Chapter 2340 Aunt Rushuang Is the Fireworks in the World

She could see that the Queen was a very informal person.

Most of the time, she is even more casual and free-spirited than a folk woman like herself.

Xu Hu opened her umbrella first, then took his own, and said with a smile: "Although I don't blame you, it's your tolerance. We slaves must know the rules."

Leng Rushuang said nothing, unfolded her cloak and put it on Xu Xueluo.

"Xueluo, you are smart, your father is careless, why don't you remember your clothes?" Leng Rushuang smiled, "It's raining, so you don't wear enough clothes. It's not fun to catch a cold."

Xu Luoxue whispered: "I remembered it originally. Then I saw the Queen and Her Highness the Princess. For some reason, I couldn't remember anything in my mind."

Leng Rushuang chuckled and said, "It's really pitiful. I don't blame you. I'm a kid and don't go out often. When I suddenly see such a noble person, I must be scared."

Xu Xueluo shook his head: "I'm not afraid, but... I admire you."

She murmured to herself: "Xue'er has never thought that there are such fairy-like empresses in the world. The princesses are so beautiful that I dare not open my eyes to look at them."

Leng Rushuang teased her: "If there was such a fairy-like queen to be your mother, would you be willing?"

"Rushuang, you can't say things like this out of hand." Xu Hu said softly.

"I know, it's just a joke with the kids."

Xu Xueluo shook her head seriously: "Although Xue'er admires the Queen, she doesn't dare to have such extravagant hopes."

She looked at the woman with a warm smile in front of her and hugged her gently: "Xue'er still wants Aunt Rushuang to be Xue'er's mother. The Queen is a fairy, and Aunt Rushuang is the fireworks in the world."

Leng Rushuang didn't know what to say for a moment.

Xu Hu was already very embarrassed and hurriedly pulled away from his daughter and said: "Don't say these words in the future. It's getting late, let's go."

He held up the umbrella, looked at Leng Rushuang and said, "Rushuang, you should go back quickly, it's cold outside."

Leng Rushuang hummed.

Xu Hu took his son for two steps and then suddenly remembered something. He turned around and asked, "What do you want for breakfast tomorrow? I'll bring it to you when I enter the palace. Last time you said the bean buns on East Street are good. I'll bring them to you tomorrow." you."

Leng Rushuang said: "Don't bother, East Street is too far."

"Don't worry, I'll make sure you have something hot to eat."

Xu Hu waved his hand and left slowly with his children.

Looking at the backs of father and son, clinging to each other and walking away in the rain, Leng Rushuang felt a little sad.

She held an umbrella and stood in the rain for a long time, until she felt that the wind was chilling her whole body, and then she turned around and walked back to the inn.

There was no one in the inn anymore.

The carriages and horses parked at the door were gone.

Leng Rushuang walked in.

The boy came over and said, "The guests just had noodles and left because it was getting late. This is the meal money they left."

He handed over a piece of silver.

There are four or five taels.

This piece of silver is enough to eat noodles at the inn for half a year.

Leng Rushuang took the money, thinking that although her inn was inconspicuous, it was a place where the most noble people in the palace often came.

As a woman born from an ordinary commoner, she was proud enough to have had those adventures and get to know the princes, queens and princesses.

"It's getting late. There shouldn't be any guests coming. Just clean up the place and go and have a rest. I'll keep watch by myself at night." Leng Rushuang told the boy.