Quick Wear: The Pure Beauty Becomes the Boss's Favorite

Early June.

Prince Duan officially married Jiang Wan as his Princess Duan. This wedding was a rare event in the capital.

At the same time, the Yun Mansion was also holding a wedding, but the Yun Mansion's wedding was very low-key, and the number of guests was not as many as that at Prince Duan's Mansion.

The one who got married was Yun Shu, the eldest daughter of the Yun family, and she married into the residence of the Minister of Rites.

Zhou Yong, the Minister of Rites, was also a third-rank official, of the same rank and rank as Yun Ai. From this perspective, Yun Shu's husband's family was not a disgrace to the Yun family, and the Yun and Zhou families could be said to be well matched.

However, Yunshu’s husband was not a handsome and elegant man, but a middle-aged widower in his forties with two sons and a daughter, but he had never remarried since his first wife passed away for many years.

Lord Zhou happened to take a liking to Yun Shu, and he did not care about Yun Shu's affair with Prince Duan, and was willing to welcome her into the mansion as his wife.

In Yun Ai's opinion, it was lucky that his eldest daughter, who had an affair with Prince Duan, could get married at all. He had no right to be picky.

What's more, Zhou Yong was a good man. His first wife died early and he had no concubines at home. He only had three children left by his first wife.

As long as Yun Shu is willing to live a peaceful life, she will have a bright future. Even if she cannot become the Princess of Duan, she can still become a third-rank imperial lady, and she will have a son or daughter in the future.

This is the most suitable family Yun Ai could find for his eldest daughter.

Compared to his eldest daughter who was lucky enough to marry into the Minister's Mansion, his second daughter could only marry an ordinary scholar. The second son-in-law didn't even become an official and had an ordinary appearance. He was much worse off than the eldest son-in-law.

Yun Ai finally married off her two daughters and finally put an end to the rumors in the capital.

Whenever he thought of his two troublesome daughters, he couldn't help but think of his eldest son who had made a name for himself, and a look of regret and remorse appeared on his face.

"Alas, it's fate!"

"It's really the law of nature, retribution will come!"

Who could have imagined that the young Master Yun who was entrusted with an important task by His Majesty was his illegitimate eldest son, Yun Ai. It was a pity that the other party was no longer considered a member of his Yun family. He was stupid enough to believe the words of the woman in the backyard and kicked such a promising son out of the family tree.

"If I had paid more attention to Huai'er, perhaps the ending would be completely different now."

He himself had to admit that he had neglected it, or perhaps he had never taken it seriously.

When Yun Huai was in the Yun Mansion, he had a very low sense of presence and seldom went out. He was mostly reading and had no intention of competing with his two younger brothers.

Yun Ai naturally forgot about him and didn't even think about him.

Thinking about it now, I only feel regret.

***

Beijing, Cuizhuxuan.

Yun Huai was chatting with a new friend, holding in his hand a biography of a famous writer that he had just obtained.

"Lu Xiao, I will lend this book to you after I finish reading "Yun You Ji"."

The young man in blue sitting next to him gritted his teeth and stared at him with some annoyance.

"You are so confident today, you must have known that Cui's "Travels" would be presented as a prize at the poetry gathering this afternoon."

"I don't know where you got the news from."

Even he, the son of the Minister of Rites, didn't know about it, but Yun Huai actually knew about it.

Yun Huai propped up his chin and said, "Of course I have my own way~"

Lu Xiao hesitated for a while and then gave up. "Anyway, my poetry talent is not as good as yours. Even if I knew about the poetry competition, I would not be able to beat you."

"Remember to lend it to me after you finish reading it, so I don't have to worry." If he couldn't get the original copy, he could always ask Yun Huai to borrow it.

Yun Huai nodded gently, "No problem."

He put down the book he got from the poetry club and picked up his chopsticks to taste the delicious food in Cuizhuxuan.

Lu Xiao looked at the other person while eating.

The character and appearance of his new friend were really impeccable. He had an upright temperament, like a pine or a cypress. He was also quick-witted, knowledgeable and outstanding than most of the scholars he knew.

Moreover, the other party is very easy to satisfy. A book or a meal is enough to make him happy.

Lu Xiao took the wine pot on the table and poured a glass of wine into the glass in front of Yun Huai. "Don't just eat the food, try the wine here. It's really the best in Beijing!"

Yun Huai looked at the glass of wine in front of him, and his scalp tingled when he recalled the last time when he got drunk in the palace and asked Zhou Dehai to recite a lesson.

He said awkwardly: "I can't drink much. If I drink too much, it might be disgraceful."

It was also because this body of his rarely drank alcohol, and he would easily get drunk after drinking a few more glasses.

Even when he was drunk, he didn't act crazy, he just asked the person closest to him to recite.

Lu Xiao raised his eyebrows, "How can this little bit of wine make people drunk!"

"Yun Huai, drink it without worry."

Seeing his confident look, Yun Huai really believed that the wine was not intoxicating. However, after three cups, his eyes became blurry.

He suddenly reached out and grabbed Lu Xiao's arm, and said to Lu Xiao clearly: "Ao can't be allowed to grow, desires can't be followed, ambitions can't be satisfied, and happiness can't be extreme. The wise treat them with respect and fear and love them."

Lu Xiao: Are you kidding me? Just three cups!

The chopsticks in his hand fell to the ground with a clatter, and the sound of reciting could be heard in his ears.

It felt like I was back in school instead of a restaurant!