He immediately became alert and quickly chased after them, but after running for a while, he did not see anyone suspicious.

The market was still bustling with activity, and the surrounding shops were packed with customers.

Everyone was carrying out their day's activities in an orderly manner.

Nie Xin frowned.

At this moment, Sang Qing ran out from inside, looking somewhat flustered. "What happened?"

"It's nothing," Nie Xin said calmly. "I was probably just nervous. I thought someone was taking pictures of me."

Sang Qing looked left and right, but didn't see anything unusual.

“Maybe they’re just bored paparazzi.” Nie Xin put his arm around her. “Let’s go back and change out of these clothes.”

Sang Qing nodded and followed him back into the shop.

...

In the afternoon, Jiang Can had just put Xiao Junyu to sleep and was about to rest for a while when Old Chen knocked on her courtyard gate.

"Miss."

"It's Uncle Chen." Jiang Can smiled. "Please come in!"

"I won't go in," Old Chen said respectfully. "I came to tell Miss that the young master is with the young master in the office, helping him organize some documents. He said he'll be back later."

"Yes, I know." Jiang Can nodded.

"And this..."

Old Chen took out an invitation.

The light blue cover, adorned with an orchid, exudes an elegant and serene charm.

However, the gold-plated logo in the lower right corner highlights the unusual status of this invitation.

"This was delivered by Prince Heya's attendant." Old Chen's expression was somewhat complicated as he whispered, "Miss, His Highness the Prince has invited you to afternoon tea at the Royal Garden. You... must be very careful!"