When the prince of no descendants found out that he had a baby, he went crazy

Chapter 122 Sun Family
When An An heard Ye Ping and Ye An running over happily and volunteering to be their horses, he said like a little adult: "Mom doesn't allow us to bully others. Riding on others is definitely considered bullying. We can't play this with you."

Ye Ping and Ye An paused.

It doesn’t matter who plays with whom, what matters is that they are rejected.

The two men turned around to look at their master who had agreed to let them come over to serve as horses for the children. They felt ashamed to face the people of Jiangdong as they had not completed their mission.

"Nothing useless can even soothe a child."

The man who also wants to entertain a few children but doesn't know how, and who looks on with disgust at the uselessness of his own servants, is also amazing.

When Gu Hua came to find Wang Geng, he happened to meet Sun Chengfeng, the head of the Censor Sun family.

Gu Hua could tell a wise man from a wise man. She saw that the look in Sun Chengfeng's eyes when he looked at her was full of wisdom and insight, like a mirror. People like him might give sharp and straightforward advice.

But he would definitely not drag his entire family to death, and how could he be demoted and exiled by the emperor, unless... he did it on purpose.

"Miss Gu."

Gu Hua looked calm, and gave a polite smile to the middle-aged man who greeted him neither servilely nor arrogantly, "Sir Sun."

Sun Chengfeng was being modest and speaking the truth, saying, "Miss Gu, you are joking. I am no longer an adult."

Gu Hua changed his words: "Mr. Sun."

Since others don't want to mention his past as an official, there is no need for Gu Hua to mention it anymore.

Sun Chengfeng admired Gu Hua for his ability to know when to act, his sense of etiquette, and his respect for others.

Wang Geng knew more or less the purpose of Gu Hua's coming here, and knew that she was here to ask for the promise he had made to her.

Thinking about the time when he went to thank Prince Li for allowing him to follow the team with all those burdens, he saw this man and his children sitting comfortably and leisurely in Prince Li's large and comfortable carriage covered with animal skins to rest. He had a premonition that the promise he made was not in vain.

As time goes by, troubled times have already begun, and who can predict what will happen in the future?

Gu Hua thought that his own kids looked so much like that bastard, and their father-son relationship could not be hidden forever.

Gu Hua decided to expand his power before the royal family found out. By then, even if the person who poisoned the dog man discovered the existence of the four children, he would be able to protect them.

When Sun Chengfeng found out that Wang Geng, the chief of the yamen runners, had secretly defected to Gu Hua, he was surprised, but he also had other thoughts.

As a result, when he went back and told his story, his eldest son, who was more sober and rational than his father, rejected it.

"Father, you can't." Sun Haihui shook his head.

When Sun Chengfeng first proposed to provide disaster relief to the people, he was severely rebuked by the emperor. In anger, he wanted to resign and return home, but he was in his forties and was afraid that the emperor would be suspicious of him.

Seeing that the emperor was becoming increasingly incompetent, favoring treacherous officials and alienating good ministers, natural disasters were common, the people were displaced and the world was in chaos, the father and son of the Sun family discussed and decided to design an exile for their entire family to a remote place in Shuzhou, hoping to live in peace in a corner.

Sun Haihui's eyes were clear and intelligent, and he shook his head at his father, "You want your second brother to get close to Miss Gu, and you want to use her power to ensure that our family can survive well in the troubled times.

But father, don't you forget whose carriage she and the children rode in today? And don't you think those children look familiar?"

As the Imperial Censor, how could Sun Chengfeng have never met Prince Li Xiao Junlin?

Thinking about how those children looked so similar to that person, Sun Chengfeng shuddered suddenly. If it was really as his eldest son guessed, then he wanted his youngest son to snatch the person from that person. Isn't this sending his second son to his death?

"Father, do you want to stay silent like this?" He was in his forties and didn't want to become a monk to live a life of asceticism. How could Sun Chengfeng not be attached to the officialdom? He was just forced by the situation in the court.

When facing a dynasty that was about to fall, the censors in charge of making remonstrances had only two paths to choose from. One was to speak frankly and advise the tyrant in the court, and finally die by hitting their heads against a pillar, thus gaining praise and fame from future generations.

Another option is to follow the king's wishes and say whatever he wants to hear, or to say nothing and become a silent censor, who will be abandoned by future generations, suffer a lifetime of infamy, and eventually die.
Sun Chengfeng stroked his mustache and said frankly, "Who wants to remain unknown if they can show their ambitions?"

As the runner-up in the imperial examination that year, Sun Haihui certainly had his own ambitions. If he had not been smart enough to see the decline of the imperial court at such a young age, how could he have planned with his father to exile his entire family?

"A wise bird chooses the tree to roost in, and a wise minister chooses the master to serve."

"Hui Er, you mean..."

Sun Haihui saw his father's surprise and nodded, "If we don't want our descendants to be mediocre, our family can't keep hiding."

Sun Chengfeng knew that what his eldest son said was true, and then he fell into deep thought.

……

Gu Hua didn't know that what the Sun father and son were talking about had anything to do with him. After a day of fighting and killing, he took his children to rest after dinner.

As for the fact that Third Uncle was pushed out by his own son to block the knife when the enemy rushed over, this result would probably make this old man, who had been scheming all his life, die with regret even more than if he had died in his own hands to avenge his parents.

She did not expect that Gu Jitang, who always seemed filial, would do such a thing, but this was also the result she wanted.

Have a safe night.

The next day, Gu Hua got up early with something on his mind.

She walked out of the spacious and comfortable tent and asked Xia He and Chun Lan, who were waiting at the door, to go in and take care of the children who were still asleep.

When she came to the mud pit that Han Jinyan and the others had dug yesterday and were laughed at, she saw the water that had seeped out of the pit overnight. A bright smile appeared on her face, and she was stunned by the man who followed her after hearing the noise.

Gu Hua originally squatted down and wanted to collect some of the clean water into the tank in the space. When she put her hand into the water, her ears moved, and she took her hand out and made a gesture of washing hands.

She turned to look at the handsome man standing behind her and raised her eyebrows: "I already have a child and I'm not interested in men."

Gu Hua's meaning was very clear, she was not interested in men and would stay away from her in the future.

"I'm not interested in you either. I just wanted to see what you were doing sneaking here so early in the morning?" the man said hypocritically.

"You can see that this is water." Gu Hua shook off the water drops on his hands and said a little stingily: "But I sent someone to dig it out."

The tall Xiao Junlin stood behind her, as if he was covering Gu Hua in front of him. He stared at her eyebrows without knowing whether it was okay or not, and raised the corners of his lips slightly.

"Oh!"

"Oh, what do you mean?" Gu Hua said bluntly again: "This water is mine, you know?"

"Hmm!" Xiao Junlin raised his lips as if he couldn't help himself. "I know you sent people to dig it, so I won't fight with you for it. When you have filled it up, if there is anything left, can I let my subordinates take it away?"

Gu Hua saw that Han Jinyan and his men had dug five large pits, in which a lot of water had accumulated overnight. She nodded, but whether the exile teams would come to rob them was none of her business.

(End of this chapter)