After wearing the book, I became the black moonlight of the paranoid prince

Chapter 148 Acquaintances
Three people, four horses, walking on the street immediately attracted the attention of many passers-by.

"Shuisheng, can you do it?"

Wei Qianzi turned her head and looked at the young man on the horse. He had to take care of the horse under his crotch while holding the horse behind him. It was a bit embarrassing for him.

In the front, Princess Danyang kept urging the horse to charge forward. If it wasn't for Wei Qianzi's slow speed, she would have rushed straight away with a whip.

These imperial horses seemed to be the first time they had been to such a crowded street, and they seemed a little restless and very difficult to control.

Shui Sheng led the horse to avoid a passing carriage, and smiled at Wei Qianzi.

"Don't worry, my lord, I won't be troubled by leading the horse. It's just that there are so many people on the street at the moment. I'm worried that our horse will run into someone's house. Why don't we go on a different road? I know a small road, and horses and carriages don't do that." Much, it’s easy to walk.”

"Then what are you waiting for? Hurry up and lead the way."

Wei Qianzi immediately moved aside to let Shuisheng pass first, Shuisheng hurriedly drove his horse and ran to Princess Danyang, and said something to her, Duke Danyang immediately turned around and waved to Wei Qianzi happily.

The route Shuisheng chose was indeed much less crowded, and they could almost trot on horseback, but she was worried that someone would rush out of the invisible alley, so she deliberately slowed Shuisheng down.

By the time I left the city and arrived at the agreed ten-mile pavilion, it was nearly half an hour late.

Gao Fei was waiting in the pavilion with some anxiety, and when he saw them coming, his handsome face lit up.

"Brother Wei, Brother Cai, you are here, I thought you would not come if you have something to delay."

Princess Danyang jumped off the horse first, ran up to him, and patted him on the shoulder very familiarly.

"We agreed to go horseback riding together, why would we let you go?"

Gao Fei was not used to her excessive enthusiasm, but another person came out of the pavilion and asked curiously.

"Where is the saying about releasing pigeons, why have I never heard of it?"

Wei Qianzi came over leading two horses, and saw a person standing behind Gao Fei, who was the mysterious scholar Fan Sizhe he had met at the gate of Lingyun Tower before.

"Huh? Brother Fan, is that you?"

Princess Danyang was obviously very impressed with him being able to take out a pen and grind paper and inkstone from his arms at that time.

"Brother Gao said that he would bring a classmate over here, but he didn't expect it to be you! This is really great. I thought I was very close to you before, but I didn't expect to meet you again."

"What? Do you know each other?" Gao Fei was about to introduce his distant cousin to them, but unexpectedly they had known each other for a long time.

"Oh, I was lucky enough to meet Liufang Pavilion in front of Lingyun Tower, and we had a few chats." Wei Qianzi bowed his hands to the two of them.

Gao Fei bowed back to her, but still introduced to them, "Since everyone knows each other, I won't introduce too much, Versace, my cousin."

"Cousin?" Wei Qianzi couldn't help curling her lips, what a coincidence.

"Brother Wei, Brother Cai, why are your horses so tall and mighty? Are they from outside the Guan?" Versace saw their horses galloping this way early in the morning, but they were far away at that time, and they had changed their outfits. Dress up, I dare not admit it.

He thought they would come here on two horses as they did, but who knew they brought four horses and a servant, no wonder they came so late.

"Sizhe." Gao Fei called him in a low voice, signaling him not to talk too much.

In fact, he had noticed their horses early in the morning, but he didn't dare to ask more about their identities, but his cousin didn't know about them, so he had to remind him carefully.

(End of this chapter)