Various small brain holes in comprehensive film and television

The next day, Zhuxi was clamoring to go out right after lunch.

Zhuxi was very excited and wanted to take Hongdan and Hai Rola out for a walk. In her opinion, the opportunity to go out was rare, and she wanted to share it with her children.

Yinzhen didn't think too much and agreed with everything his sister said.

But they were only a few months old. When the maids heard the prince and his wife's decision, they looked at them in disbelief and said quickly that the little masters were too young to withstand the wind and would easily be poorly taken care of when they went out.

Yinzhen came back to his senses and quickly said that they were just talking. After all, the two kids didn't know anything and wouldn't be able to have any fun even if they went out.

Nuns: Is this the point?

This incident has aroused a great sense of responsibility in the maids who are taking care of the children. After all, the masters are too unreliable. When they are happy, they either forget about the children or want to do some inappropriate things with the children. If they are no longer responsible, what will the masters do?

In the end, the new parents went out to play in disappointment, and the two children stayed in the house and were looked after by the maids.

The new parents were only embarrassed for a moment, and as soon as they got out of the door they started laughing at each other's unreliability.

When Zhu Xi left the mansion, there was a grand ceremony. The two of them sat in the mansion sedan chair, and a large group of servants cleared the way.

It’s not that Zhuxi is powerful and rampant, but this is the case every time the concubine leaves the house, not to mention there is Yinzhen. One is to demonstrate the royal majesty, and the other is to protect the master.

Zhuxi and Yinzhen only needed to sit comfortably in the sedan chair, and the servants would naturally be busy outside.

But Zhuxi couldn't sit still.

There were noises outside.

"Baile is traveling!"

"Baile is traveling!"

Zhu Xi couldn't help but lift the curtain of the sedan chair. The first thing that caught his eye was the crowd kneeling on both sides of the road, all in a row.

As for those who dismounted to salute or stopped their horses, they were inconspicuous.

Zhuxi felt very uncomfortable looking at the person kneeling on the street.

She wanted to take a closer look at their faces, men and women, old and young...

But without the masters' orders, the official sedan would not stop for these commoners.

So, too many faces flashed before her eyes.

Zhu Xi can only let down the curtain, as if it cannot be seen and does not exist.

But this is just deceiving yourself.

Yinzhen came over and asked, "What's wrong, sister?"

My sister is in a bad mood. She was excited at first, but now she is depressed and sad.

"Could it be that those commoners polluted my sister's eyes?"

My sister became depressed after she lifted the veil.

Zhuxi looked at Yinzhen steadily, his eyes were so confused, he really didn't understand why she was sad.

He was really good to her and always protected her under his wings. After many years, it was not until today that she realized the cruelty of the Qing Dynasty.

There is indeed a gap between them, which is a chasm between the times.

Zhuxi lost interest in shopping and leaned against the carriage, not wanting to look at him anymore. She said listlessly, "Nothing, I'm just a little tired."

She knew that it was not his fault. In fact, under his care, she had gone from being exploited to being a beneficiary.

What she should be thankful for is just some time to slow down.

Yinzhen didn't believe it, but since his sister didn't want to talk about it now, he put it aside for the time being.

When they arrived at the Treasure Pavilion, both of them were absent-minded. They walked around, bought nothing, and then went home.

Yinzhen was very worried about Zhuxi. His sister suddenly looked so listless, maybe she was sick.

Others didn't know what was going on between the two of them, and the owner of the Treasure Pavilion thought that his things were not pleasing to the nobleman.