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Chapter 797 - 797 370 Retribution (Second Update)
Chapter 797 - 797 370 Retribution (Second Update)
?Chapter 797: 370 Retribution (Second Update) Chapter 797: 370 Retribution (Second Update) Xiao Liulang was not working overtime tonight, so the two of them walked home to Bishui Alley together.
As soon as they arrived at the front door, a small figure slithered out, pounced on Gu Jiao, hugged her leg and called out in a tone tinged with grievance: “Jiaojiao!”
It was Little Jingkong.
He had been away from Jiaojiao for two days and two nights, and he missed her so much that his little heart ached!
Gu Jiao picked up the little guy from her leg: “Did your great-grandma ask you to come back?”
Little Jingkong replied: “I came back on my own accord!”
It was because Empress Dowager Zhuang could no longer tolerate this little chatterbox. Without Gu Jiao by his side, he would chatter non-stop, so much so that even the little turtle raised by the eunuch Qin became depressed.
Having a great-great-grandson was indeed important, but living to see him was even more important.
So, when he suggested leaving the palace again, Empress Dowager Zhuang quickly had Eunuch Qin send him back home.
After saying that, Little Jingkong wrapped his arms around Gu Jiao’s neck and rested his little head on her shoulder: “Jiaojiao, I missed you so much, didn’t you miss me even a little bit?”
Gu Jiao, amused by his antics, nodded with a grin: “Yes, I did.”
“I knew it!” The little guy was over the moon, wriggling with joy in Gu Jiao’s arms.
Xiao Liulang watched the small figure who was unabashedly cuddling Gu Jiao, and his handsome face turned darker and darker.
“Jiaojiao, there’s a lantern festival tonight!” Little Jingkong, oblivious to his cranky brother-in-law’s glare, held onto Jiaojiao’s neck and sighed. “I’m so grown up, but I have never seen a lantern festival before!”
The little guy even learned to beat around the bush.
Since neither Gu Jiao nor Xiao Liulang had anything to do tonight and Gu Yan and Gu Xiaoshun were unexpectedly at home as well, the couple decided to take their three younger brothers and two secret guards to the lantern festival after dinner.
The Lantern Festival was held on Chang’an Avenue. All the small stalls along the street, except for the ones at the two ends, were hung full of dazzling lanterns. Some lanterns were for sale, some were prizes for guessing lantern riddles, and some were for making friends, and forming groups to compose poetry.
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