Helian Ci pinched the little girl's pert little nose, his dark eyes filled with amusement. He was very happy that the little girl was willing to cling to him.

"Your Majesty has moved all your belongings to Fanghua Palace. If they remain, Your Majesty will have nowhere to sleep."

"It's alright, Sisi's bed is very big, Sisi can share half with Second Brother!"

Sisi had already made up her mind, so she answered without thinking.

Helian Ci was taken aback at first, then chuckled softly. He thought to himself, "So the little girl was waiting for me here."

"No, Sisi, boys and girls should not sit together after the age of seven. Although Second Brother and Sisi are siblings, we should still avoid suspicion."

Although he was very jealous of his father and third brother being able to sleep with the young girl, he felt it was inappropriate for him to do so.

These words left Sisi speechless. She opened her mouth, wanting to retort, but couldn't think of anything for a long time. Was Sisi destined to be a lonely child? Waaah.

"Good boy, Sisi, your second brother will come to see you tomorrow morning," Helian Ci comforted her.

"Okay, I'm done for." Sisi pouted, powerless to change anything, but full of life.

As Helian Ci was being pushed away by palace servants, a little girl named Sisi stood at the entrance of Yongqing Palace, looking utterly pitiful.

Helian Ci felt a suffocating pain as he watched, and he clenched his hands, which were resting on his brocade robe, several times before he could resist the urge to go back and hug the little girl.

Meanwhile, as for Sisi, seeing that she could no longer see her second brother's figure, the little girl finally turned her gaze away and looked up at the starry sky at a forty-five-degree angle.

He sighed deeply, looking old and weary, before turning around, his chubby little hands behind his back, and taking small steps toward Yongqing Palace.

"Clatter, clatter, clatter." That's the sound of horses' hooves.

Sisi stopped in her tracks, curiously peeking out her fluffy little head. "Who is it so late?"

The moon was already a few steps away from the little girl, but when she saw the little girl stop again, she was worried about her and ran to her side.

"Little princess, what's wrong?"

"Sister Yue'er, look, it's big brother!"

As the carriage drew closer, under the warm yellow light of the palace lanterns, Mou Sisi gradually made out the people inside.

Yue'er was also taken aback. Why would the chief guard come to Yongqing Palace so late? And if the chief guard was personally driving the carriage, could the person in the carriage be the emperor?

"Big brother, what brings you here? Who is it? Is it Father?"

The carriage stopped, and Changying dismounted. Mou Sisi immediately started asking questions, and even stood on tiptoe to try and see the people inside the carriage.

“肆肆”

Before Changying could answer the little girl, the carriage curtain was lifted from the inside, revealing a pair of slender, jade-like hands.

Next, what caught everyone's eye was Nan Rong Jinghua's divine face, which looked like an immortal descending to earth under the bright moonlight.

Mou Sisi: "!!!"

The little girl paused for a moment, then stammered, "Master...Master?"

This single, sharp remark from "Sisi" successfully startled Yue'er, who was bowing her head, not daring to look directly at the Emperor's face, and was about to kneel in obeisance.

Looking up, sure enough, there stood a stunningly handsome young man in a silver-white robe, looking like an immortal being. This…

Yue'er looked at Changying with a puzzled expression. Changying coughed lightly, looked at Mou Sisi, and explained,

"Princess, His Majesty heard that the Second Prince has moved out of Yongqing Palace and was worried that it would be too lonely for you to live alone. So he sent Young Master Jinghua to live with you."

Okay, actually the Emperor was doing this to guard against Si Bei Tao Hua, since Si Bei Tao Hua's lightness skill was simply too extraordinary.

Although Di Ying was able to discover Si Bei Tao Hua's whereabouts, the little princess's safety could not afford the slightest mishap.