Wen Jingyang frowned his childish little brows, "I heard from my parents that my mother-in-law is coming and I want to invite her to my house. She said it will bring good luck.
"But the servants also said that it's not necessarily good luck. Anyway, it's very evil."
Wen Shengjun's face was shocked when he heard this.
"Before I got up in the morning, I heard my servants saying that you came into the house very late last night, it was already past midnight, and you must have messed with something dirty on the road...
"They say that pregnant women are already weak, and the child in their belly is even weaker. That's why those unclean things took the opportunity to cause trouble..."
Wen Jin listened to the child's description and understood it completely.
She stood up and looked at Wen Shengjun, "Brother, look, how can a child have any sense of right and wrong? How could he associate our arrival with Xiaoyue's early start? It must be nonsense from people around him.
"If today, the master is punished, but the servant below picks it up high and puts it down gently, there will be endless troubles in the future."
Wen Shengjun frowned and nodded heavily, "On weekdays, Xiaoyue and I lead people who are kind and generous, but I didn't expect that we would tolerate such a bad habit!"
He clenched his fists, and there seemed to be sparks in his dark eyes.
Wen Jin lowered his eyes and looked at Wen Jingyang again, "What about you? Since you are here to admit your mistake, you must know where you went wrong?"
"I shouldn't push my sister. A man can't do anything with a girl." Wen Jingyang also clenched his fists and said.
Wen Jin couldn't laugh or cry, "You're right, but that's not the most important thing. What else?"
Wen Jingyang blinked his big misty eyes, "What else? Oh, the queen and princess are 'koi', they bring good luck, not evil! My brother was born prematurely, I don't blame you!"
Before Wen Jin could speak, a burst of laughter suddenly came from behind him.
She looked back and saw her daughter, sitting there with her hands on her hips and laughing.
The two adults here and a little boy looked at Yue'er in confusion.
"My cousin is here to apologize to you. You are smiling now. Do you mean you are not angry?" Wen Jin asked gently.
Yue'er blinked her big eyes, "Yueyue is not angry to begin with."
Wen Jingyang was startled and lowered his head in embarrassment.
Wen Shengjun quietly breathed a sigh of relief.
"Is it because Yue'er is generous?" Wen Jin asked with a smile.
Yue'er shook her head, "That's not true, Yue Yue's belly isn't big!"
The two adults couldn't help laughing.
Yue'er said seriously, "Because there is nothing to be angry about. What my cousin said is not true. It is a fact that my aunt was born prematurely. It is also a fact that we came here. It is a coincidence that we came together. Fortunately, there is such a coincidence. My mother-in-law is Miracle doctor, we have 'koi' luck again. We are here to help my aunt and little cousin!"
For such a big kid, she speaks very clearly.
Wen Shengjun couldn't help but be stunned. He has been called a "genius boy" since he was a child.
But seeing that Princess Mingyue was so young and precocious, he felt that his original "genius" was no longer a talent.
Look at my son again...
Oh, he was looking at Princess Mingyue with a blank expression.
"My cousin said that about us, maybe because of ignorance and fear? Ignorance of having children and fear of uncertain results."
Yue'er bit the tip of her finger, tugging at the words like a little adult.
Her words surprised Wen Jin... Who taught Yue'er all this?
"It turns out that my cousin was deceived by the servants. I can't blame my cousin entirely. After all, my cousin is still young and has seen little of the world. It's normal to have difficulty distinguishing right from wrong. I don't blame my cousin at all! "
After Yue'er finished speaking, she lowered her head to draw the talisman.
But what she said made Wen Shengjun and his son's faces turn red and white.
I was taught a lesson by a girl younger than myself.
Wen Jingyang felt uncomfortable all over, but he felt that what the other party said was reasonable.
Wen Shengjun also took advantage of the situation to teach his son, "When you are young, you should listen more and speak less, read more and see more of the world..."
Wen Jingyang lowered his head, looked at his toes, and kept picking at his toes with his two hands behind his back.
"Give this peace charm to your cousin!"
Yue'er suddenly looked up from her small table, still holding the talisman she had just drawn in her hand.
Wen Jingyang looked at the talisman in her hand suspiciously.
He closed his eyes hard, then opened them again...
Was he dazzled just now? How could he see a golden light flashing on the talisman in his cousin's hand?
"Yueyue's peace talisman is very powerful! It can turn danger into safety and disaster into good fortune! Cousin, you don't have to be so afraid if something unexpected happens in the future! Yueyue's koi carp will also bring you luck. !”
Yue'er skillfully folded her talisman into a beautiful triangle bag and handed it to Wen Jingyang.
Wen Jingyang was stunned.
Wen Shengjun pushed him, "You haven't thanked the princess yet?"
Wen Jingyang then bowed to thank him.
He stepped forward and took the peace charm, "Ah..."
He exclaimed and the peace charm fell to the ground.
His face turned pale, "I didn't mean it..."
Yue'er chuckled, "It's okay, cousin. Anyone who comes into contact with the Peace Talisman for the first time will be shocked. The Peace Talisman is hot, right? That's because there are people on it to protect you and bring you good luck. Energy! Of course energy is hot."
Although Wen Jingyang couldn't understand it...but he thought it was very powerful.
He bent down to pick up the peace charm and held it in his hand, feeling the warm power on it.
Wen Shengjun led him to thank Wen Jin and Yue'er again and again before retiring.
Wen Jin's people are not the only ones serving in this courtyard.
Those responsible for cleaning, fetching water, boiling water and other menial tasks were all people from Wen Shengjun's house.
As soon as the father and son left the courtyard, the story about Princess Mingyue, who was small but big-hearted, and repaid evil with kindness spread around Wen Shengjun's house.
The boy next to Wen Jingyang muttered, "Why repay kindness with kindness? It's just a piece of yellow paper! A little girl who doesn't know all the characters yet, what kind of talisman can she write? She's just using our young master to make a name for herself. Little girl Despite his age, he is still very arrogant, and he even belittles our young master..."
Wen Jingyang remembered that his sister said that he could not distinguish right from wrong.
Dad told him to listen more, speak less, and think more...
He quietly wrote down what the boys said, turned around and told his parents.
Wen Shengjun dealt with a group of the boys in Wen Jingyang's courtyard ruthlessly, and then suppressed the habit of gossiping and gossiping.
A few days later, Wen Jingyang climbed to the rockery to play.
He accidentally slipped and fell off the rockery.
The servants serving you are going to be scared to death...
The place where he fell was not water, but the hard Taihu rocks.
Isn’t this enough to break your head and bleed?
The servants are ready to sacrifice their lives...
But Wen Jingyang didn't wait for them to help him, he climbed up from the ground and patted the dust on his body, as if he was fine.
"Ah! My talisman!" he exclaimed.
It turns out that he has been carrying the amulet that Princess Mingyue gave him.
When he fell down just now, the house suddenly became hot and even burned his skin. He opened his purse and took a look.
Are there any Taoist talismans in there? There was only a handful of ashes left.
"It's the peace charm that protects the young master!"
"It turns out that the princess really knows how to write peace charms!"
"Either they are koi! It's not a rumor! Look at the rain, the drought in Yunning has been completely alleviated!"
Wen Jingyang held his purse and listened blankly to the discussions among his servants.
