The wife of the female Zun Kuaichuan is a doting maniac

Chapter 1836 My Husband is a Fake Young Master

Su Qiruo smiled and chased after him, her eyes full of doting affection.

Her leg ailment was not only a source of anxiety for her, but also for him.

Now that the weight has been lifted, I feel at peace. For the rest of my life, I only wish to grow old with my beloved.

"drive……"

"Giddy up...giddy up..."

Horses raised their hooves and chased each other.

The best season, the best years.

Along the way, they traveled and enjoyed the scenery of various places in Dongling, and also punished many corrupt officials, local bullies and thugs when they encountered injustices.

By the time they returned to the capital, it was already August.

If they weren't in a hurry to return home to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival with their elders, they probably would have stayed another month before coming back.

A family banquet was held in the palace, and all members of the royal family were present, filling the hall with people of all ages.

With peace and stability in the court and the world at peace, the Emperor was in a good mood and drank a few extra cups of wine.

Su Ziqing, who was engrossed in eating, suddenly felt a chill on the top of her head. Before she could even look up, she heard her mother's familiar voice.

"Xiao Jiu! You and Aruo are about the same age. Aruo has been married for half a year now, so it's time to consider your marriage as well."

The Emperor rarely brought up Su Ziqing's marriage, but during casual conversations with the Empress, he discovered that all the eligible young men in the capital had been betrothed, and if his youngest daughter didn't choose soon, she would be left without a partner.

It's not that younger men are bad, but when it comes to a proper husband, it's better to find someone of a more stable and reliable age.

The Emperor himself also had young attendants in his harem who were more than ten years younger than her. They were very good at coaxing and acting cute, but they lacked vision and perspective. They were just young masters who could only talk about love, and they were not even half as good as the Empress.

Su Ziqing's heart skipped a beat, and she knew something was wrong.

Swallowing the meatball in his mouth, he said in a serious tone, "Mother is right. I will take this time to carefully select someone. If I find someone suitable, I will definitely inform you and Father so that you can bestow a marriage upon me." If he doesn't find someone suitable, then that's another matter.

This was the first time Su Ziqing had spoken so frankly about her marriage in accordance with her elders' wishes. The Emperor and Empress were delighted and praised her highly.

"Our little Jiu has grown up too."

The queen was pleased, unaware that her youngest daughter was merely trying to appease them.

When Prince Yong's granddaughters and grandsons were already eight years old, his ninth son finally brought back a little prince.

Back at the palace, Su Qiruo and Si Qianling soaked in the hot springs together, and naturally, they also made up for their wedding night six months ago.

Love that blossoms in youth may lack the dramatic intensity of youth, but it flows gently like a stream, making it more enduring.

In early October, Si Qianling personally arranged the marriage between Bai Lu and Zhi Yu, fulfilling the wishes of this destined couple.

Zhi Shu smiled and congratulated his good brother, genuinely happy for him.

He himself wasn't in a hurry; the Prince's mansion had many outstanding women, and his master said he could take his time to choose.

In the third year after the eldest daughter of Prince Yong's family got married, her little daughter was born. Prince Yong and Prince Yong were overjoyed and distributed a lot of gold and silver to accumulate blessings for their eldest granddaughter.

Su Ziyin, who was not yet seven years old, became an aunt, and the first thing she did every day after school was to go see her little niece.

From then on, Su Ziyin raised almost all of Su Qiruo's children.

Su Qiruo inherited the title of Prince at the age of twenty-four, and her eldest daughter was made the new heir of Prince Yong.

The following year, the emperor abdicated, and the Crown Princess ascended the throne, granting a general amnesty.

Su Qiruo was Prince Yong, and Su Ziqing was Prince An. The two sisters served the new emperor their entire lives and were his most trusted right-hand men.

Yuan Heng also maintained correspondence with Si Qianling without interruption.