Mrs. Bai was cutting vegetables and raised her head when she heard the sound.
She smiled and said, "The weather is getting cold lately. Your Highness must be frozen. Don't accompany me to get frozen in the kitchen. You can go to Siming's room to warm up."
Gu Nuoer knew that Ye Siming was not here, and Bai Yi and his wife didn't say it, but they were actually worried about him.
So the little girl visited the mansion today to comfort Bai Yi and his wife for Ye Siming.
Mrs. Bai said that she had to cook for the princess in person.
Gu Nuoer was embarrassed to sit down and insisted on helping.
Bai Yi and his wife were not able to let the princess do it, so they forced her to pick two green onions from the backyard.
Gu Nuoer handed the onion in her hand.
She sucked her nose and Canran smiled and said, "Aunt Bai, it's okay. I'm not cold. I'll go and wash some mushrooms for you?"
"Hey hey hey!" Mrs. Bai hurriedly put down the kitchen knife and walked over to stop Gu Nuoer: "Good princess, don't be busy."
She shouted, "Honey!Honey!"
General Bai didn't even hear a few shouts.
Mrs. Bai walked out of the kitchen and roared with her internal force: "Bai Yi! If you don't come again, see how I beat you up!"
Gu Nuoer blinked her long eyelashes.
A moment later, Bai Yi jogged all the way, holding a sword in his hand and rushed over.
"What's wrong with Madam? I'm practicing swordsmanship in the front yard."
Mrs. Bai directed: "You send the princess to Siming's room first, bring all the good tea and snacks, and then come and wash all the mushrooms for me!"
Then, when she faced Gu Nuoer, she smiled lovingly and gently.
"Your Highness Princess, Bai Yi is here to help me. Don't be frozen here. Go to the room to have some tea. There are so many books in Si Ming's room, you must like it."
Seeing this, Gu Nuoer was not easy to refuse.
She can't cook, so she stayed and asked Mrs. Bai to take care of her.
He had no choice but to nod, followed Bai Yi and went to Ye Siming's room.
This is not the first time Gu Nuoer has come.
She casually picked up a book from the shelf and flipped through it.
Unexpectedly, I came to one of the pages at once and saw four words that were circled by ink traces.
Stay at night.
Next to this idiom, there is an explanation—
Save the promise of overnight stay.
Gu Nuoer looked closely and found that the ink pen was drawn heavily under the three words "Ye Denuo".
Ye Siming wrote his comments aside. Although he only had two words, Gu Nuoer couldn't help but feel hot.
He wrote: mine.
The little girl slowly touched these two words with her tender fingertips.
I remembered that when Ye Siming wanted to name the Broken Sword a few years ago, he seemed to mention this word.
This page with the idiom "Su Ye Rannuo" is written as if it has been read countless times by Ye Siming.
Even the footer is turned a little curled.
Seeing Gu Nuoer reading seriously, Bai Yi smiled and said, "Si Ming has been smart since he was a child. Every time he reads a book, he can learn it in just one or two days."
"When he first came, he didn't like to talk to people. Later, he followed the princess to go to the National Academy for study. It gradually got much better and he took the initiative to ask me to help him find books."
Gu Nuoer raised her long eyelashes and looked at the bookshelf with watery eyes.
Only then did I realize that the shelf was full of books she had mentioned to Ye Siming by accident.
When she was young, she loved reading, and the ministers and uncles in her father's imperial study recommended her some list of governing the country or making tricks to read.
After Gu Nuoer finished reading it, she would share it with Ye Siming the next day.
But she mentioned it casually, but unexpectedly, Ye Siming wrote it down carefully and went home to see it himself.
He was afraid that he would not be able to keep up with Gu Nuoer's thinking.
Gu Nuoer took out any book and could see the notes Ye Siming carefully approved.
Some books are old and the ink is about to disperse.
But Gu Nuoer seemed to see the boy who was reading carefully under the lamp through the book in his hand.
It turned out that Brother Si Ming had remembered every word she said so seriously.