Transmigrated As My Former Uncle’s Sweetheart

e would rather wait than use her special privilege.
She did not want to be the one to encourage this habit and cause such unfairness to the people.

From this, one could tell that Aunt Xin had the people’s welfare at heart.

Yuan Xin smiled and said, “It’s just a short wait.
Besides, we can sit comfortably in the carriage.”

It was at that moment that Hexin, who was sitting next to the window on the other side, turned to her and said, “Mother, Youyou is coming over.”

Not long after, Yuan You’s voice was heard calling out from outside the carriage, “Aunt Yuan Xin.”

Yuan Xin quickly pulled up the blinds.
“You’re here, Youyou.
Get in.”

Yuan You boarded the carriage with the help of the servants.

When she entered the carriage, Yuan You was pleasantly surprised to see Yaoyao sitting next to the window.
“Big Sis Yaoyao, what are you doing here?”

“I heard that the Temple Festival in the Yan Kingdom is a really big celebration, and I wanted to see it for myself, so here I am.” Yaoyao smiled and held Yuan You’s hand.
“Come on and sit down.”

Sigh, how nice it was to be young!

As the girls chatted away in the carriage and told interesting stories of what happened in the previous Temple Festivals, the bustling noise continued outside the carriage as the commoners lined up orderly and waited their turn to leave the city.

Hidden among the crowd were two common-looking young men.
They may look ordinary, but they were anything but.
The man standing at the front had eyes that flashed bright with a cunning glint, which instantly warned others not to cross him.

At that moment, they looked like two of the many commoners waiting in line to leave the city and did not stand out at all.

The man standing at the front suddenly turned around.

His gaze fell upon the Prince Rui Mansion’s carriage not far away and he suddenly paused.

At that exact moment, the corner of the carriage blind was lifted.
The girl sitting next to the window had an exquisite face and the man’s keen eyes noticed her.

“Bada, I think I just saw a familiar face,” the man mumbled after a while.