A beautiful daughter came to the Xiangfu

The next morning, Zhuang Yunlin personally came to Prince An's mansion to pick up Ah Ying's aunt. Lin Qingyang was still wondering, didn't the Duke of Qing have to attend court? This "old acquaintance" had such a big face!

Ah Ying and her aunt were both dressed more formally, with obvious southern Xinjiang clothing patterns on their bodies, but they also looked like Jin Country clothing, and were not the same style as Ah Ying's usual clothes.

Aying's aunt was still wearing a veil when she went outside, and her face was vaguely visible and could not be seen clearly.

Lin Qingyang sent Aying and the others out of the house and saw them get on Zhuang Yunlin's carriage with her own eyes. Only after the carriage left did Lin Qingyang turn around and go back to the house.

The carriage of Duke Qing is naturally larger. Although not so luxurious, the Duke Qing nowadays also has to have status and dignity.

In the carriage, Aying's aunt sat in the middle, while Aying and Zhuang Yunlin sat on both sides.

"Are we going to your Duke Qing's Mansion?" asked my aunt.

"Yes!" Zhuang Yunlin answered simply.

"Don't your father and you have to go to court?"

This was the question asked by Aunt Aying, and it was also the question many people had when they saw Zhuang Yunlin appear in Prince An's Mansion early in the morning.

"My father and I have both taken leave today and do not need to attend court."

After Zhuang Yunlin finished speaking, he heard a soft “Ha!” from the middle position.

I don’t know whether it is sarcasm or understanding.

"It's not like we haven't seen this before, why are you mobilizing so many troops?"

Ah Ying didn't know what her aunt meant by mobilizing a large army. In fact, her aunt's coming to the capital was entirely arranged by Duke Qing. Duke Qing secretly brought her here and sent her to Prince An's Mansion. The next day, he brought her back to Duke Qing's Mansion and she didn't have to go to court. This was naturally the emperor's instruction.

If you have anything to say, just say it directly. It's troublesome to keep repeating yourself over and over again.

"Okay, I'll ask your father what he's doing later!"

My aunt didn’t say anything after she finished speaking.

Ah Ying didn't know the reason, but judging from their conversation, the matter was not simple, so she didn't say anything.

At this time, most of the shops outside are not open yet, and most of the people living here are powerful and wealthy, so there are naturally few ordinary vendors. There are not many pedestrians and vehicles outside now.

The Jin State stipulated that without special circumstances, horses were not allowed to run wild in the capital and vehicles were not allowed to drive too fast, so even though there were not many people on the road, Zhuang Yunlin still ordered the carriage to slow down.

When the carriage stopped at the gate of Duke Qing, Zhuang Yunlin got off first, and then Aying helped her aunt get off.

After getting off the car, my aunt looked up at the gate of Duke Qing’s Mansion. It was so magnificent!

When the servants saw Zhuang Yunlin personally leading the veiled woman into the mansion, they guessed that the woman was of an unusual identity. After all, who was Zhuang Yunlin? He was a famous "dissolute young man" in the capital.

The grandson of the Queen Mother, the son of Duke Qing, and the good brother of Prince An, is not polite to everyone. After all, the fact that he once "bullied" the prince's companion and was not afraid of the powerful is still vivid in people's minds.

When Zhuang Yunlin took Aying and her aunt to the main hall, Duke Qing was also wearing a more formal "casual dress". Yesterday, Aying was asked by her aunt how to dress. After seeing Duke Qing today, she felt that something big was going to happen today.

When Duke Qing saw the few people slowly entering the room, he quickly put on a smile, took his hands off the table, stood up, straightened his clothes, and bowed to Aying's aunt, "Meet Princess Qianyuan of Southern Xinjiang."

The word "前" was emphasized particularly strongly.

After hearing this, Ah Ying glanced at her aunt beside her. Seeing that her aunt's reaction had not changed, she realized that they were indeed old acquaintances.