She silently took back the jade pendant, took off a hairpin from her head, and handed it over.
"Little girl, this thing is too expensive." Uncle, who sells candied haws, shook his head.
Seeing that there was a pawn shop nearby, Shen Mubai returned the jade pendant to Bailiji and ran away by himself.
The jade pendant fell into his hand, and Bailiji held her tightly, his expression became even uglier.
Shen Mubai finally ate candied haws.
She learned a clever trick this time and hugged this man tightly. If the other party had any bad intentions, the candied haws would get on her clothes.
Bailiji was full of thoughts about the matter just now, he lowered his eyes and stopped the horse in front of Xiao's mansion.
Shen Mubai waved his hands with a smile, "Thank you Brother Ji."
Bailiji stared at her for a long time, then looked away indifferently, turned around and walked in the opposite direction.
As soon as the owner of the pawnshop put away the things, the man came to tell him that there was someone at the front desk who wanted to redeem the hairpin.
He went to have a look, and found that it was a young boy, and the clothes he was wearing could not be seen to be made of any material.
The shopkeeper rolled his eyes and said with a smile on his face, "Guest officer, do you want to redeem the hairpin just now?"
Bailiji said lightly, "Take it out."
The shopkeeper asked the buddy to stay here, and went to get the hairpin by himself.
Bailiji took the hairpin in his hand, lowered his eyes slightly, and then held it tightly.
The shopkeeper took a look, put his hands together, and said enthusiastically with a smile, "This is fifty taels of pawn money. Do you want silver or bank notes?"
Bailiji threw down a piece of jade pendant, turned around and left the shop, got on the carriage and drove towards the palace.
When he returned to the Prince's Hall, he took the hairpin over and looked at it for a while, his face became more and more gloomy.
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Shen Mubai entered the palace for the purpose of the sixth prince last time. She went to greet the Empress first, and then went to the Prince's Hall, but was turned away.
Anyway, it's not just a matter of a day or two for Bailiji to have a weird temper.
She went to Bihua Palace, but was told that the sixth prince was ill and could not see guests.
Shen Mubai was a little depressed at once, but he turned around and left.
After she left, the sixth prince sneaked out of the palace and asked, "Has Second Miss Xiao left?"
The maid said, "Go back to the sixth prince, he has already left."
The sixth prince was full of grievances, staring resentfully at the place where the girl was standing just now.
The last time he was beaten by the crown prince, the shadow in his heart was cast out. Others could not see the signs, but he was in so much pain.
Now when the sixth prince sees the prince, he feels cowardly, so much so that when he sees a girl, he subconsciously feels weak.
The sixth prince still likes her very much, but the prince is really terrible.
He pursed his lips, thinking that it would be better for the prince to grow up and be obsessed with brothels.
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Since returning to the Xiao family, the queen would occasionally call her to the palace, but she had never seen Bailiji.
Another year passed, Shen Mubai heard the news from the palace.
The prince has gone to the academy to study, and he often drives his master to death with anger, and his temper becomes more and more rebellious and cynical.
The Son of Heaven was naturally a little disappointed, but he doted on Bailiji, and he had no intention of abolishing the Crown Prince even if he was visited by all civil and military officials.
When Shen Mubai was thirteen years old, he went to the palace once.
The queen's original expectations placed on her gradually faded with the prince's indifference, but this was after all a marriage arranged by the emperor.
She could only pray that no matter how much the crown prince hated her, the position of crown princess would belong to Xiao Chuyi as long as the emperor did not abolish it.
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