At this moment, the head catcher suddenly had a strange premonition.

The emperor will not find someone to find a way to drain the water of Dingshan Lake?

His favorite little princess has fallen into the lake, and Dingshan Lake is in danger!

At the same time, Zhu Kuai also thought that if he couldn't handle this matter well, he might lose his official position!

At this moment, still parked on the painting boat in the lake, Wang Fu described embarrassedly leaning on the railing and shouting, "Save me! I haven't landed yet!"

The officials asked about the ins and outs of the matter.

It turned out that the fifth prince was traveling with the naughty and cute little princess, and came across Hang Shangshu and Lord Wang for a visit.

As a result, several people encountered the assassin who came to assassinate.

That's all, there were suddenly waves on the lake, just like on the sea.

As if something was preventing the little princess from getting hurt.

After understanding the cause and effect, the officials rescued Wang Fu and Le Ling ashore.

In addition, the assassins who were drowned or fainted in the lake were also salvaged.

After confirmation by the head arrester, there were nine people who came to assassinate the fifth prince, five of them drowned, and two were bitten by the old turtle in the water, bleeding from their bodies, and the remaining two were fine.

Caotou immediately asked his subordinates to detain these gangsters back to the yamen and put them in jail.

He had to be interrogated first, but the matter involved the prince and the princess, so Dali Temple would also send someone to supervise it.

Later, the catcher found three carriages for the little princess and the others, intending to send them back.

Ye Siming took the lead in wrapping Gu Nuo'er in his arms, and he was about to step into one of the carriages with a calm expression.

At this time, Gu Zichen stopped him, and he smiled slightly: "Give Nuo'er to me, Yong Yehou has worked hard today, and I will come to the door to thank you another day."

Who knows, Ye Siming raised his eyebrows, showing a sharp look and a cold and arrogant aura.

"His Royal Highness, please go back to the palace by yourself. I will send Gu Nuo'er back. Don't worry about it."

Gu Zichen was a little surprised.

What is he talking about?

Why does it seem like Gu Nuo'er is his sister!

Do you know who is the real brother?

Gu Zichen said, "I don't think it's necessary. I'll go back to the palace and bring Nuo'er back. Wouldn't it be on the way?"

Who knew that Ye Siming directly hugged Gu Nuo'er with big eyes and got into the carriage.

Then, he looked out of the car window: "Then you can sit in the carriage at the back, this carriage can't be squeezed in."

After Ye Siming finished speaking, he pulled down the curtain of the car, and a deep command came from inside: "Drive, go to the palace."

The coachman smiled apologetically at the fifth prince, and then lightly whipped the whip, the wheels of the chariot slowly turned, and their carriage drove away.

Gu Nuoer didn't forget to stick out a cute little head, she waved her little hand: "Fifth brother, see you in the palace!"

Gu Zichen was left alone, stunned.

This Yongyehou... how can he be so arrogant!

He stole his sister in a grand manner!

He is a bodyguard, not Gu Nuo'er's husband!

Jiang Xiaoran walked up to Gu Zichen and said in a familiar voice, "It's good to get used to it, once Si Ming encounters the princess, he will become inhuman.

Fifth Highness, why don't we take a car? You see, my carriage is still spacious, and currently only Hang Shangshu is stuffed. "

Gu Zichen suppressed the unhappiness in his heart, spread his lips toward Jiang Xiaoran, and smiled indifferently.

"No need, I'll go back to the palace myself. I'll trouble the little Marquis to send Mr. Hang back to the palace."

After all, he also boarded the carriage and walked away.

Jiang Xiaoran clicked his tongue and sighed with emotion: "I wanted to come out to see the excitement, but I didn't expect to lose a piece of clothing, and I really saw loneliness."