Old Master Baili and Old Madam Baili both looked towards Guoguo and saw that the speaker was a little girl in a red dress. They both smiled and said, "Good, good, good."
"She is Guoguo, she is two and a half years old," Baili Rui introduced Guoguo to his grandparents.
"Good, good child." The two elders were very pleased and invited Mu Yuanxiu and the others to the main hall for tea and rest.
Old Madam Baili instructed the old servant Qing Gong to park Mu Yuanxiu's carriage properly.
Baili Rui was still alive, and the servants' spirits were lifted as they happily went to park.
Mu Yuanxiu, worried they might startle the leopard, followed them to park the carriage.
Li Yuzhu, with Guoguo and Zhou Zhaodi, followed the two elders of the Baili Family into the main hall of the mansion.
The Baili Family, hereditary envoys in Liangzhou City, had a large and prosperous household. The grandeur of the main hall surpassed that of the magistrate's hall in Zhen An Prefecture.
