My Entire Family’s Gone Haywire!

Yi Ling became angry from shame, pointed at Peng Erlang, and called him by his name: "Peng Yang, what do you mean by this? Do you want to say that it was my Yi family who rushed to come to your Peng family?"

Peng Erlang sneered: "Whatever you think. For the sake of the Yi family, I will accompany you shopping and familiarize yourself with Kun City. If you have evil intentions or want to cause trouble, then I'm sorry, Kun City was obtained with great difficulty. Peace, as a descendant of the Peng family, I will not allow anyone to destroy it!"

After saying that, he glanced at Yi Ling's bodyguard who was about to draw his sword: "Watch your girl carefully. It's okay to offend our Peng family's children in Kuncheng, but the children of the Gu family are really not something that your Yi family can offend." I got up. I won’t accompany you anymore!”

Peng Erlang walked a few steps, then came back and looked at Yin Yueli's maid: "The trial voyage is over. Take your girl home! She is not in good health and can't go outside to enjoy the air!"

Yin Yueli's maid had been beaten by Mrs. Peng a long time ago. How could she not listen and hold Yin Yueli's hand to follow her.

Yin Yueli's eyes turned red instantly and she looked at Yi Ling: "Sister Yi, I'm sorry, I'm not in good health and can't play with you anymore. When you're free, come to Peng's house to play with me!"

Peng Erlang stopped, turned around, and said rudely to Yin Yueli: "Miss Yin, don't forget, you are just staying in the Peng family, and you are not qualified to invite people to be our guests!"

Yin Yueli shed tears of grievance.

Yi Ling was so angry that he yelled: "Peng Yang, you are a coward, how can you bully a girl?"

Unfortunately, Peng Erlang ignored her at all and watched as the maid helped Yin Yueli to walk in front of him, and then drove the carriage without looking back.

The piers are still a bit far away from De Peng Mansion. One is in the northwest corner and the other is in the southeast corner, exactly on the diagonal. Yin Yueli is a weak little white flower who can't walk.

After this year's Lantern Festival, Peng Erlang asked Mrs. Peng for advice about Yin Yueli.

Mrs. Peng is also very busy. Her son and soon-to-be daughter-in-law are still in the enemy's country. She is training soldiers every day, so she has no time to take care of Yin Yueli.

Moreover, Yin Yueli was the only bloodline of her mother's family, so she couldn't really leave him alone.

Therefore, Mrs. Peng directly handed over to Peng Erlang and Mrs. Peng Si. Mrs. Peng Si was in charge of Yin Yueli at home, and Peng Erlang would definitely follow her when she went out.

Among the Peng brothers, only Peng Erlang had the most contact with the Gu sisters. When the Gu family first came to Kuncheng, Peng Erlang accompanied Mrs. Peng to pick them up.

Peng Erlang is also more tactful than the other brothers, not so straight-minded, and can understand the little thoughts between girls.

In addition, General Peng Erlang died in battle many years ago, and Peng Sanlang is guarding the Sand Kingdom. In order to preserve the blood of the second family, the Peng family needs to have one of Erlang and Sanlang outside, and the other must be in Kun City, unless something happens that requires Peng. All the sons in the family are on the battlefield.

Over the past year or so, Peng Erlang has clearly known and understood the Gu family's abilities and people.

In his opinion, the Gu family can lead the people of Kunzhou to live a good life.

The brothers and sisters of the Gu family are not as arrogant and domineering as other children from aristocratic families. They have clear lines of love and hate and will not get along with someone for no reason.

He didn't want people like Yin Yueli and Yi Ling to ruin the relationship between the Peng family and the Gu family. Of course, he didn't want the girls of the Gu family to have trouble either.

In his eyes, all the girls in the Gu family, including Huo Yanyu, are capable in their own way, unlike Yin Yueli and Yi Ling, who are pretentious.