Doted By The Regent King-Chapter 1447 - 1385: The Sharp-Eyed Old Master

Old Mr. Meng dressed in brand-new clothes, pacing back and forth in his Songguan Residence, frequently urged the servant to check outside, has the person arrived yet?

"Grandpa, little master aunt said she’d come, she surely will, perhaps something held her up!" Meng Sihao supported his grandfather’s hand, speaking with a mix of laughter and helplessness.

Old Mr. Meng glared and said, "What do you know? Your little master aunt always shows her head like a dragon and then disappears, if something suddenly comes up, she’ll just say she’s not coming!"

It’s indeed frustrating, others being masters, disciples and grand-disciples often serve in front, but his Close Door Disciple, after accepting her, the number of meetings total just those few times, that girl is busier than anyone.

But even if she doesn’t come, every few days, she sends a thoughtful person to greet and inquire about him, just days ago, she even sent that Ghost Doctor to take his pulse and regulate his body, leaving him two prescriptions.

Speaking of which, that so-called Ghost Doctor is indeed capable, those two prescriptions taken in turns have relieved these old bones considerably, his body feels light, his spirit needs no mention, no wonder he is valued by the Crown Prince as an Imperial Physician.

Hey, Old Han and the others are envious of this disciple’s thoughtfulness, wishing for the Ghost Doctor to also regulate them, huh, with no benefit, he wouldn’t bother to speak well of them.

Old Mr. Meng said nothing aloud, but inside, he felt both proud and reassured; that little disciple, saying she’s crude, she can be meticulous at times, but sometimes her words make one indignant, truly making one both love and hate.

But anyhow, he does cherish this little disciple, a girl is indeed more considerate than a boy!

Old Mr. Meng glanced at his grandson, what a pity, the generations don’t match, otherwise, she’d make a fine granddaughter-in-law.

Meng Sihao noticed his grandfather’s gaze, seeing a touch of regret in his eyes, he couldn’t help but wonder.

"They’re here, they’re here." The servant ran in, joyfully reporting, "Old Master, Miss Wufu has arrived."

Old Mr. Meng immediately coughed lightly, straightening his posture, Meng Sihao saw from the side, pursing his lips in a gentle smile.

A couple of fine figures approached from the front, the man handsome, the woman beautiful, their attire quite complementary, walking together, equally tall, quite striking.

Old Mr. Meng stroked his beard, squinting his eyes, assessing the dignified young man who just came of age, his eyes gleaming sharply.

"Master!" Wufu stood before Old Mr. Meng, smiling warmly as she curtsied, "This unfilial disciple greets Master!"

"You finally realize you’re unfilial, humph humph, not visiting your master for a long time." Old Mr. Meng grunted twice, looking towards Ah Jiu, boldly appraising him.

"Jhin Mo greets Old Mr. Meng." Ah Jiu made a deep bow, saying, "Old Master can just call me Ah Jiu."

Old Mr. Meng’s eyes shone again, Jhin... Ah Jiu.

"No need for formalities." Old Mr. Meng raised his hand slightly.

Meng Sihao stepped forward, first saluting Wufu, "Greetings, little master aunt." Then he faced Ah Jiu, saluting, "Greetings, Young Master Jhin."

Wufu then said to Ah Jiu, "This is the old master’s legitimate grandson, Meng Sihao."

Ah Jiu also saluted, saying, "Didn’t expect Young Master Meng to be here too, I didn’t prepare a gift, it’s my mistake, I’ll send one later. This Jade Pendant, consider it a meeting gift!"

He casually took off the Mutton Fat White Jade Pendant hanging from his waist and handed it to Meng Sihao.

Mutton Fat White Jade is top-grade jade, but it’s carved with a Four-Clawed Coiling Dragon, Old Master Meng then blocked it, saying, "The young lad is too young, how could he use this Jade Pendant of yours, make up for it later with some ink and brush. Let’s go, let’s sit inside and talk."

Ah Jiu raised his eyebrows, lowered his head to glance at the Jade Pendant, Wufu’s master indeed has remarkable insight!