The Prime Minister's Darling novel Chapter 1452

Chapter 1452: 709 The monarch’s indulgence_2

The class tyrant of the Genius Class, little Jingkong, said solemnly, "Don’t bully the new student, or I’ll have Xiaojiu bite you!"

Could little Jingkong have become the class tyrant just because his own little fists were tough?

Of course not.

Who wouldn’t have tough fists with a fierce Hai Dongqing following behind them?

Everyone quickly dispersed.

Little Jingkong returned to his own seat.

The Little Princess was rescued from the panic of having her face pinched, and she looked at little Jingkong with admiring eyes: "Wow, you’re so impressive!"

Little Jingkong, who had once been among the three scoundrels of the Guozijian, casually waved his little hand like a boss, and said with boundless pride, "It’s nothing, in the future if anyone bullies you, tell me, and I’ll cover for you!"

The Little Princess nodded cutely: "Who’s Xiaojiu you mentioned?"

Little Jingkong replied, "My pet bird."

The Little Princess said excitedly, "I have birds at home too!"

Little Jingkong thought for a moment, gauging her excited tone, and asked, "Are you challenging me to a bird contest?"

The Little Princess’s eyes widened: "Can I?"

"Of course," little Jingkong nodded gravely, "Then it’s settled. Bring your bird over tomorrow."

"Okay!"

As someone with experience, little Jingkong felt it was necessary to give her a heads-up: "But you have to bring it secretly, don’t let the master find out, or he might confiscate your bird."

The Little Princess agreed readily, nodding: "Alright, I’ll remember that!"

Because she was quirky enough, little Jingkong decided not to tug on her pigtail today, and continued to remind her: "Also, if I’m not around and those stinky boys come to bully you again, you can be a bit fiercer."

The Little Princess shook her head decisively: "I can’t be fierce to them, I can’t bully the younger ones."

Bullying Mingjun King does not count, as he is just one generation apart, and he is not a cub; these classmates are about the same age as her little grand-nephews and grand-nieces.

As someone of grandparent age, she needed to maintain the dignity of an elder, and she knew she had to love the young ones.

Thus thought the four-year-old Little Princess Grandmother.

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The Genius Class at Lingbo Academy had a day off every ten days, and often only had classes for half a day before the break. Today, the Little Princess caught a lucky break.

After the national sovereign left the morning court, he traveled incognito to the Lingbo Academy to wait for the Little Princess, as she had requested, otherwise she refused to come to class.

The sovereign rode in a carriage pulled by two horses and only brought two attendants, one was the head steward Zhang Dequan from within the palace, and the other was the coachman.

The carriage was parked very discreetly, in a congested alley directly opposite the Lingbo Academy, with numerous other carriages stopped both in front and behind it. However, it was so swelteringly hot at the moment that the people from the other carriages had all gone out to find cooler spots.

The area was relatively quiet.

The sovereign had arrived a bit early and had already been waiting for two hours.

He had approved quite a few petitions during that time.

Zhang Dequan, seeing there was no one around, carefully hung up the curtains and picked up a small woven fan to gently fan the sovereign.

Even so, the sovereign was still drenched in sweat, soaking through his collar.

Zhang Dequan too was suffering from the heat; even though there was a teahouse right next door, the sovereign just wouldn’t go there.

Zhang Dequan couldn’t help but be reminded of the past.

When had the sovereign last braved the cold and the heat to pick up a child like this? It seemed to be when the Princess was little.

Come to think of it, the Princess was also once a student in the Genius Class, though she had earned her place there on her own merit.

Although the Princess carried the bloodline of the Xuanyuan family’s god of war, she also inherited the sovereign’s wisdom and was the most intelligent among all the princes and princesses.

Setting aside her legitimate birth and powerful maternal family, Zhang Dequan truly believed she had the talent to govern the country and was the most suitable candidate for succession.

What a pity.