After rebirth, I became Little Marquis’s Bai Yueguang

After a few days, Yu Fengshu had completely taken over the middle post from Rong'an Hou Mansion, and she understood clearly what Yuan Miaoyi said that day.

Mrs. Tai looked on with cold eyes. Yu Fengshu took good care of the whole house and was impartial. He did not treat Aunt Qin and Yuan Shurong coldly.

Although Yuan Fuwei was her father-in-law and it was difficult for her to take care of him personally, Yu Fengshu would care about Yuan Fuwei's health every day.

She was also very respectful to her. Although the Dowager Madam had repeatedly said that she did not care about the ministers in the palace, Yu Fengshu still reported and asked for instructions every day when she came to pay her respects.

Sometimes the wife also felt that Yu Fengshu handled it well, and said that she could just take care of these matters herself.

At that time, Yu Fengshu was sitting under the concubine and said warmly: "How old is my grandson-in-law? What does she know? For many things in the house, I have to rely on my grandmother to make the decision."

Mrs. Yuantai, who had always had a good face, felt very comfortable at Yu Fengshu's words. Although her expression did not change, there was obviously a hint of gentleness in her eyes: "You kid, what are you talking about? When I was your age At that time, you were not half as good as you are now, but you have already done a good job."

After Yu Fengshu listened, he looked at Yuan Miaoyi, who was sitting opposite, calmly, and the two of them smiled tacitly.

From then on, Yu Fengshu became even more comfortable in managing affairs in the Hou Mansion. After all, the Tai Furen had already made her attitude clear, and no one in the manor dared to mess with her anymore.

The palace's ministers were in good order under Yu Fengshu's care, but the atmosphere in the court was becoming more and more tense day by day. Yuan Lingheng was often unable to return home, and one day he even stayed in the palace.

Perhaps because he thought that Yuan Lingheng's newly married Yan Er could not be with his wife, Yuan Lingheng's request for a wife for Yu Fengshu was approved faster than ever.

Before Sanchao returned home, the imperial edict for Feng Yu and Feng Shu to be the wife of the Crown Prince of Rong'an had already been issued.

On the day of returning home, Yuan Lingheng accompanied Yu Fengshu to Yu Mansion. After chatting with his father-in-law for a while, another person came to the palace. Yuan Lingheng didn't even have time to eat, so he could only leave in a hurry with great apology.

Master Yu knew that the imperial court was not peaceful recently, and Yuan Lingheng, the newly appointed son-in-law, was now in the heart of the emperor, so he was very considerate of his busy schedule, but did not blame him.

After hearing the report from the front that someone from the palace had called the Crown Prince away, Mrs. Yu sighed: "The Crown Prince is so busy now that he doesn't even have time to eat."

Yu Fengshu was afraid that his mother would have any objections to Yuan Lingheng and quickly explained with a smile: "There are really a lot of things going on in the court these days. The palace now relies heavily on entrustment. The prince said that he won't be so busy for a while."

Seeing her daughter's rosy face, Mrs. Yu knew that her life was actually good recently. Seeing the way she hurriedly defended Yuan Lingheng, she could also guess that the couple had a good relationship.

"Mother knows." Mrs. Yu laughed a little, but then her face became serious and said seriously: "The prince is now at the time to make achievements. It is a good thing to rely on others in the palace. It is good if you can understand."

Yu Fengshu nodded: "My daughter understands in her heart. Besides, the prince is very good to me."

Mrs. Yu saw a faint blush on her daughter's face and knew that what she said was true. She smiled happily and said, "If you are doing well, mother will be relieved."

Yuan Miaoyi, who handed over the power of Zhongfu, returned to her previous leisurely days. However, in recent days, Xiao Yunyue often wrote to her.

These letters came with him to the capital to convey the information about Youzhou and the family letters to the eldest princess of Jinyang, and then were delivered to the Hou Mansion by Zhang Zhao.

Ever since Princess Jinyang and Yuan Lingheng knew what he was thinking, Xiao Yunyue didn't hide it at all. Yuan Miaoyi sat under the window with her head propped up and read the letter from Xiao Yunyue that Zhang Zhao had just handed in today. She felt that after returning to Youzhou, he was like an eagle returning to the sky, and the tone in the letter also became soaring.

Xiao Yunyue said that he went to the military horse farm outside the city and found a white pony, which Yuan Miaoyi would definitely like.

He also worried about Chang Xiao in the letter, that the golden eagle he raised in Youzhou had been stealing his things recently when he wasn't paying attention. Once, he almost took away the jade pendant that Yuan Miaoyi gave him. Xiao Yunyue was so frightened that he kept the jade pendant in his arms for the past few days.

Yuan Miaoyi looked at it, and a smile appeared on her lips involuntarily.

In fact, she probably knew that Xiao Yunyue's life in Jinyun City was not as easy as he made it sound.

Jinyun City serves as the first line of defense facing the outside world. Even though Xiao Yunyue and everyone in the army were on tight guard, there were still many spies from outside the city lurking in the city.

These days, Xiao Yunyue is conducting a secret investigation in Jinyun City. The war is coming. If these people are not cleared out first, if these people actually spy on any military aircraft in the future and then leak it out, it will be really troublesome.

Xiao Yunyue never hid these things from Yuan Miaoyi, and Yuan Miaoyi also believed that Xiao Yunyue could handle these things well. Therefore, although the letters exchanged between the two mentioned these things, most of the time they talked about daily intimate things.

However, there were some things that Xiao Yunyue did not tell Yuan Miaoyi in the letter.

Ever since Xiao Yunyue confessed to Fan Wuzhao that he had a crush on someone, Meng Shu also knew about this news, and it was quickly spread throughout the Sixteenth Cavalry of Youyun through his mouth.

The blooming of the iron tree is a rare thing that happens in a hundred years, so these people in Youyun Sixteenth Cavalry pestered Xiao Yunyue to ask him who his sweetheart was, what he looked like, and what his personality was like.

The entire Youyun Sixteenth Cavalry were very curious about Yuan Miaoyi, a young lady who could take down Xiao Yunyue. At the beginning, half of the people thought that if the eldest princess didn't care, Xiao Yunyue might be alone for the rest of his life, but he didn't expect that he would have a sweetheart just after returning to Beijing.

Although Xiao Yunyue bit him to death and refused to say who it was, Yuan Miaoyi made him an armband and a bandage, but Xiao Yunyue wanted to show off with it every day.

For a time, almost half of the people in Jinyun City knew that the young Marquis Pingyang had a sweetheart. Look at the stitching on Xiao Yunyue's precious arms, and look at the fine and delicate skin, she must be a gentle and delicate little lady.

Although it was a period of preparation for war, most people in Jinyun City had watched Xiao Yunyue grow up, so the news spread very quickly.

Dressed in bright clothes and angry horses, the high-spirited young prince was once the dream girl of many girls in Jinyun City.

Although many young ladies know that there is a huge difference in status between them and him, it is absolutely impossible. But for such a handsome and outstanding young man, people can't help but focus on him.

As soon as this news came out, the hearts of many young ladies were shattered.

However, most people also clearly understood that Xiao Yunyue was arrogant in his heart, and he would not look down on ordinary young ladies. Now that they had a sweetheart, they quietly put their thoughts away.

While some people are sober, there will naturally be others who are confused. Even if they know this, there are still some who are unwilling and want to give it a try.

(End of this chapter)