My Daily Life in the Houfu

At three o'clock in the morning, I woke up slowly. The maid smiled and brought the Japonica rice porridge and exquisite snacks specially reserved by my aunt's mother's kitchen: "Madam said, the second girl feels tired, so she needs to eat something warm." I went to pay my respects to my aunt. She was looking at the account book and waved when she saw me coming. She was not asking about my homework, but she smiled and asked you to try the new Yuqian Longjing. "You have the best tongue. How about trying this?" I took a sip and said nonsensically: "Well, it smells like grass that has been exposed to the sun in spring." My aunt actually thought this description was wonderful and asked me to write it down. The princess sister brought fashionable satins and snacks back to the palace for her wedding. She was the first to call on you: "Where is my lazy sister? Get this soft blanket to her quickly. She will enjoy it the most. It will definitely be comfortable to spread on the recliner." I thanked him with a smile, turned around, wrapped myself in the new blanket, and fell asleep reading a book on the corridor. My elder brother and younger brother are making great achievements in other places, and there is always a sentence in the letters home: "How are you doing, second sister/sister? If there are no novelties in Beijing, I can buy them and send them to you to comfort your loneliness." When I found out, I rolled my eyes and wrote down a long shopping list seriously.