A little weak chicken came to Dali Temple

Chapter 186 186 Outing Case (2)

The spring is bright and full of spring spirit, and the fields are green and green. People stop to enjoy the spring everywhere, and it is bustling and lively.

The grass is long and the orioles are flying in the February sky, and the willows are blowing on the embankment and are drunk with the spring smoke.Children come back early from school and are busy flying kites in the east wind.

What Yeats saw when he got off the carriage was such a lively scene. The mountains were long and the water was wide. At a glance, even people's mood became clear.

"very nice."

Pei Jingning followed her with his hands behind his back, his eyes falling on the young lady's smiling face, and she felt happy.

Bai Lang arrived at the destination first and had already set up the tent for the spring outing. Mingzhu and Zhenzhu were instructing the girls they brought to decorate the tent, with small chairs, small tables, rocking chairs...all the small things that can be enjoyed by people. Everything you need.

Yeats followed Pei Jingning to the tent before reacting belatedly, "Is this for us to rest?"

Pei Jingning reached out to hold her hand, "Okay." He said, "Let's have a cup of tea to quench our thirst first. Later, I'll accompany you wherever you want to go."

Putting aside his status as Shaoqing, Pei Jingning is very capable of taking care of his girlfriend as a boyfriend!

Yeats nodded with satisfaction, "Thank you, sir..."

She was indeed thirsty along the way.

As soon as the two sat down, Teng Chong and others came over.

"I have seen adults..."

A group of people saluted together.

Pei Jingning signaled that they didn't need to be polite and asked Mingzhu to serve tea and snacks to Teng Chong's wife and children.

When Yeats saw Mrs. Teng for the first time, he stood up and greeted her, "Brother Teng, this is my sister-in-law, right?"

Teng Chong was a little embarrassed, "Qing Niang, I have met Mr. Ye."

Teng Yao was the daughter of a seventh-rank imperial official. She was of average appearance, but very dignified and virtuous. She bowed to Yeats generously and said, "I have met your lord."

"Sister-in-law, you're so polite." Yeats smiled and gave her a little help.

Teng Chong asked his three children to meet Yeats again and introduced them one by one. Yeats did not expect that Teng Chong’s whole family would come out and did not prepare a meeting gift at all. Just when she was thinking about how to make up for it, Mingzhu held a red paint Here comes the wooden box.

"Sir..." She stood next to Yeats, everyone knew what she meant.

Yeats turned his head.

Pei Jingning was drinking tea.

This boyfriend is really powerful. Yeats smiled knowingly and distributed the gifts to the three children.

Teng Chong stood aside, taking in everything. His wife looked at him, asking whether the gift was expensive or not.He nodded almost invisible and motioned to his wife to accept it. It was Mr. Pei’s anyway, so don’t give it up for free.

Teng Chong hurriedly brought his wife and children to Pei Jingning and greeted him with gifts. Mr. Pei's own gifts were more expensive than those prepared for Yeats.

Although Pei Jingning did not prepare these personally, without his intention, how could the stewards and servants dare to prepare them at will?

Teng Chong was a discerning man. He had met his superiors and knew that Pei and Ye rarely came out, so he stopped being an unpleasant follower and took his wife and children back to the place he had prepared for a picnic.

After seeing Qin Dachuan, Yang Fuquan and others without his wife and children, Zhang Jin went to have a barbecue picnic with Teng Chong's family.Zhao Bai didn't bring his children, only his entourage. He watched from a short distance away as Teng Chong and others left. He didn't come forward. He just stood on the hill and turned around to watch the rushing water of the river and the lively fireworks. There was loneliness in the air.

Walking to the carpet at her home, Teng Yao couldn't help it. She took advantage of her husband's arm when he asked her for something, "Zhongcheng, was Pei Shaoqing the one who prepared Mr. Ye's gift?"

"What's wrong?"

When Teng Yao heard what her husband said, she understood that he had admitted it.

"Pei Shaoqing and Master Ye..." She gestured with her hands, looking in disbelief.

Teng Chong looked around and saw that they were all his own, and then whispered, "Master Ye is a woman."

"..." Teng Yao almost screamed, but Teng Chong covered his mouth, "Don't talk nonsense!"

"But...but..." Mrs. Teng Yao finally took off her husband's hand, "Why have I never heard you talk about it..."

Teng Chong glanced at his mother-in-law and said, "Don't talk too much outside, you know?"

Teng Yao had a look on his face that he couldn't explain.

Teng Chong was afraid that his mother-in-law would not be able to carry it clearly, so he quickly warned her, "Master Ye and I are partners, and we can do anything comfortably. Besides, Master Ye is young and promising, and his future is limitless. If you talk too much, it will be ruined." Your husband is my future.”

Housewives naturally like to gossip. As the head catcher, Teng Chong understands better than anyone else that if he wants to stop his mother-in-law from talking, she can only treat her husband as noble and frighten her with his future.

Sure enough, with the burning flames of gossip and concern about her husband's future, Teng Yao suppressed all signs of curiosity and suppressed it deeply in his heart.

The weather was sunny, the grass was open, and many children flew kites, large and small, colorful, and very lively.

Children are chasing and playing, young men and women go to the forest in groups of three or two to look at the flowers, some take a walk along the river, and middle-aged men gather somewhere to play chess and fish. Fishing and chatting, the women sat cross-legged and chatted, or directed their servants to prepare lunch.

Everything is spring scenery in the world and full of poetry and painting.

Teng Chong's eldest son, eight-year-old Teng Qi, played the game of catching bandits with his friends, running around in the woods and hills. His six-year-old second son squatted in front of a big rock and watched the ants move. The little daughter was held in the arms of a servant and watched other children flying kites.

The servants of the uncle's house stood not far away and looked at the three children.

The sun was strong at noon. Yeats originally wanted to bask in the sun, but found that the hillside was occupied by children and the riverside was occupied by lovers. She could only go to the woods, but Pei Shaoqing pulled her away.

"After lunch, I'll go into the woods with you."

It was already lunch time. Yeats agreed and returned to the tent. While waiting for lunch, he watched the tourists outside. It was both quiet and lively, and it was very lively.

Just when Mingzhu and the two asked the servants to bring the food into the tent, Zhang Jin hurried over and said, "Sir...it's not good, a child died on the edge of the forest ahead."

"Are there any wild beasts?" As the young minister of Dali Temple, Pei Jingning had the responsibility to pacify the people and investigate. He immediately stood up, walked around the small table and left the tent.

Yeats also quickly followed him to the scene of the accident.

Along the way, Zhang Jin told Yeats the general situation of the outing. Unexpectedly, in Yeats's eyes, casual outings in the countryside also had hierarchies.

The southernmost section, near Nanshan Temple, where there are forests, plains and streams, is by default the place where people of the rank of marquis, Duke, and prince or above stay. The place where Yeats and Pei Jingning pitched their tents belongs to Jiuqing. As an official of the Sixth Ministry, Teng Chong himself was only a seventh-rank official, but his father was an uncle, so the picnic place was close to Pei Jingning.

Pei Jingning, on the other hand, could be in the Southernmost Duke and County Prince section, or he could be in the Sixth Department of Jiuqing. He had real power. He was both the emperor's nephew and a popular person in front of the emperor. If he was willing to go sideways, no one would dare to control him. .

(End of this chapter)