After returning from the racecourse, Xi Lanting was in a much better mood.
Yun Qiao was still confused about him, but that didn't stop her from being happy.
She felt a little humble.
However, things have to be considered on a case-by-case basis. Uncle Qi is not the kind of person who fishes for her and shows mercy. Therefore, even if she knows that he is not sincere now, Yun Qiao does not blame him.
Two days later, Xi Lanting indeed gave Yun Qiao a book.
It's said to be a book, but it's actually like a notebook - handwritten by Xi Lanting himself.
The writing is similar to the writing on his bedside.
Yun Qiao got it and was very happy, but when she flipped through it, she found that she couldn't understand it.
"Why did you understand it last time?" She turned over it, feeling a little irritated.
She went to ask Xi Lanting.
Xi Lanting told her: "Read it slowly, don't be in a hurry. If you don't understand, leave it alone."
Yun Qiao pushed further: "Can you teach me?"
Xi Lanting: "..."
He was silent, and Yun Qiao naturally thought there was a chance and tried his best to persuade him: "I have a good memory. You can teach me once and I will remember it."
Xi Lanting: "No."
Yun Qiao: "Why?"
"I'm too lazy to teach you. I'm not a tutor." Xi Lanting said.
Yun Qiao: "..."
It is true that she is not qualified to treat Uncle Qi as a tutor.
Xi Lanting seemed to think that these words were a bit harsh, and added: "It is useless to learn such ancient writing, and you are not a major in ancient literature. Don't you want to study medicine?"
Yun Qiao: "Yes."
Xi Lanting: "If you want a book with this kind of writing, just have one as a collection. There is no need to read it."
Yun Qiao was persuaded by him and nodded.
And she agreed to give Xi Lanting a pair of hair embroidery. This time she could give it openly and openly, without any need to be secretive. After she returned, she started to prepare for the matter.
"If I give him a pair of mandarin duck hair embroidery, he won't pretend to be stupid, right?" she thought.
It's just that this is complicated.
"Fortunately, I have thick hair, otherwise I would have been bald."
Doing embroidery takes a lot of time on the brain and eyes, and Yun Qiao also suffered a lot when doing it.
She has been focusing on this matter these days.
A little interesting thing happened in the fourth room.
Brothers Xi Wenqing and Xi Wenzhan found out somewhere that it was Yun Qiao's birthday at the end of this month, so they jointly bought her a gold bracelet.
The bracelet has a hollow curly grass pattern and weighs less than five cents, but it has taken away all the boys' savings over the years. Their pocket money was not much.
"Oh, the workmanship is quite good. It looks substantial, as if it weighs eight coins." Du Xueru was sour and jealous, "It's my birthday, why don't you guys know how to buy one?"
Xi Wenqing and Xi Wenzhan are both ordinary boys. The luxurious life of a wealthy family has made them careless, a bit bad-tempered, and not sensitive enough.
Even if the boys heard Du Xueru's sourness, they didn't take it seriously.
"That's it, it's not enough to buy another one." Xi Wenqing said, "Mom, you are so annoyed that you have to compete with everything."
Du Xueru: "..."
Xi Wenlan was beside me and wanted to laugh with her, but she still couldn't.
Yun Qiao didn't bother to care about their thoughts, so she happily accepted it and put it on her wrist immediately. Her skin was as white as snow, which made the gold bracelet even more dazzling.
Fourth Master Xi also said: "You two boys are quite sensible."
Xi Wenqing bought this bracelet with the intention of blocking Yun Qiao's mouth so that Yun Qiao wouldn't tell anyone about him and Lin Xie. But Xi Wenzhan, a simple and foolish boy, did do it when his brother asked him to chip in.
Yun Qiao doesn't point it out.
"When I celebrate my birthday, I'll treat you to a cake." Yun Qiao's face was full of joy.
"You don't need to ask, daddy will buy the cake." Mr. Xi suddenly said.
Yun Qiao looked at him in surprise.
Xi Wenlan was stunned, and the color on his face faded little by little.