You know, the South Courtyard is the best courtyard after the main courtyards of the Pan family. Normally, even if ordinary guests are entertained, they will not be arranged to stay in the South Courtyard. Only when entertaining distinguished guests will they be arranged to stay in the South Courtyard. Unexpectedly, today Pan Ning arranged the South Courtyard to be lived in by the three children. It is really surprising, and it also makes people more curious, what are the identities of these three children
Old Master Pan glanced at Pan Ning, coughed lightly, and said, "Qiu Yi, take the children to familiarize themselves with the environment of the mansion first, and then see what to add and arrange for them."
"Okay." Madam Pan Er responded, bowed, and then took her son's hand and said to Hao'er and the other two gently, "The three of you come with me! I'll take you to see the yard."
The three of them responded, bowed politely to the people in the hall, and then left.
As they left, only the Pan family father and son were left in the hall. Looking at the people sitting there, Pan Ning couldn't help but smile bitterly. He wanted to go to the backyard to talk to them in detail, but it seemed that they had a lot to ask him.
"Tell me in detail! What is going on?" Grandpa Pan picked up the teacup and took a sip of tea, then said slowly: "Don't try to deceive us with your lies. We will know whether it is true or not as soon as we hear it."
Pan Ning smiled helplessly, walked to the side and sat down, saying: "Grandfather, how dare I lie to you! But this is a long story."
"Then let's talk slowly. We have time today." Father Pan said as he picked up the tea, looking ready for a long chat.
Seeing this, Pan Ning sighed silently and said, "I really don't know where to start."
Hearing this, Pan Hong asked, "Who are they? How do you know them?"
Pan Ning glanced at his brother, waved his hands, and said with a smile: "You may not believe me if I tell you that I really don't know who they are. But for the second question, I can tell you that I met them in Yicheng."
However, when the three old foxes heard what he said, they could tell them the problem. He said that he could tell them the latter question. This was interesting. It seemed that he did not know who the three children were, but he just did not tell them.
The three of them looked at each other and looked away at the same time.
Pan Ning was drinking tea and didn't notice the looks his grandfather, father, and brother gave each other.
"Where are their families? Why don't they go home? Instead, why did you bring them home? What's the reason?" Pan Hong asked again.
Since Pan Hong was asking questions, the two elders just drank some tea and just listened from the side.
"They are also looking for it, but they were injured and hit their heads, so they can't remember where their home is." Pan Ning said, putting down the teacup, looking at the three of them, and said, "There are no elders to protect these three children. You can see that their appearance and temperament are not like those of ordinary children. They will attract attention wherever they go."
He paused and said, "When we were in Yicheng, the two little ones were targeted by human traffickers and kidnapped. I helped rescue them. Seeing that they were homeless, I thought of letting them come back with me. Anyway, my family can still afford to raise three children. First, they can keep the children at home company, and second, I want to establish a good relationship with them."