The Savior is just a 3-Year-Old

The shoe pad fell out.

Jiang Huai ‘an’s face immediately turned red.

Jiang Huaian hurriedly picked up the shoe cushion and hid it in his arms. His face was burning red.

It was hot and red.

On the other hand, little Huai Lu looked at him with disdain. “I was wondering what it wag It’s just two pair of insoles ” After he finished sneaking _ he waved

his hand and went back to his room to rest.

What’s wrong with brother ah Yin giving a few pairs of shoe cushions to his brother?

Did brothers need to be so secretive about giving a few pairs of shoe pads to each other?

Her brother was really strange.

Looking at his sister’s carefree expression, as if she was making a mountain out of a molehill. Jiang Huai ‘an was full of self-doubt. He … He was making a mountain out of a molehill?

This was the first time he had received a gift from a girl.

He was fourteen years old now. If he was in the capital, he would be at the age of fifteen or sixteen. Now that he had suddenly received a gift from a lady, Jiang Huaian couldn’t help but think.

But thinking that she was only twelve, the heat on Jiang Huaian’s face faded a

little.

It was probably a gift from Lulu.

However, this matter still made Jiang Huai ‘an feel a little strange.

Madam Xia was an ambitious woman. Even though she had a big house now, Jiang huailu and Jiang Huaian would send her monthly silver. She was still not at ease. After all, she was the wife of a big family raised by an aristocratic family.

With Madam Zheng as her guarantor, she was now in the inner city teaching the girls the capital’s etiquette.

When the Xia family came back, they looked a little tired.

“I’m afraid that these few days, huangdu won’t be peaceful. After his Highness woke up, he wantonly massacred the rebels, putting an end to everyone’s hope of returning to the capital.” The Xia family came back and sighed tiredly.

How could she not want to return to the capital?

Her family and friends were all in the capital.

It was bad enough that she was suffering now, but she had to suffer with her child.

Jiang Huai ‘an had already prepared dinner. In their house, there was no gentleman who stayed away from the kitchen.

“Sigh, why can’t the heavens open their eyes? Wouldn’t it be better to let him die?” Madam Xia shook her head. His Highness the Crown Prince was really a disaster.

“Mother need not worry. The city Lord, Vice City Lord, and the Wen family had been preparing for many years. He was preparing to return to the capital. How long has our Jiang family been here? Even if the sky falls, there’s a tall one to hold it up.”

The young man’s voice was hoarse, and now he was able to hold up the sky for his mother and sister.

Xia Shi nodded, and a smile appeared on her face. “That’s true. Our lives are getting better day by day.”

“Mother is only worried that this desolate capital is a place of exile. He couldn’t stay any longer. The inner city has been restless for the past few years. Now that the fog outside the city is slowly eroding the city, I’m only worried that the evil will come back.”

“We have the hall of salvation. When we’ve saved enough money, we’ll buy a small house outside the hall of salvation. If we can’t afford 30 miles, we’ll buy 50 miles, or even 100 miles. At least I can be at ease.” Jiang Huai ‘an smiled as he consoled her, and Madam Xia’s brows relaxed a little.

“Where’s Lulu? Why didn’t I see that girl today?” Asked Madam Xia.

“She’s grown up. Today she came back with a needle and thread, saying that she wanted to learn needlework.” Jiang Huai ‘an almost died from her laughter. His hands were full of holes and he was very clumsy.

Xia Shi looked a little guilty.

“It’s mother’s fault. Mother teaches the inner city girls every day, and those girls have to learn etiquette every day. Our Lulu has forgotten about the female celebrity. From now on, I’ll take an hour every day to teach her. ” Madam Xia was a woman who knew the rules very well. If it were not for the separation, she would have been trapped in the rules for the rest of her life.

She was the most typical daughter of an aristocratic family..