Unexpectedly, so many twists and turns have occurred, leading to Prince Ding taking the initiative to annul the engagement. Since their Marquis's Mansion is unable to replace Ye Yabing, they are unable to form a marriage alliance with Prince Ding's Mansion.

This matter can only be addressed later.

Prince Ding sat back in his chair and slowly began to speak: "When I was twelve years old, I went to the battlefield for the first time and almost lost my life. I have always kept the kindness of Marquis Zhongyong in my heart and have never forgotten it for a single day."

"Over the years, I have always thought about repaying the Marquis of Zhongyong, and I wanted to treat the eldest daughter well for the rest of my life after marrying her, so that the Marquis of Zhongyong could rest in peace in the afterlife. Unfortunately, I am not destined to be with the eldest daughter..."

"However, I must repay the life-saving grace of the Marquis of Zhongyong in the past. Although I am not destined to be with the eldest daughter, the Marquis of Zhongyong has a second daughter. I am willing to ask for the second daughter as my wife. I wonder if Lord Ye would agree?"

His words surprised even the eldest princess.

As expected of the Prince Ding, who is praised by everyone, he was so humiliated by the eldest daughter of the Marquis's family. Not only did he set her free, but he was not angry about it. He even thought about repaying the favor by marrying the second daughter!

Truly virtuous and kind!

Fortunately, the Crown Prince's despicable behavior was exposed, which allowed everyone to see the virtue and competence of Prince Ding.

"I've long heard that the second daughter of the Marquis's family is gentle and virtuous, one of the most beautiful women in the capital. She also grew up under the careful guidance of Madam Min. She is truly deserving of the title of future Princess Consort," the Princess said happily.

She had indeed seen the second young lady of the Marquis's mansion several times at banquets. She was a rare beauty, and what was even more commendable was that she was gentle, considerate, kind, and generous.