The Regent's Tender Darling

Chen Luo didn't want to say anything more to the scholar, and was about to leave when Guo'er's expression changed, he raised his eyebrows, looked at the scholar and said, "If you are sincere, why don't you go get it now? My girl is hiding here. The rain won’t be able to leave for a while.”

"Ah?" The scholar was stunned, then raised his head, his eyes widened, and his stunned look immediately made the three of them laugh.

The scholar reacted and nodded: "Yes, Xiaosheng will go now."

The rain was pounding outside, and a rain curtain had already been raised at the door of the shop. The scholar looked at the heavy rain, hesitated for a moment, and then rushed out with his head in his hands!

"Hey!" Chen Luo was slightly surprised, but he had already run away far away. This scholar was good-looking, but also silly and honest.

Looking at her maid Guo'er, she said helplessly: "You! What are you doing to embarrass others?"

Less than half an hour passed, and the rain came and went quickly. The Chen family's carriage searched for Chen Luo on Hefang Street for most of the day, but the scholar did not come.

As Guo'er walked outside the carriage, she couldn't help but talk to Ping'er next to her about the scholar: "I knew he wasn't coming back, otherwise it would have taken so long to get the money?"

Ping'er was a little annoyed when faced with Guo'er's endless chatter. She had grown up together with Guo'er and she knew Guo'er's temper best. She would never stop talking.

She said: "Guo'er, please stop saying a few words. What's wrong with you today? You have such a bad temper? You're not afraid of offending the girl and not having a good time with you."

In the Chen Mansion, Guo'er is more arrogant than the girls in Qingxue Pavilion. After all, the girls in Qingxue Pavilion are just as playful as the third girl, but this Guo'er in her family is naturally fierce.

Although she didn't dare to be cruel to her master, she was a feared ancestor to other servants who were not as good as her.

Hearing that there was no good fruit to eat, Guo'er immediately calmed down, glanced at the carriage, slowed down to be level with Ping'er, and whispered: "Sister Ping'er, it's not like you don't know, these poor scholars are always I want to find a rich girl like in that book and become famous."

Having said this, he looked at the place where he had taken shelter from the rain, turned around and continued: "I think that scholar is plotting against our girl. Otherwise, why would he be so big-hearted that he just hit our girl?"

Ping'er shook her head and said, "It rained suddenly and I was so anxious to find a shelter. I don't think I came here intentionally."

"Tsk, tsk, Sister Ping'er, you are so ignorant. Brother Huan said that you must not have the intention to harm others, and you must have the intention to guard against others."

"Haven't you heard? There was a concubine in the Zhang family who secretly followed a poor scholar. As a result, she became pregnant and couldn't hide it, so she was kicked out by her family."

"Huh?" Ping'er had never heard of such a thing.

Guo'er continued to lower her voice and came closer with a rich expression: "Guess what happened? When the poor scholar saw that the concubine was penniless, he didn't want her anymore. In the end, the concubine threw herself into the West Lake, killing two people."

After saying this, Guo'er pursed her lips and shook her head like an old lady in the village.

Ping'er: "Okay, okay, stop talking. It scares me."

About half a month later, she and Guo'er accompanied the girl out of the house again. When they were on Hefang Street, they passed by the place where they took shelter on rainy days.

Unexpectedly, the scholar was wandering around, but Guoer's sharp eyes discovered it.