My Entire Family's Gone Haywire!

The people from the capital who could come to the Peng family's house for a drink were all on good terms with the Peng family. For example, eldest Madam Huo had recognized the Emperor, Empress Dowager, and Grand Empress Dowager during the banquet. She had only gone forward to greet them, but the Empress had only said a few words. She also understood that this matter could not be told to others, so she had also mentioned it when she chatted with the other madams.

Everyone understood. When they went back, they could tell the old master, but they couldn't spread it.

After Gu Hui got married, the weather in kun city was getting cold. The guests who came to kun city for the wedding banquet left one after another.

However, kun city wasn't deserted. The streets were still as lively as ever.

On the 2nd of October, Gu Hui returned home.

She was married, and no longer combed her hair like a girl's, but a woman's hair.

Although her expression was still so serious, if one looked closely, one could still see that she had a feminine charm and looked more mature.

Although the two families were very close to each other, the Gu family still prepared a large table of food to entertain the newly-wedded couple.

Peng ze was dressed in casual clothes. He was tall and looked mature and steady. He entered the house with Gu Hui and they looked very compatible.

After Peng ze entered, he called out to everyone one by one.

He was already married, so he naturally knew grandfather Gu's identity. Like Gu Hui, he also addressed the Grand Empress Dowager as Grand grandmother.

The Empress Dowager's first great-grandson-in-law was a son of the Peng family. She was very satisfied and gave him a big red packet.

This was the arrival of a new son-in-law, so Peng ze did not need to address himself as a lowly official. He also called the Emperor uncle and the Empress aunt like Gu Hui. Majesty Kang and consort Kang were also there. This was uncle and aunt Wang.

Majesty Kang's personality was as carefree as uncle Gu's. He joked, " "Peng dalang, you've waited for a treasure! You're really far-sighted. You knew that our ye family's daughter was coming, so even if you had to wait until you were in your twenties, you still had to wait for her to come, right?"

Peng ze smiled. He really didn't know how to answer this question. However, when it was time to express his feelings, he still had to express them."Uncle Wang is right. To Huihui and your son-in-law, that is a treasure, a treasure that they will hold in their hands for the rest of their lives."

The Emperor continued,"I heard that." Anyway, I'll tell my children and grandchildren about it. You've said this today, so you must remember it!"

yes! Peng ze nodded. I'll remember that!

"Don't scare ah ze," Grandpa Gu laughed and tried to smooth things over. I believe that he will treat our Huihui well. Ah ze is a good child, come and sit."

Peng ze heaved a sigh of relief.

Just like other families, when the married girl returned home, the son-in-law would chat with the men in the family, and the daughter would chat with her sisters.

With the Empress Dowager around, Princess Jinghe did not dare to act rashly. She did not dare to ask Gu Hui if she had used the contents of the book she had given her.

Gu Hui still knew how to care for others. She remembered that the Grand Empress Dowager would go to the hot spring Villa to avoid the cold in winter and the summer to the summer resort. She asked the Grand Empress Dowager, great-grandma, the weather is cold. Are you used to it? "

The Grand Empress Dowager took her hand and patted it as she smiled,"Look at this girl, she's so different now that she's married. She's so caring! The weather was cold before I got married, and she didn't even ask me!"

The crowd laughed along.

Gu Xin continued,'great-grandma, big sis is right! Although it didn't snow in winter city of kun city, it wasn't as cold as the snow in Beijing. Great-grandma, why don't we move to another place for two months? I'll come back when it's time for layue to slaughter the pigs!"