Chapter 253

"Let's go, take me to see your Grandpa."

Looking at the increasingly shy Dongfang Bubai, Jiang Chen directly pulled Qu Feiyan's hand and walked out: "Did your Grandpa agree to you learning the zither from me?"

"Mm, mm."

Hearing Jiang Chen's words.

The simple-minded little girl had her attention diverted immediately, and she said excitedly:

"When I went back yesterday, I played the 'Jianghu Laugh' you taught me once, and Grandpa was also very happy when he heard it."

Arriving outside the courtyard.

Jiang Chen indeed saw a man who looked to be fifty or sixty years old with an extraordinary bearing standing quietly outside.

"Grandpa!"

Seeing this person, Qu Feiyan immediately called out with a sweet smile.

"Mm."

Qu Yang nodded with a smile, then cast his gaze toward Jiang Chen.

Although he had already learned from his granddaughter that Jiang Chen was not very old, seeing him with his own eyes now, he still could not help but be somewhat shocked.

However.

Although shocked in his heart, he still bowed slightly to Jiang Chen.

"Greetings, Young Master Jiang."

Since he could live in the Sect Leader's courtyard and have an extraordinary relationship with the Second Palace Master of the Flower-Relocating Palace, even if the other party looked young, he did not dare to have the slightest neglect.

Jiang Chen nodded with a smile: "Elder Qu."

"Last night I heard from Feifei that there was a Young Master who wanted to take her as a disciple."

Qu Yang did not waste time, directly stating the purpose of his visit: "Actually, at first I was not very willing, but after listening to the piece of music you taught Feifei, I knew that you being willing to take Feifei as a disciple is Feifei's good fortune."

Speaking of this.

Qu Yang paused, then revealed a worried look: "It is just that, you are a disciple of Snow Moon City, and you must know more about the current situation of the Northern Li Imperial Realm than I do; I am worried about Feifei..."

Qu Yang did not continue.

But he believed Jiang Chen must have understood his words.