’t that woman already say that when you beat a dog, you have to look at the neighbors!

Anyway, he is not the beaten dog she talks about!

"But I invited him here." Chang Suining looked at him: "Even if we don't mention this, he helped save my brother before."

"That's not called helping! It's her own—" Chang Kuo said, his voice suddenly paused for a moment, and then he said: "She was allowed to do things by herself, and I didn't ask her for help!"

Chang Sui Ning was speechless for a moment and said: "If dad continues to make trouble unreasonably like this, I won't be able to help but think about it too much."

"What are you thinking!" Chang Kuo's expression suddenly changed: "I just can't get along with her... We don't get along, and we don't agree with each other!"

"Do you still know her horoscope?" Chang Suining stared at him: "What, did you secretly date her?"

"...!" Chang Kuo's expression twisted: "What if the eight poles can't be hit!"

"I don't know what the quarrel between my father and the eldest princess is, but it is always a fact that I am helped by others. If my father is like this, it will make people laugh." Chang Sui Ning said helplessly: "In this way, I will also be embarrassed."

Chang Kuo's expression was complicated.

As a subordinate, if you ask your lord to lose face, wouldn't that be disloyal and unjust? How can you still have such a subordinate?

"Didn't you agree to make plans for the future?" Chang Sui Ning added: "For someone as important as the eldest princess, my father won't flatter me, but it's not appropriate to refuse and make enemies, right?"

Chang Kuo clenched his fist again and swallowed those "disloyal and unjust" words.

At this moment, the eldest princess Xuan'an had walked out of the mourning hall. She looked down the corridor and saw Chang Kuo was still there. She immediately looked away, walking gracefully and elegantly.

"Your Highness." Chang Suining saluted.

Chang Kuo turned sideways and looked outside the corridor.

The eldest princess nodded and asked warmly: "Are your injuries better?"

"Much better, they are just superficial injuries." Chang Sui Ning said: "Thanks to His Highness personally coming to the rescue this time, otherwise Hezhou would have fallen into Xu Zhengye's hands."

I have said thank you many times in the past two days, but I always have to find something to talk about at this moment... After all, her existence at this moment is just one part of the silent rivalry between the two.

The eldest princess's trip was obviously to express her condolences, but she probably met her by chance at the right time.

As for "I have something to say to her", it is clear that the drunkard's intention is not to drink.

"That's not right." Faced with Chang Suining's words, the eldest princess took it seriously: "If he hadn't learned that Xuanzhou troops were moving, Xu Zhengye wouldn't have rushed there in person that day. If he hadn't

Come, there will be no suspense in this battle, you have already won."

Chang Sui Ning: "But without His Highness' intervention, Xu Zhengye would not have given up on Hezhou so easily and retreated to Jiangning."

"But the reason why I can come is because of your letter." The eldest princess looked at the girl in front of her, with real praise in her eyes: "The credit for this is all yours... You kid, Xiaoxiao

It is really remarkable that someone at such a young age can have such comprehensive plans and be so sensible and righteous."

Chang Sui Ning accepted the compliment shamelessly and bridged the gap with self-awareness: "...it was all taught well by my father."

After the bridge was built, the eldest princess looked at Chang Kuo naturally.

Aware of that line of sight, Chang Kuo still looked out at the corridor, but he showed a bit of silent pride: "My daughter is born with this."

The eldest princess: "Yes, it can only be natural. It doesn't look like it can be taught by the elders in the family."

This chapter is not finished yet, please click on the next page to continue reading the exciting content! Chang Kuo turned his face and looked at her after hearing this: "What do you mean?"

Insinuating that his father cannot raise such a good daughter, right?

The eldest princess asked Youyou: "What can I mean? I'm just echoing what you said, but it's wrong?"

Chang Kuo looked annoyed.

The eldest princess glanced at him: "Take it easy, lest you faint from anger again. This is not worth it."

Chang Kuo stretched out his hand and pointed at her: "You..."

"Ah..." Li Tong suddenly made a sound of surprise and hurriedly said to Chang Suining: "Sister Chang, I suddenly remembered that I have something to show you!"

With that said, he took Chang Sui Ning and left the place of right and wrong.

After leaving the corridor, Li Tong rummaged around in his sleeves, but couldn't find anything.

Chang Suining began to feel embarrassed for her.

Li Tong was anxious in his heart, turned his eyes, reached out to grab a handful of snow, rubbed it in his hands hastily, and held it up to Chang Suining with a smile: "Sister Chang, look at the little rabbit I pinched for you, do you like it?"

Chang Suining took it: "...I like it."

In the corridor over there, there was a faint sound of quarreling.

After hearing this, Li Tong hurriedly said: "Sister Chang, don't worry. I used to hear Aunt Chuanzhu say from my mother's side that my mother and General Chang have a close friendship, but they often quarrel!"

He smiled unconcernedly and said: "As the saying goes, a quarrel at the head of the bed ends with a quarrel at the end of the bed..."

As he spoke, his voice paused.

Then he changed his words: "Ahem, I mean, beating means scolding means..."

So far, another meal.

She vividly explained why the mouth runs in front and the brain chases behind.

And it’s very difficult for my brain to catch up.

Looking at each other, Chang Sui Ning was silent. Li Tong's mouth trembled, and he smiled and said: "...in short, they are all sharp-tongued, so it's okay to bicker."

Chang Suining nodded: "...understood."

If I keep talking, this sister's mouth and brain will eventually be forced to collapse.

Over there, Chang Kuo didn't want the juniors to hear what they shouldn't hear, so he dragged Princess Xuan'an further away to talk.

When Chang Kuo stopped, the eldest princess shook off his hand in time and yelled: "What do you want to do!"

"I want to ask you what you want to do!" Chang Kuo said angrily: "You kidnapped my children while I was away from the capital, and now you are detaining my son... Li Shu, you went back on your word and took advantage of others.

In such a dangerous situation, you can learn what etiquette, justice, integrity and shame are!"

"I didn't know." The eldest princess smiled half-heartedly: "The first day you met me?"

Chang Kuo was so angry that he blushed: "...The most sinful thing I have done in my life is knowing you!"

"What, is it wrong for me to send people to Beijing to rescue him? Or is it wrong for me to take him to Xuanzhou to recuperate?" The eldest princess firmly gained the emotional upper hand: "I am a good person doing good things with good intentions."
To be continued...