"No need to thank me, it's nothing. Are you feeling better?"

"I'm much better now, thank goodness you were here."

"Because the eldest princess deserves it."

The princess smiled, her eyes narrowing. Just now, when this little girl was talking to Prince Rong, her lips seemed to be laced with poison, but now they were as sweet as honey.

"I had someone find a box of deep-sea pearls, each one round and full, perfect for making jewelry. Take a look and see if you like them."

The eldest princess guessed that she would be able to see Fang Ruotang this time, so she specially brought gifts to her door and will personally deliver them to her now.

Fang Ruotang opened it and saw that it contained large pink pearls. She said happily, "It's so beautiful! I like it so much. Thank you, Princess. You are so kind."

"If you like it, that's good. Next time you like something, just tell Ziqi and he'll find it for you." The princess was subtly trying to win over her son.

"Mmm," Fang Ruotang nodded haphazardly, probably not even noticing what the princess said, her attention was entirely on the large pink pearl.

She counted them up; there were twenty. Her little face lit up with a smile, and she asked ingratiatingly, "There are so many! I can't wear them all by myself. Can I share them with my sisters?"

"Of course you can. Once it's given to you, it's yours. You can decide for yourself. If you like it, I'll send someone to find it again."

"No need, no need, this is enough. You're so kind, Princess." Fang Ruotang hugged the box, moved closer to the Princess, and nudged her head with her little head.

The princess was taken aback. She only had one son and had never raised a little girl before. She had no idea that raising a little girl could be so interesting.

She burst into laughter, wishing she could snatch the little girl back to her home, hoping her son would prove himself and win first place.

No, we're going back home; she needs to urge them.