An Tingyun knew that Zhui Feng meant to like Shangguan Yao, so he cursed in a low voice: "I will really meet you."
Immediately afterwards, Shangguan Yao personally led the horse to her mother and said cheerfully: "Mother, look, it's a horse."
Akiyo knew that her daughter had liked horses since she was a child, but she was also confused: "Why is there a horse here in Kyoto at night? Is there a thief?"
Immediately, her mother ordered the guards and servants to search everywhere, but not a single person was found.
Shangguan Yao said coquettishly: "Mom, look how cute it is. It must have been abandoned by its owner. Otherwise, we can take it back home and raise it."
Her mother still felt it was inappropriate, Shangguan Yao said again: "Mom, I like it, you can give it to Yao'er as a fifteenth birthday gift."
Akiyo couldn't see her daughter acting coquettishly, so she reluctantly agreed: "You have to promise mother, you are not allowed to ride it around."
"My daughter will remember it, thank you mother."
So, An Tingyun watched helplessly as Shangguan Yao took his beloved horse away, but Zhui Feng followed her into Shangguan Mansion without any resistance.
"Will he abandon his beloved horse? What is in Shangguan Yao's mind? She just inexplicably took his beloved horse as her own..."
After a group of them entered the mansion, even the door to the official mansion was closed.
After all, An Tingyun is also the young master of Anping Marquis Mansion. If people see him sneaking up outside the door of Shangguan Mansion at night, there will be no way to clean it up.
He used Qinggong again and flew to a higher tree. He originally wanted to lead the horse away quietly, but unfortunately Shangguan Yao was too enthusiastic and her mother was afraid that it was a wild horse, so she quickly ordered her servants to give the horse a bath, otherwise Don't let Shangguan Yao get close.
An Tingyun kept watch until midnight, but they hadn't finished tossing yet, and Shangguan Yao didn't seem to be sleeping at all.
It would be even more difficult to tell if someone found him wandering around the walls of Shangguan Mansion in the middle of the night, so he decided to find another opportunity to retrieve his horse.
I saw Shangguan Yao beaming with joy.
On the other hand, his horse is quite enjoying having so many people waiting on it.
An Tingyun sighed, flew down from the wall of Shangguan Mansion, and returned to An Mansion.
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It was a sunny and windy day, a rare good weather since the beginning of spring in the Northern Dynasties.
The front door of Shangguan Mansion was crowded with people, all coming to attend Shangguan Yao's fifteen-year-old hair-raising ceremony.
An Tingyun was dumbfounded when he saw such a scene, and murmured: "There are more people than there are wars, but they arrived late."
He came with his mother. The eldest princess sent an invitation to Mei Yunluo to enjoy the flowers, and by the way attended Shangguan Yao's hair-raising ceremony. For a family with the status of Shangguan Mansion, this number was actually relatively small.
"Yooner, if you feel bored later, you can go back first. Mom wants to talk to the eldest princess."
Mei Yunluo knew her son well. He had talked little since he was a child. He must not like occasions like this.
"Grandma, uncle." At this time, Nangong Ying ran over as soon as she got off the carriage.
"Yinger, why didn't your mother come?" Mei Yunluo asked.
"Chen'er is sick, and my mother has to stay in the palace to take care of her younger brother. I heard that it has been raining in spring for several days in the south of the Yangtze River. My father is handling important matters in the palace, so I asked Ying'er to come alone."
Nangong Ying added with a smile: "But grandma doesn't have to worry about Ying'er. When Ying'er grows up, she can leave the palace on her own."
At this time, ladies and ladies from aristocratic families came towards them one after another and said in unison: "See the eldest princess."
Nangong Ying said slowly without being humble or arrogant: "There is no need to be polite. Today, I am here to attend Yaoer's cousin's wedding ceremony. I do not represent anyone else, only myself, so everyone should do whatever they are supposed to do."
"Yes." Everyone said in unison again, and then left one after another.
