Empress Dowager Xu closed her eyes reluctantly: "Let's do as the princess says."
Granny Tan's face turned ashen; this departure meant she was very likely to suffer the same fate as Lingxi.
"Someone, take Granny Tan to the Eighth Prince's residence!" Princess Jiahua ordered.
Two maids ushered the man out.
After everyone left, Princess Jiahua said earnestly to Empress Dowager Xu, "Your Majesty, you have admitted your mistake first. If the Eighth Prince continues to be petty, it will show that he is narrow-minded and will surely be criticized by others."
"It's like a telepathic connection..."
"The Empress Dowager knows perfectly well that the Eighth Prince must have sensed something, which is why he did this." Princess Jiahua was too lazy to expose the matter.
I'm too lazy to listen to meaningless denials.
Empress Dowager Xu shut her mouth in embarrassment, wishing she could tear Lingxi to pieces. This wretched woman must have failed in her mission and said the wrong thing, thus provoking the Eighth Prince.
Princess Jia Hua slowly stood up: "I heard that the Empress Dowager is quite ill, so she should take good care of herself."
Empress Dowager Xu understood what she meant.
The midday sun shone with intense heat as Princess Jiahua encountered Xu Qing'er, who was just leaving the palace, in the passageway.
The former slowed down.
Xiu Shu took a few steps back to create some distance, following the two at a distance.
“Princess, the Princess Consort of Zhennan will absolutely not point fingers at anyone; she is already mentally unstable,” Xu Qing’er said.
Princess Jia Hua smiled and said, "You did an excellent job."
"There's another matter. Every night, many advisors from the Zhennan Prince's Mansion come to visit, including Prince Qing. Once, when Madam Tan came to visit Zhao Qingyan, I heard that Prince Qing wanted to take the opportunity to leave the capital. Madam Tan told Zhao Qingyan to keep a low profile during this period."
Princess Jia Hua paused in her steps.
Leaving Kyoto?
That means they're going to Japan.
Prince Qing had a good relationship with the new emperor of Japan in private, and the two exchanged letters from time to time. There was also General Jiang before him.
Three years ago, General Chiang fell seriously ill and has been bedridden ever since.
Unexpectedly, Prince Qing was still unwilling to give up.
"I understand." Princess Jiahua quickened her pace, putting some distance between herself and Xu Qing'er. The two acted as if they had never met before, and soon parted ways.
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