Gu Jingmo moved his stool, moved closer to Su Nanxing, and grabbed her hand: "I can't guess."

Su Nanxing asked Su Yi to go out and guard, then he leaned close to Gu Jingmo's ear and whispered, "It's the grandson of the director of the Imperial Hospital in the capital. He said he has the antidote for the poison you were poisoned with."

Gu Jingmo paused his chopsticks, then brought the meat to Su Nanxing's mouth, "Antidote?"

Su Nanxing ate the meat that was brought to her mouth and said, "Yes, there is also a letter here, which is said to be written by the prince."

He took out the letter and handed it over.

Gu Jingmo put it on the table and said, "Let's look at it later. Let's eat first." After that, he fed Su Nanxing another mouthful of soup.

Su Nanxing's right hand was held and she could only accept the feeding from Gu Jingmo.

Let Gu Jingmo eat a few bites from time to time, don’t just focus on feeding yourself.

While eating, Su Nanxing told the other party what had just happened.

"Princess, have you noticed that something is wrong with you?" Su Nanxing asked in a low voice.

Gu Jingmo shook his head: "In the original owner's memory, she and the original owner were not close.

Although they lived in the same palace in the capital, the original owner was almost raised by a wet nurse.

She seemed to have always blamed the original owner. She felt that it was because of the original owner that she had to stay in the capital."

Su Nanxing was puzzled: "Even if the original owner didn't exist, as the prince's wife, the emperor would never let her go back to the border town."

Gu Jingmo: "It feels like she's just pretending to be ignorant. She doesn't dare blame the prince or the emperor, so she can only blame everything on the original owner."

Su Nanxing breathed a sigh of relief: "Since he was not good to the original owner, then we don't need to be too nice to her."

Gu Jingmo sighed, "It's not as simple as her being mean to the original owner."

Su Nanxing raised her head, "What did she do?"