Six-year-old Man Sheng left her late mother. But he was taken to Chang'an by his grandmother, whom he had never met before.
On the day she stepped into the Gu Mansion, was it a blessing or a curse that greeted her?
"From now on, when you come to the Gu Mansion, don't call her by the name Lonicera."
Grandma kindly asked the maid to move a seat for me, but her brows, which were originally smiling, were now knitted together. Then grandma added, "Your mother is from a scholarly background, so why would she give you such a name?"
I don't understand. He just sat timidly on the chair and stared at the ground without saying a word. From time to time, he secretly glanced at Mo Qing who was standing aside.
And my grandmother obviously noticed the look in my eyes.
She knocked the ground hard with the dove-headed jade staff in her hand: "How did your mother teach you? Is this the attitude of elders when they talk..."
I was so frightened that I couldn't help but overturned the chair with a "pop", knelt on the ground and cried loudly.
I was only six years old at that time.
When I was six years old, I only had my grandma's gentle voice in my mind.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
