The main reason was that she simply couldn't bear to watch such a sensual scene...

Thinking about it, she immediately covered her eyes and slipped away.

When they returned to Yunshuang Courtyard, Sang Jiang was still awake. She was unusually reading a book by the bedside.

Seeing her standing there motionless, Chunhe thought she had been acupunctured and was so frightened that she quickly ran to her side and shouted, "Princess!"

Sang Jiang was startled by her shout and dropped the book in her hand to the ground.

She frowned, glanced at Chunhe, and said with displeasure, "Are you trying to call back the soul?"

Chunhe smiled slightly embarrassedly when she saw that Sangjiang was alright. She bent down and picked up the book that Sangjiang had dropped on the ground: "Hehe, Princess, I thought you had been immobilized by acupuncture when I saw you not moving."

Sang Jiang: ...

She reached out and took the book Chunhe handed her, rolled her eyes at her, and said irritably, "Can't your princess read a book?"

Chunhe subconsciously added, "The sun rises in the east and sets in the west today too."

When she received Sang Jiang's look, she realized what she had said. She went to Sang Jiang in a flattering manner, squatted down and started massaging her legs: "Princess, what I mean is, today is a good day. It's rare for such a good day to not have some good news. I have brought you good news today."

Sang Jiang raised an eyebrow: "Stop being so glib, tell me what good news you have."

Chunhe's small eyes immediately curved into slits. She stopped massaging Sangjiang's legs and laughed excitedly: "This servant has heard some big news today."

She learned the word "news" from Sang Jiangxin.

Sang Jiang raised an eyebrow at her: "What big news?"

Seeing that she was losing patience, Chunhe went straight to the point and said, "Princess, I just heard the First Madam say that Sang Rui is not Sang Hongfu's biological daughter, and that Liu Furong's lover is Sang Rui's biological father. You have met this person before."

"I've seen him before? Who was it?" Sang Jiang put down the book in her hand; she had also become interested.

Chunhe tilted her head and thought for a moment before speaking hesitantly, "It seems to be the First Madam's cousin. He was also there when the Princess came to the Prime Minister's residence that day."

Sang Jiang frowned and murmured, "Liu Furong's cousin?"

“Yes, that’s when I heard Liu Furong call him that.” Chunhe nodded.

Sang Jiang thought for a moment, and went through everyone she saw on the day she came to the Prime Minister's residence before she remembered one person: "I know! Chief Steward Zheng Yigeng! He came to Liu Furong's residence a few years ago and was arranged by her to be the Chief Steward of the Internal Affairs."

Chunhe thought about what she said and said, "It really seems to be him... I also heard Liu Furong call him Brother Zheng back then."

Sang Jiang smiled, and her whole face lit up.

Seeing her expression from afar, Long Jingchen couldn't help but smile as well. It seemed he had given the right gift today; the little girl liked it very much.

"Oh, right, Princess, there's one more thing." Chunhe belatedly realized that she had forgotten something.

"What is it?" Sang Jiang raised an eyebrow. She was in a good mood and didn't bother to care about Chunhe's overreaction.

Chunhe is usually very composed, so something important must have happened for her to react like this.

Chunhe smiled and pursed her lips: "Does the princess know why Liu Furong called a doctor for Sang Rui that day?"

Sang Jiang shook her head, guessing as she asked, "Is she pregnant?"

Chunhe's eyes widened in disbelief as she looked at Sangjiang: "Princess, how did you know?!"