"Who said I was going to report you to the authorities for playing shuttlecock?" Zuo Miaomiao sneered. "I'm going to sue you for trespassing and plotting something."

Young Master Gong: "..."

No wonder she's the daughter of an imperial censor.

They're incredibly good at manipulating people.

They did indeed break into the Zuo family home without permission. Although the Left Censor was not a high-ranking official, he was upright and had won the emperor's favor.

If Zuo Miaomiao were to falsely accuse them of having something on them that Censor Zuo had in order to destroy evidence, they would really be in deep trouble.

After all, his ass isn't exactly clean.

He changed his mind and said to Situ An, "An'an, let's return this shuttlecock to her. Once we catch that gyrfalcon, we'll pluck its feathers and make ten or eight shuttlecocks to burn for Miss Zuo."

Situ An was unwilling; he wanted to force him to reveal the whereabouts of the gyrfalcon right now.

But then he saw his second uncle wink at him, clearly having other plans, and tossed the shuttlecock to Zuo Miaomiao.

"Who would want your broken shuttlecock?"

After saying this, he instructed the guards to escort him and his second uncle back to their residence.

Holding the shuttlecock she had lost and then found again, Zuo Miaomiao felt a jumble of emotions.

Judging from what Young Master Gong said, he was determined to catch Miss Bai and kill her.

If he gets his way, Miss Bai will be in big trouble.

Fu Weiyun knew nothing at all.

She had to tell him this news quickly so that he and Miss Bai could be on their guard.

She ran out like a gust of wind, and was about to call the driver to take her out when she suddenly thought that if Young Master Gong sent someone to follow her, wouldn't Fu Weiyun be exposed?

She shuddered.

She turned and went back to her room, wrote a letter, and handed the shuttlecock and the letter to her father, asking him to find a way to deliver them to Xiao Qingyin when he went to court the next day.

However, she never expected that Young Master Gong had predicted her prediction.