Pampered by the Toughest Man After Divorce
Chapter 1091 - 891: The Very End

Chapter 1091: Chapter 891: The Very End

The question was clearly not appropriate, but Nan Feng didn’t mind, as it was common knowledge in the Palace, "Yes, it was in Dashun."

"No wonder she’s so shy. Over there... could it be that she never went out?" After all, she was imprisoned, so the wife of the Third Prince couldn’t help but ask.

Nan Feng felt somewhat uncomfortable, but still managed to reply: "Yes, she hardly went out."

"Then the child must have been frightened there. Oh dear, I hope she can become more cheerful once she’s back with us," said the wife of the Third Prince.

Nan Feng just smiled, not wanting to say much at that moment.

Deng Daying and Zhang Guipin, on the other hand, were great conversationalists. They discussed with Nan Feng what to feed the children at this stage. Although the imperial harem of the Great Zhou Dynasty housed three thousand, thankfully, the Emperor didn’t require children born to concubines of lower rank to be raised by the Empress or a Noble Consort, but allowed each to raise their own.

Nan Feng also had quite a few questions to ask them, as their children were older, but she had barely started talking when she heard a burst of crying nearby—the daughter of the Third Prince’s family, the daughter of Deng Daying’s family, and another concubine’s young prince were all crying.

Deng Daying and the wife of the Third Prince immediately rushed to their darlings. The wife of the Third Prince even tenderly picked up her darling and asked anxiously, "Oh dear, what happened? Who bullied our little princess?"

As it turned out, the daughters of the Third Prince’s and Deng Daying’s families, and even the three- or four-year-old young prince, all pointed their fingers at Xiaobao: "Mother, she hit people."

Children in the Palace were not allowed to fight; any conflict could escalate into palace intrigue. Nan Feng hurriedly checked on Xiaobao. Xiaobao had hit someone, but was still feeling aggrieved. She held tightly to the embroidered ball in her hand, which was probably the source of the conflict.

Nan Feng quickly put on a stern face to teach Xiaobao: "Xiaobao, hitting people is wrong. Apologize to your brothers and sisters right away."

Xiaobao turned her head away, her eyes filled with grievance.

Nan Feng could only apologize one by one: "I’m sorry, this child is playing outside for the first time, and she went too far. I will definitely teach her properly when we go back."

Moreover, the embroidered ball that Xiaobao had was brought by Deng Daying, so Nan Feng quickly took the ball and returned it to Deng Daying, and at this, Xiaobao finally burst into tears.

She was probably having fun, thinking that the embroidered ball was the one Nan Feng had made for her. So when someone came to take it, she hit them, and even made three bigger children cry.

Nan Feng was truly at her wit’s end.

Yet as she was carrying Xiaobao back, she overheard the wife of the Third Prince intentionally muttering behind her: "I really don’t know what kind of barbarian raises such a naughty child. Comes right up and hits people, no holding back, look how she scratched my child’s hand."

...

Seeing Nan Feng return dejectedly, Brother Ye hurried over, took Xiaobao first, and then asked Nan Feng, "What’s wrong? Xiaobao didn’t want to play with the other children?"

Nan Feng shook her head: "She did play, but she made several children cry continuously."

"Then..." Brother Ye didn’t want Nan Feng to feel down, so he comforted her, "A martial lineage will not yield a docile daughter."

"Did Nini fight when she was little?" Nan Feng asked irritably.

"Nini? She didn’t need to fight; I would stand up for her. Our Xiaobao doesn’t have an older brother, so she has to fend for herself. It’s okay, who hasn’t fought when they were young, right?" Brother Ye said.

"But the ones she fought, I can’t afford to offend any of them."