My Entire Family’s Gone Haywire!

When the carriage arrived at Peng's house, Gu Hui asked the carriage driver, Old Liu, to call someone to help Peng Ze.

The lame old man from the concierge came over.

As a result, Gu Hui helped the man down, but the old man lost his balance and tilted. Peng Ze almost hugged the ground. Gu Hui held the man, shook his head, and directly picked up Peng Ze.

"Uncle, show me the way to where his room is. I'll take him directly in! He's a little heavy," Gu Hui said.

The old man didn't recognize Gu Huilai for a while, he just thought he was the young master from one of those merchant families.

Yesterday, when the Gu sisters came to Peng's house to pay New Year's greetings, they were well-dressed and well-groomed.

Peng Ze recognized Gu Hui at a glance, because he had been paying attention to this girl recently.

"Okay, sir, thank you very much, sir! I'm old now, not as good as when I was young. When I was young, I could carry someone like Ozawa!" the old man said with a smile.

The people who work in the Peng family are all old people who were injured on the battlefield. They can no longer go to the battlefield and have no children. The Peng family arranges for them to do some light things themselves to provide for them in their old age.

Many of them still work in Zhuangzi's shops and houses in the capital.

Gu Xin and the others did not follow him in, but waited outside.

The old man took Gu Hui all the way to Peng Ze's yard. He had a loud voice. After a while, everyone in the Peng family knew that Peng Ze was drunk. He was so drunk that he fell unconscious and was carried back.

Gu Hui entered Peng Ze's room. It was similar to what she had imagined. It was simply furnished. Most of the books on the bookshelf were military books, and there were also some weapons.

She put the person on the bed, clapped her hands, and was done.

"What's going on?" At this time, Mrs. Peng came in, glanced at the drunk Peng Ze, and then looked at Gu Hui. She did not recognize Gu Hui at first sight.

"Gu Hui, a humble official, has met General Yin!" Gu Hui immediately showed her attitude in the camp and bowed to the leader in a proper manner.

Mrs. Peng: "!"

Gu Hui?

She took a closer look and saw that it was indeed Gu Hui. Her tone softened slightly: "We are not in the camp now. Hui Hui can just call me Aunt Yin. What is going on with you and Xiao Ze?"

Gu Hui followed her kindness and said, "Aunt Yin, my sisters and I were playing outside today and met General Ze who was going to Jieyou Pavilion to catch people from the water camp. Then I asked him if he wanted to have dinner together, and he said yes. Then we were eating, and he Just call for wine. Then he drinks, drinks and drinks, and that’s it.”

Mrs. Peng: "...He drinks alone? Also, where are you drinking? The restaurant next to Peng's Mansion hasn't opened recently!"

Gu Hui: "Drink it at Jieyou Pavilion. Ye Zhen, I and my second sister drank with him."

Mrs. Peng: "Then he got drunk. Where are your second sister and Ye Zhen? How much did they drink?"

Gu Hui: "I forgot how much I drank. Anyway, the waiter said that their wine cellar is empty. The second sister and Ye Zhen are fine. They are waiting for me in the carriage outside."

Mrs. Peng wanted to cover her face.

A grown man drank with three girls and got drunk. This is her son, ouch...

Mrs. Peng asked someone to look at Peng Ze and escorted Gu Hui out personally.

After being delivered to the door, Mrs. Peng hesitated to speak.

Gu Hui said very calmly: "Aunt Yin, if you have anything to say, you might as well say it directly. In public, the humble position is your subordinate. In private, the Peng and Gu families have a good relationship, and the younger generation also admires Aunt Yin very much."

Mrs. Peng smiled: "You girl, you are very good. Then I won't say more. You have drunk so much wine. It is getting dark. Take your sisters back!"

Gu Hui: "Okay, goodbye Aunt Yin!"