at this time.

Ye Siming also put on the rain and dew, and returned to the Bai Mansion in a dusty manner.

He went back to his room along the corridor, and when he passed the main hall, he saw bright lights inside.

And Madam Bai was sitting in the main hall with her eyes closed, as if waiting for someone.

"Bai Niang?" Ye Siming paused and raised his stern eyebrows, "Why don't you go back to your room to rest?"

Mrs. Bai woke up: "Si Ming, you are back. Today you brought troops to Gyeonggi to investigate the matter, but is it going well?"

Hearing that there was a disturbance near Gyeonggi, Ye Siming was ordered to go to suppress it.

His tone was indifferent: "It's just a group of rabble. It's not a big problem for people in a village to suffer from the same disease."

Mrs. Bai nodded, and she said, "Si Ming, you are not here today, there is some trouble with Her Royal Highness."

The melodious expression on Ye Siming's face suddenly disappeared.

His eyes froze: "What's the trouble?"

Mrs. Bai told him what happened in the sugar shop.

"Tonight, I went to the street to buy things. On the way back, everyone was talking about it, saying that the princess didn't restrain the people under her. She made unclean things for everyone to eat, and the people died."

Ye Siming exclaimed: "Nonsense!"

Just a cold, can eat dead people?

Mrs. Bai felt worried for Gu Nuoer.

"Anyway, the rumors in the market are not good. The emperor may already know about it, but there is no news from the palace."

"I'm waiting to tell you in advance, Nuo'er must be uncomfortable. You can go to the palace tomorrow morning!"

Ye Siming turned around and walked towards the door.

"I can't wait for tomorrow morning, I'll go to the shop to have a look first."

Mrs. Bai chased after a few steps: "Take your umbrella, it's going to rain!"

"It's okay, Bai Niang has a rest early, you don't have to wait for me." After Ye Siming said, the tall and straight figure quickly disappeared at the end of the corridor.

The night was dark, and the fine raindrops gradually turned into raindrops like rice grains, hitting the eaves with a muffled sound.

It was supposed to be a good sleep time, but the lights in the Four Seasons Sugar Shop were bright.

Gu Nuo'er sat at the table, and in front of her eyes were all open ledgers.

She was memorizing and flipping through it.

Qi Jingsheng brought a booklet and put it on the table.

"This is the last book. The account book records from the beginning of last month to the present are all here."

Gu Nuo'er didn't lift her head: "You've worked hard, go to the backyard and lie down for a while."

Qi Jingsheng dragged a stool and sat aside.

"I'm not sleepy, so I'll accompany the princess and see if I can help."

Gu Nuo'er hummed, as if she had no time to say anything more to him.

Qi Jingsheng looked at the records on the ledger and the excerpts written by Gu Nuoer.

He sighed and said, "But Princess, Master Chen doesn't know when he got sick. Are we really going to return all the money we earned this month?"

Gu Nuoer put down the pen and pressed her eyebrows: "Of course, no matter what the result is, the first way to make up for it is always to return the money they bought first."

In this way, the public anger can be quelled slightly.

Gu Nuo'er said, and suddenly sneezed.

"Ahie—" Her beautiful eyes flashed with water, and she raised her hand and rubbed her nose.

Qi Jingsheng said quickly: "I'll go to the backyard to cook some **** water for Her Royal Highness to drink, so as not to catch a cold."

Gu Nuo'er did not refute, but devoted herself to the account book.

However, when Qi Jingsheng came back, Gu Nuoer had already memorized all the names.

She propped her head up, lying on the table, closed her eyes and seemed to be asleep.

The slender eyebrows are still wrinkled.

Qi Jingsheng felt distressed.

He took off his robe, stepped forward, and gently covered Gu Nuo'er.

Afterwards, Qi Jingsheng stepped back to the side and looked intently at the sleeping face of the girl.

And this scene happened to be seen by Ye Siming who arrived on horseback.