With the matter resolved, they carried Jingle back to the carriage and headed towards the capital.
Two days later, Jing Le and the others finally returned to the capital. They did not attract anyone's attention and quietly returned to the palace.
"Mom, I miss you so much."
The Imperial Concubine, who had been waiting for a long time, finally saw Jing Le, whom she hadn't seen for almost a month. Her eyes were red, and she immediately took Jing Le from Emperor Jing's arms.
"Lele, it's good that you're back, it's good that you're back. Your mother missed you too."
"Little Lele, I miss you too."
Not wanting to be left behind, the Ninth Prince squeezed next to Jing Le, completely ignoring Emperor Jing standing to the side.
Their hearts were all drawn to Jing Le.
"I miss Ninth Brother too. I brought you all some gifts."
The three of them ignored Emperor Jing and walked into the palace.
Emperor Jing was quite helpless. He knew that he was no longer the first one in the Consort's heart.
Before, I was always the center of attention, but now I'm the center of attention for Lele, and I'm even a little jealous of her.
"Tell the Imperial Concubine and Lele that I am going to attend to official business and will come back for dinner tonight."
After speaking to the palace maid, Emperor Jing left.
The eldest and second princes at Wenyuan Pavilion were overjoyed to hear that Emperor Jing had returned to the palace.
"Father."
"Greetings, Your Majesty."
Upon seeing Emperor Jing, the two knelt down with utmost reverence, their cry of "Father Emperor" revealing their endless sorrow.
Experiencing supreme power for more than twenty days felt like it took half their lives.
His heart was filled with sorrow.
"Rise."
Emperor Jing glanced at the cabinet ministers, then at the two princes who looked exhausted, and raised an eyebrow.
Looking at those stacks of memorials, one can understand the reason behind them.
"Has anything significant happened recently?"
"No."
The eldest prince replied.
"Since there's nothing important, what are these things?"
Emperor Jing pointed to the items on the table.
"Father, these are all memorials from officials praising you."
The second prince immediately understood that Emperor Jing had come to support them.
The rest of the cabinet ministers lowered their heads and remained silent.
What can they say? That they did it on purpose?
"Hmph! The reason I set up the cabinet is to have you assist me in handling important matters. If you can't handle them, you should retire and go back to your hometown as soon as possible."
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