Gu Nuoer went out to play with friends, but accidentally destroyed the cave where the demon fox was suppressed, and got a piece of soft fox fur to use as a scarf. Gu Yihan found out about it.
He immediately put his hands on his hands and laughed: "The whole world here in Nuobao is like an inexhaustible treasure cave. My daughter is indeed a blessing from heaven!"
After that, Gu Yihan ordered some young talents of his generation to write hundreds of poems about this matter, which were circulated among the people.
The end of summer has arrived, and Gu Nuoer's shop is almost decorated.
The fifth prince, Gu Zichen, personally supervised the work and led officials from the Ministry of Works to renovate the shop according to his sister's ideas.
As soon as you enter the door, you will first see two opposite screens depicting Chang'e flying to the moon and a bunny carrying a lantern.
Walking around the screen, you can clearly see the shelves surrounding it, with a dazzling array of new pastries that were served that day.
The next day, these pastries will be thrown away and a fresh batch will be put on top.
Further ahead is the checkout and payment counter.
There is a short flight of stairs on the left, follow it up, and you will reach the second floor.
Gu Zichen knew that Gu Nuoer wanted to place a few small tables here for people who came to buy desserts to take a break and sit down to chat.
So, he and the people from the Ministry of Industry specially expanded some space on the second floor.
Cleaned out all the cabinets that were no longer needed.
Finally, the second floor is quite spacious, with enough room for seven small round tables.
Each table can seat three to four people.
Lao Jiangtou had made many round lanterns in the past few days, and was asked by Gu Nuoer to hang them on the beams.
The red tassels of the hanging lanterns sway back and forth whenever the wind blows, which is really beautiful.
Concubine Qiao had long heard that her good daughter was busy in the small shop.
She asked the emperor for an order early in the morning, saying that she wanted to go back to see her parents. Since she didn't want to disturb others, she wanted to travel in a low-key manner without making a big show.
Gu Yihan was burying the first batch of memorials at the time. Hearing this, he raised his head and said, "Nuo'er are coming with you?"
Concubine Qiao said with a smile: "Nuo'er has been busy running around the Chinese Academy of Sciences all day long. She is eager to learn, so we won't let her follow me around. Anyway, I will only go there for one day and will come back in the evening."
Gu Yihan lowered his head again and drew a red mark on the memorial.
It’s okay if my daughter doesn’t go!
Otherwise, he will also follow!
Otherwise, how could you indulge the concubine alone and stay with her daughter without him?
"Go ahead, you're welcome. Say hello to the Duke of Zhenguo for me."
After that, Gu Yihan asked Eunuch Chunshou to send some rewards for the imperial concubine to take back with her.
After Concubine Qiao thanked Long for her kindness, she placed these royal gifts in Qiushui Palace without taking them with her.
She changed into casual clothes, and instead of having her hair tied up as usual, she made a peony bun with a few hairpins and hairpins inserted diagonally.
Even so, she still couldn't hide her beauty.
Concubine Qiao was helped into the carriage by Wanyin Wanxuan.
A small figure has been waiting in the car for a long time.
"Mother!" Gu Nuoer, wearing a pair of buns and dressed like sapphire beads, threw herself into Concubine Qiao's arms.
Concubine Qiao hugged her with a swaying smile: "Nobao, the emperor has agreed. Let's set off now."
Gu Nuoer raised his head, his crystal clear eyes full of innocence.
"What did mom tell dad?"
"My mother said that she wanted to go back to see your grandfather alone, and the emperor agreed."
Concubine Qiao held Gu Nuoer in her arms: "If you tell the truth to the emperor, he will definitely follow, but you know the emperor's temper, Nuobao.
Mother just wants to hide it from others and go to see how your shop is, so I won’t tell the emperor this time and let him go there by himself another day.”