Su Qingyuan has two major wishes in her life: to open her own dim sum and tea shop, and to never marry blindly.
It's a pity that her father is the Minister of Household Affairs and her mother is a maniac who urges marriage. The post of Chunhua Banquet was photographed directly on her dressing table, without even leaving a way out.
She thought, just go, eat snacks in a low-key manner, listen to gossip, and avoid those self-proclaimed romantic young men, that would be a win.
As a result, in front of a plate of sweet-scented osmanthus cake, she met Pei Yanzhou, the eldest son of the Marquis of Jing'an, on a narrow road.
She felt that this person was putting on airs, showing off his face and being arrogant.
He felt that this girl was so sharp-tongued that she was clearly a little monster who turned into a spirit after a snack.
We thought they were just acquainted, but from then on we never got to know each other until death.
Who would have thought that the emperor loved to watch the fun, the eldest princess loved to hold the red string, and the Pei family's grandmother fell ill every three days...
Rumor among the elite circles in the capital: Prince Pei detours three streets and two bridges every day just to take Miss Su home "on the way".
Pei Yanzhou's expression remained unchanged: "The need for patrol has nothing to do with her."
Xie Linfeng smiled and held up the wall: "Brother, the Forbidden Army Camp is to the north and the Su Mansion is to the south. Your patrol route should be reported to the Ministry of War for approval."
Su Qingyuan bit into the sweet-scented osmanthus cake and snorted: "Who wants him to give it to me? Don't come next time."
He didn't come next time.
Su Qingyuan stood at the entrance of the alley waiting for a stick of incense, and was so angry that she ate three more cakes.
——This is the story of a tough-talking prince and a sweet-tempered girl, who went from being displeased with each other to being inseparable from each other. There is no abuse in the whole story, the elders collectively assisted, and everyone in the capital was eating their candy.
