A cute baby girl has arrived! The villainous older brother is spoiling her rotten.

Chapter 54: Is the prince easily angry?
"Thank you, mama!" Nan Qiao said crisply.

"Princess, you are serious. This is what a slave should do."

She helped Nan Qiao put on her clothes. "Princess, don't worry. You are small and use less fabric. The crown clothes can be made quickly. After it is finished, I will send it to you in person. The princess will try it on and find out if there is anything that doesn't fit." Just change it again.”

"Okay, okay! Thank you for your hard work, mama."

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After the people from the Shangyi Bureau left, Nan Qiao returned to Pei Qi.

Pei Qi was lazily leaning on the soft couch and asked casually, "Did that nanny give you any trouble?"

"No."

Nan Qiao, who was at the end of the soft couch, shook his head, touched his belly and said, "Mommy also told me that it is normal for children to have a bulging belly after they are full."

Pei Qi couldn't help but curl her lips, but she didn't expect that she was still thinking about what she said that morning.

Nan Qiao: "Mommy also told me not to eat too much, otherwise my stomach will hurt."

She said seriously: "I have already remembered the buckwheat, and I won't eat too much in the future."

Pei Qi smiled.

This guy from Shangyi Bureau is really good at being a good person.

It's a pity that I followed the queen.

"Oh, right!"

Nan Qiao suddenly remembered, "Brother, mama also said a very strange thing."

"Huh? What's the matter?"

Nan Qiao: "Mammy said that the Queen asked her to bring a message to Qiao Qiao."

Pei Qi narrowed his eyes: "What are you talking about?"

"She said..." Nan Qiao recalled: "The Empress said that brother, you have a bad temper because of things that happened when you were a child. If you and I have any conflicts, I hope I won't be angry and don't take it personally."

After she finished speaking, she frowned and felt that it was ridiculous.

"It's so strange. Why would the Queen tell Qiaoqiao this? She has nothing to do with you, brother. It doesn't seem to be any of her business."

Pei Qi sneered and said sarcastically: "The queen has always been very lenient." Huamuan analyzed: [Buckwheat, I think the queen is trying to find out about your relationship with Pei Qi. 】

Nan Qiao didn’t understand: [Hmm, is that all? 】

Hanamaki: [Yes, you think, if you look sad after hearing this, it means that you and Pei Qi really don’t get along easily and have conflicts.

It would be even more obvious if you were not only sad but also agreed with Pei Qi's bad temper.It means that not only do you not get along well with Pei Qi, but you also have resentment in your heart. 】

Nan Qiao suddenly realized: [Yeah! 】

Of course Pei Qi also realized it.

He asked with great interest: "How did you answer, Buckwheat boy?"

Nan Qiao said truthfully: "I just asked grandma, I asked her if my brother has a bad temper?"

Pei Qi raised his eyebrows, put his forehead with his hand and asked slowly, "Oh? Don't you think I have a bad temper?"

Nan Qiao scratched his head and said, "It's okay, just a little bit."

She said vividly with a little finger gesture.

Pei Qi couldn't help but bend his eyes, his coquettish phoenix eyes looked a little clearer under the background of his true smile.

"Then what? What did she say again?"

Nan Qiao tilted her head: "Mommy said, brother, you are more likely to get angry easily. I said that it seemed so, and then it disappeared."

Pei Qi looked at her leisurely: "Qiao Qiaozi also thinks that this king is easily angry?"

Nan Qiao's heart trembled, and he immediately realized that this was a proposition.

She shook her head quickly: "No, no! Qiao Qiao doesn't feel that way!"

"Huh?" Pei Qi narrowed his eyes slightly.

"Okay." Nan Qiao pursed her lips, "Brother is just a little irritable, but Qiao Qiao doesn't mind."

She stretched out her hand and gestured to her fingernails, and said very philosophically: "Everyone has a different personality. Just like Buckwheat likes to laugh, and Brother Shiqi doesn't like to talk, so it's normal for him to be more prone to anger. of duck.”

(End of this chapter)