Zong Zhengche's eyes were particularly clear, and there was nothing strange about his expression when he looked at her. Huan Ci was pounding in his heart and stared at him for a moment.
"Your Highness, the eunuch is here." The eunuch outside the door shouted.
"In that case, you should have a good rest. Let's go sit somewhere else and don't get in the way here." Zong Zhengtang said to the two of them.
Huan Ci felt as if he had been pardoned and quickly stood up to say goodbye.
Zong Zhengtang and Su Wanling planned to live in the inn temporarily, and the people who followed them had gone to resettle them, so they followed them to Huan Ci's house.
She was already worried and had not rested for several days. Now that she had met Zong Zhengche, Huan Ci breathed a sigh of relief. After returning, she began to feel sleepy and leaned on the Luohan couch to listen to Zong Zhengtang and Su Wanling chatting.
"Sister Tang, I heard from mother that you met my brother in the Queen Mother's Palace a few days ago?" Su Wanling asked.
"I met him once, but I didn't talk to him."
"How come the Queen Mother suddenly announced that my brother has entered the palace?"
"I don't know either." Zong Zhengtang smiled with a smile on his face, but there was a hint of frustration in his eyes.
"How long will it take for Brother Prince to get better? I'm still thinking of going on a cruise with him."
"Since it didn't hurt any vital parts, it shouldn't take long."
As he listened, Huan Ci slowly closed his eyes. The two voices became farther and farther away and gradually disappeared.
"The humble minister handled government affairs and neglected the princess. Please forgive me."
Suddenly, a familiar voice suddenly entered my ears.
Huan Ci woke up immediately, but she still closed her eyes and planned to lie on the bed and pretend to be asleep.
"Don't worry about me, government affairs are more important." Zong Zhengtang's gentle voice sounded.
"The Crown Prince brought many attendants with him when he came. There were not many guest rooms originally prepared in the Governor's Mansion, so the princess had to live in the inn."
"Not aggrieved, not at all." Zong Zhengtang waved his hand quickly, "You don't have to take it to heart."
"How can the princess go to bed so early in the morning but feel unwell?"
When Huan Ci heard him mentioning himself, he quickly held his breath and listened carefully.
"You were still awake just now. It must be because the prince was injured and worked hard for a few days."
"Master Fu seems to be very concerned about Princess Ding'an?" Su Wanling asked unexpectedly.
Huan Ci's eyelids twitched and he resisted the urge to open his eyes.
"The princess is a distinguished guest from Puzhou, so I am naturally concerned about you." Fu Shen lowered his voice and said.
"Master Fu's concern is somewhat inappropriate. Now that rumors are spreading, if you don't avoid her, but instead come to her, wouldn't it embarrass her?"
"I believe that those who are clean will be cleansed themselves."
"It's good that a person who is clean will be clean himself." Su Wanling said with a smile, "I really admire Mr. Fu's unchanging expression."
"Ling'er." There was obvious anger in Zong Zhengtang's voice, "What do you mean? You talk like a gun and a stick, which makes people feel uncomfortable."
Although Zong Zhengtang was similar in age to her, she had a noble status and was her elder. She did not expect that the first person to choke her would be Zong Zhengtang. Although she was dissatisfied, she still kept her mouth shut.
"I'll apologize on her behalf. Mr. Fu doesn't remember the faults of villains. I forgive her for speaking out."
"Miss Su is outspoken and has a sweet temperament." Fu Shen smiled kindly, but his eyes when he looked at Su Wanling were inexplicably cold.
After noticing his gaze, Su Wanling raised her head and glanced at him, shuddering uncontrollably.
According to rumors, Fu Shen was gentle and gentle, and he was calm and calm. But based on the correspondence between her and Fu Tian, she concluded that this person was by no means as innocent as he seemed. But from his ruthlessness towards the uncle and aunt who raised him, it can be concluded that