Rebirth of His Royal Highness Prince Chenghu

That night, the Fifth Prince's Mansion

A little worried, Wu Xiha went to check on the two little ones next door. When she pushed open the door, she saw a warm and peaceful room, with the two little ones sleeping soundly. She quietly walked over to the bedside, looking at their lovely faces, her heart filled with comfort. She reached out and gently stroked the children's hair, a glint of love in her eyes, and she couldn't help but smile, thinking that these two children were so adorable. She watched for a while longer, making sure they were safe, and then quietly left the room.

Yinzhen sighed helplessly when he saw his wife running next door to see his nephew and niece.

Wu Xiha returned to the room and saw Yinzhen waiting for her. "How are the children? Are they all right?" Yinzhen asked.

Wu Xiha nodded, "Everything is fine, I slept soundly."

Yinzhen smiled and took Wu Xiha's hand. "You are always so worried about them. But it's true, these two little guys are really adorable."

Wu Xiha leaned in Yinzhen's arms and said, "I hope they can grow up healthy and happy."

"Of course we will." Yinzhen hugged Wu Xiha tightly, "We will always protect them."

The two of them slept in each other's arms, immersed in a happy atmosphere.

Prince's Mansion

Yiermu: "Husband, can Tiantian and the others get used to it? They are so young, will they cause trouble for my fifth brother and the others?"

"Madam, don't worry. My fifth brother and his wife are kind people and will take good care of our child." Chenghu comforted.

Yiermu was still a little worried, "But I still want to go see them."

Cheng Hu: "Madam, it's already 12 o'clock in the morning. It's not appropriate to go to my fifth brother's house. I will ask my fifth brother tomorrow morning."

After hearing what Chenghu said, Yiermu had no choice but to nod. She knew her husband was right and that it was not appropriate to go at this time.

Chenghu tucked her in and held her in his arms: "Go to sleep."

Kunning Palace

Qingyao sat on the Arhat couch, holding the lovely cat in her arms. The cat's soft fur flowed through her fingertips, as delicate and smooth as silk. She gently stroked the cat's back, her movements gentle and slow. The cat seemed to feel the master's care and love, slightly squinting its eyes, enjoying it comfortably.

Kangxi pushed the door open and walked into the bedroom: "My dear, what are you busy with?"

Qingyao: "Husband, you are back, stroking the fur of the little cat."

Kangxi walked over to Qingyao and sat down. He reached out and touched the little raccoon's head. "This little guy is getting rounder and rounder."

Qingyao chuckled, "It eats and sleeps all day long, and eats again when it wakes up, so it naturally grows fast."

Kangxi held Qingyao in his arms and asked, "Will you keep this little cat servant company while I'm away?"

"With it accompanying me, I won't feel bored." Qingyao leaned in Kangxi's arms and said softly.

Kangxi lowered his head and kissed Qingyao's forehead. "Hold on for a while longer. When I hand over the throne to Chenghu, I will accompany you well."

Qingyao: "Husband, we've come this far over the years, is this much more necessary?"

Kangxi: "You are right, my dear. If you feel bored, ask your cousin to come and talk with you to cheer you up."

Qingyao said, "Who wants to invite her? I don't want to play mahjong with her anymore. If I lose, she'll take my money." She nudged Kangxi and said coquettishly, "I don't care about her money."

Kangxi laughed heartily. "Well, we don't care about her money. By the way, I heard your brother sent some pots of exotic flowers from the Western Regions to your palace a while ago. Are they blooming yet?"

"Not yet. I have asked people to take good care of it. I want to wait until it blooms before inviting my husband to enjoy it together." Qingyao responded gently.

"That's great." Kangxi hugged Qingyao tightly and said softly, "Thank you for your hard work over the years."

Qingyao put her arms around Kangxi's waist and said, "It doesn't feel hard at all to be able to accompany my husband."