Chapter 557 - 557 Back Then, Your Highness Called Me Yinyin
557 Back Then, Your Highness Called Me Yinyin
Gu Nuo’er observed secretly and puffed up her pink cheeks in satisfaction, revealing a sweet smile.
That’s right!
She wanted her eldest brother to establish a righteous and handsome image first!
Only then would a kind-hearted older sister come close!
The child reached out to pick up the brown sugar pastry and ate it fragrantly.
She narrowed her eyes.
Oh, the pastries this time were deliciously sweet!
The young ladies in the pavilion only dared to gather and discuss excitedly amongst themselves after Gu Zixiao had walked far away.
“It’s rumored that the first prince is ruthless and unromantic. Those are actually all lies!”
“When I saw His Highness just now, not only was he handsome, but he was also very considerate. He even wanted to ask if we wanted to eat the pastries.”
“His Highness is so patient with the little princess. He’ll probably be even better as a husband.”
As the group of people was talking, a girl who had not interrupted suddenly stood up and walked in the direction where Gu Zixiao and the others had left.
When the girls saw her figure, they inevitably continued to mutter—
“That was Earl of Ding’an’s daughter just now, right? She has a strange temper and doesn’t speak to anyone. She just sits there quietly. She usually doesn’t interact with others and doesn’t go out.”
“She’s arrogant and definitely looks down on us. I heard from my father that if the little princess hadn’t been born back then, Earl of Ding’an would have wanted to say that he wanted to have his daughter adopted by His Majesty!”
“That is too arrogant. Would His Majesty agree to this?”
“I heard that someone praised at that time that based on her destiny, she should have been born into the royal family. However, she had reincarnated into the wrong stomach. In the end, she was still to become His Majesty’s daughter. However, His Majesty didn’t seem to be willing to do that. After the little princess was born, no one brought this matter up anymore.”
“I think those were just gibberish that they made up because they want to soar to success!”
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Gu Zixiao carried Gu Nuo’er and stood by the pond, watching the fish.
The child had already eaten a few pieces of brown sugar pastries and licked her lips in satisfaction.
She took the initiative to break a few pieces of sweet pastries and throw them into the pond. The fish immediately fought over them.
“Eldest Brother, look at that little red fish protected by the golden carp. Doesn’t it look like the two of us?” The child asked in a childish voice.
Following the direction of her little finger, Gu Zixiao saw that there had always been a relatively fatter golden koi outside the school of fish.
Beside it, there was a small red carp sticking close to it. The two fish swam together.
They ate bits of fragmented pastries that were floating on the water.
Gu Zixiao chuckled.
In his sister’s eyes, even fish were so interesting.
Gu Nuo’er broke off a big piece of sweet pastry and threw it over to the two koi fish that were snuggling together.
“Nuo’er doesn’t want them to be hungry. Give them more!”
The siblings gradually laughed heartily. Gu Zixiao even pointed at a mighty and majestic black carp.
He said softly, “Baby Nuo, look. Doesn’t that look like Father?”
Gu Nuo’er widened her eyes and nodded repeatedly.
The siblings looked at each other and smiled.
At this moment, a greeting sounded from behind them—
“h.e.l.lo, Your Highnesses.”
Gu Zixiao and Gu Nuo’er turned around together.
Gu Nuo’er took a look and saw that it was a young lady wearing a blue dress with a gentle temperament.
She was about 11 or 12 years old, but her face had a quieter look than her peers.
Gu Nuo’er didn’t know her very well. She only felt that she had seen her a few times, but she couldn’t remember her name.
Gu Zixiao also tried his best to recall for a moment before saying in realization, “Miss Zhuang.”
He lowered his head and introduced her to Gu Nuo’er.
“Sister, this is Earl of Ding’an’s daughter, Miss Zhuang Miaoyin.”
Zhuang Miaoyin smiled. “When I was young, I lived in Her Majesty’s palace for a while and got along with Your Highness as siblings. Back then, Your Highness called me Yinyin.”