Farming and reading family

The eldest princess laughed when she heard this. She didn't think Xu Boyan was afraid of death, otherwise he wouldn't dare to do such a thing.

"Prince Qing is an ambitious man with no support. You have little chance of success if you follow him." The eldest princess looked at Xu Boyan.

"Except for the Crown Prince, everyone else has ulterior motives." Xu Boyan did not shy away from the Princess's words. "If Prince Qing has given so much support, how could it be my turn?"

"You are a good choice." The eldest princess nodded. "When did you tell Gao about your identity as a princess?"

Xu Boyan immediately saluted: "I dare not."

The eldest princess stared at Xu Boyan. If Xu Boyan had not told Gao Qingfeng's identity, then what Gao said would be justified.

"I'm bored. Tell me about Gao's affairs." The eldest princess leaned back and closed her eyes slightly.

"I don't understand either." Xu Boyan was embarrassed.

"She often reports to the authorities. Just tell me what you know." The eldest princess did not open her eyes.

Xu Boyan felt that he couldn't escape this matter: "Yes."

Then Xu Boyan told the story of Gao E speaking up for Chen Tao and the story of the Zhao family...

We met quite a few people along the way, after all, those who participated in the gathering were leaving today.

It was almost noon when we arrived at Chen's house. Gao E was hanging out to dry the cotton harvested this year.

The yield is good, but not much is grown. If you calculate the total amount, it will be used up in making quilts and cotton clothes instead of spinning and weaving.

"It will definitely be sturdy this time." Master An installed the Chen family's door again.

Gao E thought that the gate had suffered a lot of misfortunes along with her, so she would definitely nail a few rows of majestic copper nails on it when she got back.

Just as she was thinking this, she saw a luxurious carriage coming towards her house, and she immediately had a bad feeling.

Then she saw a carriage stop in front of her house and Xu Boyan got out of the carriage.

Xu Boyan shook his head slightly at Gao E, indicating that she was fine.

When Gao E saw the eldest princess coming out of the carriage, she immediately went down the steps and saluted.

The eldest princess glanced at Gao E and said: "Who did you learn these etiquettes from? They are neither fish nor fowl."

Gao E had no choice but to stand up straight: "I am a common woman who does not know etiquette. I just watch the stage and see how it is."

The eldest princess ignored her and went straight into the Chen family.

Lu Qingluo and Lianxin looked at the eldest princess warily.

The Chen family's dog barked, and the goose even stretched its neck out of the ground and rushed over here.

The eldest princess looked at Gao E.

"Go back." Gao E looked at the people and animals in the yard, and they all felt that they were too long.

Chen Ke was resting in the side room. When he heard the noise, he looked out the window. He was so scared that he turned his back to the window and pressed his chest. In the end, he still came out with his head held high.

"My name is Chen Ke, and I'm honored to meet the eldest princess." Chen Ke bowed.

The eldest princess had already sat down in the thatched pavilion: "I am looking for your wife, please step aside."

Chen Ke looked at Gao E nervously.

"My dear husband, please go and have a rest first. If anything happens, I will call you." Gao E comforted him.

Only then did Chen Ke bow and leave.

The eldest princess really couldn't imagine how such a person could write such a brilliant poem.

"On the way here, I heard something about you." The eldest princess looked at Gao E and said, "Compared to ordinary women, you are indeed extraordinary."

"Princess, you are too kind." Gao E said respectfully.

"But to this princess, they are just trivial matters." The eldest princess sarcastically said.

Gao E did not refute.

Yes, yes, yes, you are right!

"I'm just curious about how he makes Qingfeng listen to you so much." The eldest princess stared at Gao E.

Gao E frowned: "I didn't say anything to the princess."

"Qingfeng protects you more than I, your mother, do, and you said you didn't say anything to her." The eldest princess didn't believe it.

"The princess has been living in my house because she was injured and lost her memory. What can I say to a person who has lost his memory?" Gao E spread her hands.

The eldest princess thought about it and became even more dissatisfied.

Her earnest teachings every day are not as good as others saying nothing.

"Then why does Qingfeng protect you so much?" The eldest princess didn't believe it.

"This shows that the princess is a person who knows how to repay kindness." Gao E said directly.

"Do you mean that I am ungrateful?" The eldest princess sneered.

Gao E also wanted to start the mocking mode, but the eldest princess was not Tao Meiyu, and she might lose her life if they disagreed.

"Could it be that the eldest princess and the princess don't get along well?" Gao E guessed.

The eldest princess snorted coldly.

"No wonder the princess didn't want to leave even after regaining her memory." Gao E muttered softly.

"What did you say?" The eldest princess was angry.

"Nothing." Gao E said hurriedly.

The eldest princess did want to silence the witness at the beginning, whether for Qingfeng's reputation or to cover up the fact that Qingfeng had been to He County.

However, her daughter threatened to commit suicide, so she didn't dare to act rashly.

Now that she has decided to change her mind, there is no need to attack Gao E and the others.

"I heard that you called my daughter Que'er?" the eldest princess asked dissatisfiedly.

"Uh..." Gao E thought that these two names were simply antonyms. "At that time, I didn't know the princess's name, it was just a title."

"If not, I can punish you." The eldest princess threatened.

Gao E thought to herself, this damned class: "Thank you, Princess, for not blaming me."

The eldest princess came over to ask Qingfeng why she listened to Gao'e, but nothing came out of her conversation: "You are so well-behaved."

Xu Boyan, who was standing by, touched his nose when he heard this. Gao E was not being obedient, she was afraid of death.

Gao E thought to herself that it was not shameful to be well-behaved: "Thank you for the compliment, Princess."

"Then you..." The eldest princess wanted to ask Gao E how to get along with her daughter. She turned her head and glanced at Xu Boyan. "You go out first."

Xu Boyan bowed and left.

Gao E thought the princess was still a bit arrogant: "Princess, feel free to ask whatever you want to ask."

"I want to know how you and the princess get along." The eldest princess lowered her voice.

Gao E thought about it and realized that there was nothing good for her to get along with a foolish person. She could only feed her, clothe her and watch her play.

But can she say that?

"I think the most important thing about getting along is understanding each other," Gao E said, "especially for grown children, who are not given facts."

"Parents who love their children will plan for their long-term future. They are still young and don't understand the future at all." The eldest princess also spent a lot of time and effort to teach the princess.

"Since you know they don't understand, why do you think they will understand?" Gao E said directly, "Youth is about experiencing the wind and rain, and then having a place to return to, rather than returning to a place to be exposed to the wind and rain."

The eldest princess looked at Gao E. How could she, a common woman, have such an understanding?

"This is just my foolish opinion." Gao E said hurriedly.

"Then what other foolish opinions do you have?" the eldest princess asked directly.

Gao E saw that the eldest princess had understood her. "It means accepting the path that children want to take. The so-called rebellion may just be not following the wishes of the elders."

These words touched the eldest princess' heart.

She is the rebellious person in the eyes of others. Until now, those people are respectful to her only because they are afraid of her.