Madam General, please run slower.

In the private room, Li took off the veil on his head.

Tan Suer stared at the face in front of her without blinking, looking like a pervert. She wanted to stare at the little princess at the chrysanthemum viewing banquet that day, but there were too many people around, and she was afraid that the little princess would feel embarrassed by her staring, so she could only sneak a peek at her from time to time.

I have to say this face is really beautiful. It looks so tender, I really want to pinch it.

Maybe because she had just spent someone else's money, for the first time Li did not mind someone looking at her like that, and she teased, "Miss Tan, your saliva is dripping."

Tan Suer subconsciously wiped the corner of her mouth, and after seeing the amusement in Li's eyes, she lowered her head in embarrassment, "Sorry, I was rude."

Li Cai was not the kind of person who followed the rules. He reached out and poured her a cup of tea. "Miss Tan, do you usually go shopping without an entourage?"

"Oh, this." Tan Su'er took the teacup and hesitated for a moment, then remembered that the princess was in a similar situation to her and stopped worrying about it.

"Princess, you know that although my mother was named a princess, she is not favored by His Majesty, let alone me. So I don't attract much attention in the capital, and there is really no need to take servants with me when I go out."

"It's good. I'm happy and comfortable alone." Li replied casually.

Tan Suer's originally depressed mood was also broken by Li's words, "That's true, my mother doesn't care much about me, I can play and spend as I want. But I'm seventeen this year, and my mother has already started looking for a husband for me. I won't be so comfortable when I go to my husband's house."

"Take your time to choose. The princess dotes on you so much that she will definitely respect your choice. With your status, just pick what you like."

No matter how unpopular a princess is, she is still a princess, and her daughter is also a member of the royal family. Anyone who is normal and has a bit of brains would not mess with her.

I don't know what touched Tan Su'er's heart with Li's words. Tan Su'er's eyes suddenly turned red. She took Li's hand and patted it comfortingly, "Don't be afraid, little princess. If the general bullies you, come to the Princess's Mansion to find me. I will take care of it for you."

"Don't be afraid if I can't make the decision. We still have my mother. She is the emperor's niece in name after all. General Yu Xun will have to consider her status carefully."

Li suppressed her hand that wanted to fight back, smiled faintly and didn't answer, fearing that the girl would say that she wanted the princess to recognize her as her goddaughter in the next second.

Fortunately, Tan Suer's emotions came and went quickly, and she changed the subject in a short while. She talked about jewelry, polo, food, and flower boats. The topic spanned a wide range, making Li's brain almost unable to react.

The two chatted casually, and after drinking some tea, they continued shopping.

With Li's tacit consent, Tan Su'er changed the way she addressed her from "Princess" to "Ali".

This intimate name made Li think of the woman's gentle voice in his mind when he first came here.

She let her live well.

If that woman knew that she had tortured Qu Tangli's body to the point that she only had a few years left to live, she would probably crawl back from the underworld to settle the score with her.

Tan Su'er was a very lavish spender. If Li glanced at an item for a few seconds, Tan Su'er would take out her wallet without saying a word, and she looked like she wanted to give the whole street to Li.

If Tan Su'er hadn't stared at her face in a daze from time to time, Li almost thought that she was trying to curry favor with Yu Xun and was using her as an excuse to send gifts to the General's Mansion.

The whole day was spent strolling around, and Li almost forgot why he left the house. Fortunately, Li's physical strength has recovered a lot, otherwise his body would not be able to bear it after a whole day.

At dinner time, Tan Suer took Li to the famous Fumanlou restaurant in the capital and ordered a table full of delicious dishes, as if she was determined to feed Li until she got fat.

Li took advantage of Tan Su'er's absence to call the waiter to pay the bill. Looking at the silver she had handed over, Li breathed a sigh of relief. It was the first time she felt so uncomfortable not to pay.

"Didn't we agree that I would treat you? Why did you pay secretly?" Tan Su'er said dissatisfiedly with her hands on her hips.

It was true that her mother was not favored, but she loved doing business, so the Princess's Mansion had never lacked money. However, the noble ladies in the capital always looked down on merchants and kept their distance from Tan Su'er, so Tan Su'er had always been a marginal figure in the social circle of the capital.

Tan Su'er finally met a good-looking sister who didn't look down on her status, and she wanted to spend all her belongings on Li.

"Don't you want to be my sister? That's why you're being so distant."

Li looked at the man's red eyes and said helplessly, "No, I just can't bear it if I don't spend money."

Tan Suer accepted this poor excuse and enthusiastically took Li's hand again, "Okay, I forgive you this time, but don't snatch it from me next time."

Li wanted to pull back her hand awkwardly, but when she touched Tan Suer's pouting mouth, she dared not move. The look in her eyes clearly told her, if you dare to pull back your hand, I will cry for you to see. She couldn't hit or kill him, and Li felt that she was more wronged than her, and her mind was full of: Save me, save me, who will save me.

Apart from Chunmei, this is the person she finds most difficult to get along with. No, she is even more difficult to deal with than Chunmei.

Tanghulu almost laughed out loud when he saw this scene. It was the first time he felt that his master was so contradictory. As expected, his master should spend more time with people of the same age, such as Chunmei, Wei Shiliu, and now Tan Suer, who can make him feel that his master is full of vitality.

As for the old man who was more than half a generation older than his master, Tanghulu said he didn't want to mention him.

Li shook her head, trying to cover up Tanghulu's rather arrogant laughter. She looked at the little tail that had been following them for several blocks not far away and felt a little helpless. She persuaded, "I'm a little tired. Let's go shopping next time."

Hearing this, Tan Su'er slapped her forehead in resentment, "Blame me, blame me. I'll send a message to the Princess's Mansion and ask them to send a carriage over."

After saying that, Tan Suer held Li's shoulder with one hand and held Li's right hand with the other. Qu Tangli was weak and developed slower than ordinary people. Although Li had been taking medicine to nourish himself after crossing over, and his height had increased a lot, he was still a head shorter than Tan Suer, who was four years older than her. She was just at the shoulder of Tan Suer.

The black clothes that Li stole from Wei Shiliu were replaced by Tan Suer in the clothing store, which was a blue dress that women usually wore. Tan Suer looked at Li as if she was looking at a fragile porcelain doll, and the way she held her up, someone who didn't know would think that Li was pregnant with her child.

Li thought about her delicate image outside and just let Tan Suer go. After all, when Tan Suer said she was crying, she really meant it.

The servant of the princess's mansion soon arrived in a carriage. Seeing his mistress carefully helping a girl onto the horse, the servant's first reaction was: Does the princess know that her daughter likes women?

When the servant heard Tan Suer's order to go to the general's mansion, he came to his senses and realized the identity of the person in the carriage. He didn't dare to guess anymore and drove the carriage slowly towards the general's mansion.

Why should he go slowly? Because the lady ordered that if the princess was hit by the carriage, his salary would be deducted. It would be difficult for him to do that for his little monthly salary.