Your Highness, it's true that the Fifth Prince didn't eat much for lunch, and it was because he was unhappy and sad. But his unhappiness and sadness weren't because of the Third Prince at all, okay?

Your ability to misattribute information is truly remarkable. The Fifth Prince is clearly unhappy because you have neglected him and only paid attention to the Fourth Prince, making him feel neglected.

When Jiaming forbade news from spreading out of Taoyuan, Li Shi did not have the ability to find out the inside story.

However, she didn't take it all seriously. In her opinion, such a young child might be unhappy, but as for being sad, well, he probably doesn't understand yet. Of course, it's more likely that he hasn't reached that level yet.

Hongshi and the Fifth Prince hadn't met many times, and the Fifth Prince probably didn't even remember Hongshi. Under these circumstances, it's hard to believe that the Fifth Prince would be unhappy or sad because Hongshi ignored him!

Despite her inner thoughts, Li had no choice but to bow to Jiaming on the surface.

"The day Master came back, he scolded and punished him. Hongshi knows he was wrong." After finishing the painting, Madam Li looked at Jiaming, hoping that Jiaming would stop dwelling on this and that it would be better for Hongshi if things just calmed down.

Jiaming was targeting Li Shi. After seeing Li Shi lower her head, she didn't continue. After all, continuing wouldn't be good for her either, since Hongshi was also the master's son.

Judging from the fact that there hasn't been a single rumor about Hongshi these past two days, it's clear that the Master has suppressed it. As for the Fujin (wife), she'd probably be more than happy about it. Therefore, not only does Madam Li not want this matter to be brought up again, but the Master feels the same way.

Then, Jiaming shifted her target to the Song family.

Before long, Song followed Li in defeat.

Jiaming glanced at her next target, and immediately everyone avoided her gaze.

Guarjia is so sharp-tongued, it's best not to argue with her, lest it become ugly.