The Prime Minister Seduced Me to have Babies!-Chapter 355: What Man in the World Can’t Be Married?

The Princess recognized Gu Yunjiao as her sister because Prince Kang mentioned it to her last night.

The more Prince Kang interacts with Jiang Youzhi, the more he appreciates Jiang Youzhi’s talents, wholeheartedly wanting to befriend him.

As a vassal king, Jiang Youzhi associating too closely with him is not necessarily a good thing.

Once Jiang Youzhi is marked with Prince Kang’s imprint, even after passing the imperial examinations and entering the court, he may be feared by the Crown Prince’s faction and find it hard to be appointed to important positions.

Prince Kang’s influence in the court is very limited; maybe initially he can provide some help to Jiang Youzhi, but beyond that, it’s uncertain.

Jiang Youzhi, being such an intelligent person, naturally understands this reasoning. Yet he chooses to associate with Prince Kang, making the Prince think even more highly of him.

Now, Jiang Youzhi’s status in his heart has almost equaled that of Mr. Lu, both a teacher and a friend.

That day, he noticed that Jiang Youzhi’s heart was entirely set on Doctor Gu, so he instructed the Princess to take extra care of Doctor Gu during tomorrow’s birthday celebration.

Fearing the Princess might misunderstand, Prince Kang made sure to explain the matter to her.

The Princess, being exceptionally smart and quick-witted, noticed that Princess Consort Yun seemed particularly fond of Gu Yunjiao, and her husband also valued Doctor Gu, so she swiftly made this decision.

Her personal maid, being in tune with her thoughts, assisted harmoniously, and thus acknowledged this sisterhood.

At this moment, Princess Kang holding Gu Yunjiao’s hand, felt more and more satisfied and fond of her. Considering Gu Yunjiao’s exceptional medical skills, she thought there would inevitably be opportunities to rely on the girl in the future.

In this light, recognizing this younger sister was indeed beneficial in multiple ways.

From afar, Qin Yan looked over with a disapproving eye-roll.

This girl just happened to cure Lady Yun accidentally, yet a country girl gained the favor of both Princess Consort Yun and the Princess.

She felt annoyed just watching.

When the banquet started, Princess Kang made a temporary adjustment to the seating arrangement, placing Gu Yunjiao among her family’s female relatives.

Princess Kang’s two sisters-in-law had already been instructed to be very enthusiastic towards Gu Yunjiao, calling her sister at every turn.

Gu Yunjiao’s cheeks were sore from laughing.

After the banquet, Gu Yunjiao excused herself with the claim of other matters to attend to, hurriedly taking her leave, as dealing with these cunning noblewomen was more exhausting than seeing ten or so patients.

She took the carriage driven by Ah Hu, followed by another carriage.

Inside the carriage, Qin Yan cuddled her mother’s waist, sweet-talking, "Mother, please, can you arrange a marriage proposal to his family?"

"He’s a scholar at Yuelu Academy and has befriended the Prince; his future prospects are surely promising."

The part about befriending the Prince was something Qin Yan made up to coax her mother, yet it turned out to be an unintentionally accurate prediction.

Mrs. Jiang rubbed her forehead, "I think that Mr. Jiang is indeed good, but your father is determined to marry you into a prestigious family, and I’m afraid he won’t agree."

Qin Yan pouted, "I don’t care, I won’t marry anyone but Mr. Jiang."

Mrs. Jiang helplessly glanced at her, "Don’t talk nonsense, he might not even fancy you."

Qin Yan, unconvinced, retorted, "Impossible!"

"My grandfather is the president of the Xiang City Medical Association, my father is an Assistant Governor of the sixth rank; my family has both status and wealth, and I have talent and looks—what man in the world wouldn’t marry me?"

Mrs. Jiang sighed, realizing she had raised her daughter too naive, oblivious to the breadth of the world.

Their family’s standing is only noticeable in Xiang City; in the Capital City, it is hardly worth mentioning.