Did Lady Nian's river lantern get flooded?

After returning to the manor and reporting to Yinzhen, the guards withdrew. Yinzhen didn't think much of it, assuming it was just a minor injury. He washed up before returning to bed and embracing the fragrant and soft Qingyin.

However, back in their own residence, Yinzhen and Yintang couldn't suppress their curiosity and sent someone to inquire about Qingyin's existence. Upon learning that Qingyin was the pregnant concubine whom their fourth brother had recently married, they fell into a long silence.

The next day, an unusual figure appeared at the archery pavilion where the princes often went: the Fourteenth Prince. Yinzhen, who was there to practice archery, was somewhat surprised. He was only average in archery and horsemanship, not as talented as his brothers, but not bad either. He drew his bow, aimed at the target, and shot an arrow that hit the bullseye.

Then Yinzhen stood next to him, aimed at the target, and shot arrow after arrow, turning the target into a sieve. Although it was just archery, the sensitive and intuitive Yinzhen sensed Yinzhen's malice towards him. He frowned slightly, somewhat puzzled by his younger brother's behavior. However, given their usual mutual dislike, Yinzhen didn't immediately attribute it to what happened yesterday. He calmly finished shooting his arrows at his own pace.

Seeing that Yinzhen remained unmoved, Yinzhen silently threw down the bow in his hand and left the area.

Qingyin was extremely bored at home, so she started weaving grasshoppers and butterflies. Thinking of the butterflies that her younger sister had kept in the General's Mansion, Qingyin smiled knowingly. She asked a maid to send a box of crab roe pastries to Nian Shishao at the General's Mansion. Because of the two sisters, the original owner and her sister had similar tastes. With this in mind, Qingyin simply packed a box of pastries for Nian Shishao and also took some other pastries to give to her brother and parents at home.

Not to mention how happy Nian Shishao was to receive the gift, even the servants who missed their young lady were overjoyed and went to each courtyard to report the good news.