Feng Su couldn't understand what Wan Ge's intentions were. Why would that unapproachable Crown Prince, that elder brother who could make all the princes fear him just by standing there, bring him back and treat him so well?
But considering that he was all alone now, and that Wan Ge had nothing to gain, and that she could take his life with a single command if she wanted, Feng Su didn't care what Wan Ge wanted from him.
At this moment, all he wanted was to savor the tenderness he had, knowing it might disappear in the blink of an eye.
…
The Empress learned of Wan Ge's bringing Feng Su back to her palace at noon and immediately summoned her.
It wasn't strange that the Empress wanted to find her son, but when the palace maid called him, Feng Su clearly noticed that she glanced at him twice. If there were no surprises, this matter must be related to him.
Just as Feng Su had expected, when Wan Ge arrived at the palace where the Empress resided, the Empress immediately ordered all the palace maids and eunuchs to leave.
After they had all left, the Empress slammed her hand on the table and said directly to Wan Ge, "Kneel down!"
Wan Ge knew what the Empress wanted to say to her, and understood that she could not disobey her now, and the original owner of this body could not do anything to disobey her, so she obediently knelt down.
The Empress took a deep breath, looking at her composed and sensible daughter. Honestly, if she hadn't been born the wrong gender, she would have done everything in her power to support her as Crown Prince and even the next monarch. It's just a pity…
"Wange! Do you know what you're doing? How could you bring Feng Su back to your palace?" Although others might not know, she knew very well that he was a girl. How could he bring a boy to her side?
Wan Ge replied softly, "Isn't that good? As long as he's by my side, no one will doubt my identity."
Upon hearing this, the Empress paused. No woman would allow a man to stay by her side so easily. If Feng Su could be inseparable from Wan Ge, perhaps no one would suspect anything. But what if Feng Su knew her secret?
Wan Ge continued, "And I need someone I can trust, and Feng Su is the best candidate."
Although Feng Su's father was a traitor, it doesn't mean his children were.
The Empress had heard about Feng Su's experiences in the palace, but since the Emperor didn't care, she didn't need to do anything more.
Now that his daughter has rescued him from dire straits, he will surely be grateful to Wan Ge, and may even become a pawn in Wan Ge's game in the future.
So it turns out his daughter had already considered this when she brought him back to the palace; he had thought she was just being willful. It seems he still doesn't understand Wan Ge well enough.
Now that I've calmed down, I really think this is something Wan Ge would do. She always thinks things through carefully before acting, so how could I doubt that she would do something impulsive?
Thinking of this, the Empress immediately pulled Wan Ge up from her kneeling position: "It's all my fault. I made you kneel before I understood the whole story. Wan Ge won't blame me, right?"
The Empress spoke softly, a stark contrast to her previous tone.
Wan Ge nodded. What could she do if she really wanted to blame her?
"Oh, right..." The Empress thought of her other son and said with a sigh, "Chen'er is still young. As his older sister, you need to be patient with him and teach him well. You know he will become the Crown Prince in the future."
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