Bai Zhi’er bit into a pastry, her soft voice very childish, yet the words she spoke were like those of a little adult.
She humd: "I should have never agreed to find study companions when I was young! Always having to diate the little friends’ conflicts, Zhi Bao is so tired!"
Qingi couldn’t help but let out a low giggle.
She whispered, "Princess, you’re still young, if you don’t like them, I’ll speak to the Emperor about it when it’s over."
Bai Zhi’er patted the crumbs off her small hands: "No rush, let’s see how it goes. I don’t have anyone to play with usually anyway, might as well pass the ti!"
Just then, Guan Yue let out a short shriek from behind.
"Ah! I just finished writing, what are you doing!"
Bai Zhi’er turned around and saw Guan Yue gave Liu Yingnan a shove.
Liu Yingnan was forced to sit on the ground, her thin face full of panic.
She stamred an apology: "I’m sorry, I didn’t an it."
Qingi and Housekeeper Aunt hurried forward to separate them: "What’s going on?"
Guan Yue picked up her Xuan paper, stamping her feet in anger.
"I was just about to finish, she suddenly flung ink beside , ruining my paper!"
Liu Yingnan was already crying in fear.
She sobbed: "I really didn’t an it, after dipping the brush in ink, the mark made looked like water."
"I tried to fix it, but accidentally lost control and the brush flew out, Miss Guan, I’m sorry."
Guan Yue raised her voice: "I was about to finish, you ruined it, and a simple sorry is all?"
Liu Yingnan wiped her tears: "So how do you want to solve it?"
Guan Yue was taken aback, seemingly not expecting a solution.
She frowned and hesitated for a mont before saying: "You made the mistake, how can you ask to suggest, you tell !"
Bai Zhi’er then waved her little hand: "Okay! It’s just a small matter, no need to argue."
She crooked her chubby finger: "Co, Guan Yue, show your calligraphy."
Guan Yue was stunned: "But it’s all sared."
"It’s okay, I’ll look at the unsared parts, bring it here~"
Since the Princess said so, Guan Yue had no choice but to hand over the Xuan paper.
Liu Yingnan watched anxiously.
Bai Zhi’er glanced quickly.
Indeed, the words were well written, sharp and neat, not at all ssy.
Unfortunately, the letters below were blurred by several ink sars, unable to be appreciated further.
Bai Zhi’er sincerely comnted: "It’s written really well!"
Guan Yue’s face lit up with delight: "Really? But, the bottom of the Xuan paper is ruined, do you still think it’s good, Princess?"
The little one sweetly smiled: "The flaws don’t obscure the virtues, not all of it is ruined, it can still be seen."
She put down the Xuan paper: "Guan Yue, why don’t you rest for a while, Sister Qingi, provide her with tea and pastries."
The little girl beckoned: "You sit down too, let’s watch others’ talents together, it’s not good to get angry in the hot sumr!"
Guan Yue was flattered and happily sat down, repeatedly agreeing: "The Princess is right."
Then, she cast a triumphant glance at Liu Yingnan.
Bai Zhi’er thoughtfully said: "Since Yingnan’s brush isn’t working well, Sister Qingi, give her a new one!"
Thus, this small conflict was effortlessly resolved by the little one.
Soon, Liu Yingnan also finished writing.
She showed it to Bai Zhi’er who saw the neat and elegant writing on the paper.
The little girl didn’t hold back her praise: "Very nice, the writing reflects the person, both are so gentle."
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